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Ewing, Matt Rosenberg, Ed Brisson, Saladin Ahmed, Tini Howard, Jonathan Hickman, Greg Pak, Donny Cates & Jason Aaron. But only a mention of Jim Cheung and Humberto Ramos as artists on the book Could they really be drawing all of the 80 pages by themselves? No. Today, Marvel told retailers the full list of pencillers working on[...]

We know that the Starbrand Reborn storyline kicking off soon in the pages of Avengers by Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness will take the titular Avengers to space and introduce a new wielder of the Starbrand, but Marvel's January solicits for Avengers #29 and Avengers #30 reveal there's more changes to come First of all,[...]

Tom King is writing his final issue of Batman. Writing my final Batman. — Tom King (@TomKingTK) October 10, 2019 Jason Aaron is writing his final issue of Thor You know what this could mean? Crossover? — Tom King (@TomKingTK) October 10, 2019 After all, what can Marvel and DC Comics do… fire them? Yes, yes, as I said, I'm drunk[...]

Today was Jason Aaron's first day at New York Comic Con, and as he saw four Fat Thors in cosplay on his way in, realises that is the cosplay Thor thing for this year But not for the next one He knows what it will be for the next one. Jason was promoting the announcement of[...]

Bleeding Cool looked at the circumstantial evidence that Donny Cates will be the new writer on Marvel's ongoing Thor comic in 2020, following Jason Aaron And that it has been set up this way for quite a long time. Now I'm hearing it from connected sources as well Look for this to break over New York[...]

One year ago, with the War of the Realms yet to begin, Jason Aaron said that the Thor #1 launched in 2018, his sixth Thor #1 since beginning his epic run on the character, would be his last Well, it looks like Aaron had one last Thor #1 inside of him after all, as he[...]

In August, Jason Aaron will begin his final story, with artist Mike Del Mundo, in Thor #16 But there's just one problem: there's no Thor! Marvel's August solicitations reveal that Thor will be missing after the conclusion of Marvel's biggest-ever super-mega-crossover event, War of the Realms They don't explain why — that would be spoilers,[...]

Jason Aaron has done some amazing work with the God of Thunder over the last few years, so it's kind of sad to see him wrap up his time on the series Still, he's given us The God Butcher, The Unworthy Thor, and Thor: The Goddess of Thunder, which were all excellent entries into the[...]

Marvel's upcoming War of the Realms is set to be the publisher's biggest-ever super-mega-crossover event, but writer Jason Aaron has even more ambitious plans that could change the course of Marvel history: he thinks all of the issues will be drawn by the same art team and come out on time Aaron was recently interviewed[...]

And with Thor too busy to get involved (come on, Thor!), it could mean trouble as Marvel kicks what they've promised is their biggest-ever super-mega-crossover event into high gear. From the press release: The War of the Realms has come! All ten realms have fallen to Malekith and his army…except one! Midgard still stands, but Earth is missing[...]

Marvel's February solicitations have just come out, featuring the beginning of the Road to War of the Realms in Thor #10 by Jason Aaron and Mike Del Mundo Building for years as part of Aaron's various runs on various Thor books, Marvel finally made things official earlier this month, and they've gone all in, comparing the[...]

It's a story long in the making, the culmination of Jason Aaron's multiple-relaunch-spanning Thor run (and also the new Asgardians of the Galaxy), and labeled "insane" by global entertainment superstar Donny Cates And it finally arrives in April, Marvel revealed Friday, from Aaron, Russell Dauterman, and Matthew Wilson, and promises an event of "unparalleled scale"[...]

We jump back to the Avengers of 1,000,000 B.C. and the origins of the first Ghost Rider and the monsters that made him. Is it a good read?

Wednesday draws near, and that means that it's time for another Comics for Your Pull Box. What is worth your time? We'll tell you here.

Conan The Barbarian #1 will launch with gigantic melancholies and gigantic mirth in January from the creative team of writer Jason Aaron, artist Mahmud Asrar, colorist Matt Wilson, and cover artist Esad Ribic. For Aaron, whose beard might cause him to be mistaken for an actual barbarian, it's the ultimate dream job. I've literally been preparing for[...]

The Avengers make their stand against the Final Host and the Horde. They have put everything into this, but it may still not be enough. Is it a good read?

Thor has been sent to Valhalla to request the assistance of the Valkyrie while his allies fight off Sindr and her hordes. Is it a good read?

This wasn't a problem in Jason Aaron's Thor before the relaunch.           The book has become quite wordy too, and that bogs down the pacing without adding much of worth for the overall comic. That said, I can't say that I didn't still get into this book[...]

Doctor Strange, Iron Man, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk, and Thor arrive for a final stand against Loki's Celestials in Russia. Avengers #5 cover by Ed McGuinness, Mark Morales, and Jason Keith Avengers #5 continues to kick the ridiculousness of this cosmic calamity up, with Loki explaining what is happening with the Celestials and Jason Aaron powering[...]

Thor and She-Hulk seek information from Odin while Iron Man and Doctor Strange seek out the Eternals. Is it a good read?

Thor and Loki meet Baldur, Skurge, Tyr, and Karnilla in Hel. The Queen of Cinders is threatening Baldur's rule and must be stopped. Is it a good read?

The Avengers have been captured by Loki and the Final Host, but Captain America isn't willing to give up the fight yet. Is it a good read?

There is significantly more humor in this issue than the past five issues of Jason Aaron's Mighty Thor This isn't inherently a bad thing, as the humor isn't so overwhelming that it piledrives the tone Plus, what Waititi and the Russo Brothers did with the God of Thunder in Ragnarok and Infinity War was brilliant,[...]

Superstar writer Jason Aaron revealed today that, after a run of 6 straight Thor #1 relaunches, he will probably be calling it quits on relaunching the series, allowing another writer to take over constantly rebooting Thor every 6-24 months as is modern Marvel Comics custom Aaron took to Twitter to reveal the sad news: THOR #1[...]

Jason Aaron is penning a solid story, and the artistic team is rocking it so far This one gets a recommendation Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Final Celestial Host approaches Earth as Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, and Captain Marvel ride out to meet them Doctor Strange and Black Panther fight the[...]

Thor: At the Gates of Valhalla brings the Goddesses of Thunder to our time period to meet their hero: Jane Foster. Elsewhere, Malekith prepares for total war. Does it make for a good read?

The cast of this comic is very likable, and it is among the most unique fantasy comics on the market. Wicked + Divine #36 cover by Jamie McKelvie and Matt Wilson Wicked + Divine #36 What more needs to be said about Wicked + Divine by Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, and Matt Wilson? Read it. All-New Wolverine #35 cover by David Lopez All-New Wolverine #35 All-New Wolverine nears[...]

The comic continues to focus on the relationship between Eddie and Venom, and we meet a possible symbiote "god," which seems like a promising new antagonist. Southern Bastards #20 cover by Jason Latour 5. Southern Bastards #20 The final issue in this arc of Southern Bastards rounds out the winners list. Jason Aaron and Jason Latour bring about a brutal and vicious comic about a[...]

Southern Bastards brings this arc to a conclusion with a three-way battle between Robert Tubbs, Coach Boss, and Boone. Who will win? Is it a good read?

In short, I wasn't a fan of the Draxophone. Avengers #1 cover by Ed McGuinness Win: Avengers #1 Leaves Me Hopeful While Avengers #1 by Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness wasn't exactly the shattering fresh start for the Avengers for which I hoped, the comic did leave me optimistic as a fan of Earth's Mightiest Heroes[...]