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Previous issues featured a back cover with an image by Joshua "Sway" Swaby. But today's Fantastic Four #25, the series in which Black Panther first appeared, features a tribute image by Marvel executive vice president and creative director Joe Quesada, inked by Danny Miki and coloured by Richard Isanove. Joe Quesada Tribute to Chadwick Boseman Ta-Nehisi Coates' tribute[...]

With only one episode to go on the first season of Marvel Entertainment's Marvel's Storyboards, series host and Marvel Entertainment EVP and Creative Director Joe Quesada (Marvel's Hero Project, Marvel 616) continues to explore the origin stories and inspirations of storytellers across all mediums, backgrounds, and experiences at their favorite spots throughout New York City and beyond[...]

Hosted by Joe Quesada (Marvel's Hero Project, Marvel 616), EVP and Creative Director of Marvel Entertainment, the unscripted series explores the origin stories and inspirations of storytellers across all mediums, backgrounds, and experiences at their favorite spots throughout New York City and beyond I the past 24-48 hours, we've been treated to preview images, an[...]

Marvel executive VP, creative director Joe Quesada has shared inside look at his new docu-series, Marvel's Storyboards, with a panel conversation with Marvel VP of content Stephen Wacker, for Comic-Con@Home And we got a little insight into one comic book page inspired by a mountain top climb with Ed Viesturs. How Joe Quesada's Mountain Climb Affected[...]

Hosted by Joe Quesada (Marvel's Hero Project, Marvel 616), EVP and Creative Director of Marvel Entertainment, the unscripted series explores the origin stories and inspirations of storytellers across all mediums, backgrounds, and experiences at their favorite spots throughout New York City and beyond Now, viewers are getting a look firsthand at the series, set to[...]

Helping set the tone early is Marvel Entertainment, who announced that they will be premiering its new series Marvel's Storyboards on Thursday, July 23, with the first season (a second season is set for later this year) available for free on Marvel's YouTube channel and Marvel.com. Marvel_Storyboards Logo "After doing this show, I've been personally blown away[...]

Marvel Comics has released a personal piece of artwork by its executive vice president and creative director Joe Quesada and coloured by Richard Isanove It intended to be an inspiring piece in honour of the what Marvel calls "the tireless healthcare heroes who embody the spirit of Captain America and are saving the world at[...]

Last week on the Drink And Draw YouTube channel, Dan DiDio and Joe Quesada joined Dan Panosian, Jeff Johnson, Dave Johnson and Ben Defeo to drink and draw The conversation was naturally dominated by Joe and Dan, and they talked about the last time they met socially, and the challenges publishing mainstream superhero comic books[...]

Last night on the Drink And Draw YouTube channel, Dan DiDio and Joe Quesada joined Dan Panosian, Jeff Johnson, Dave Johnson and Ben Defeo to drink and draw The conversation was naturally dominated by Joe and Dan, and they talked about the last time they met socially, and the challenges publishing mainstream superhero comic books[...]

Marvel executive vice president and creative director Joe Quesada appeared last night on the Drink And Draw YouTube channel, alongside Dan DiDio, Dan Panosian, Jeff Johnson, Dave Johnson and Ben Defeo. We got to see their artwork in progress, accompanied by alcohol There was plenty of chat between DiDio and Quesada about their respective experiences running DC[...]

(Palmiotti is currently an exclusive writer for DC Comics and formerly the co-founder of Event Comics and co-head of Marvel's Marvel Knights imprint with friend and current Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada. Fanboys also suggest Joey Cavalieri, a veteran of both comics companies, should be considered.) Now the question is whether DiDio will exit before Comic-Con, or after, or at all[...]

There has even been some discussion as to whether Joe Quesada would jump Marvel to be a new Publisher at DC Maybe someone should actually ask him, rather than just keep suggesting him in meetings… But as things stand, there's no rush or urgency to make any changes right now Let's see by San Diego, shall[...]

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And there are plenty of withdrawn comics over the wrong UPC code, or the wrong swear word being used as well. The original Vengeance Of Vampirella #1 published by Harris featured a wraparound Joe Quesada cover, enhanced with foil By default, the pool of blood and logo were of course red But different foils were applied[...]

Marvel CCO's Joe Quesada has been talking about the Adidad Footlocker sneakers he has been designing for Marvel's 80th anniversary How he had to learn how to draw around the foot, rather than attempting a flat design which was then warped to fit. The Marvel x Foot Locker x adidas AM 4 'Marvel 80 Vol 1',[...]

Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada teased a "secret design project" he's been working on for the last month on Twitter ahead of New York Comic Con Due to the image he posted, which appears to be the current Marvel logo with its perspective skewed over a black and red halftone gradient, many are speculating[...]

Instead, it is a documentary series that will see Marvel CCO Joe Quesada meet other creatives to find out how they do their best work Quesada tells Wired, "A comparison that everyone knows is Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown We go on locations, but instead of food or culture being the focus, the focus is a guest,[...]

Silva is set to shake those foundations one more time, in a way, according to Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada, not seen since Grant Morrison shook the Marvel Universe to its foundations during his New X-Men run. @PepeLarraz's art is breathtaking, he's comic's next big superstar and colors by @martegracia are breathtaking The whole creative[...]

In the biggest Marvel scandal since the time we learned Akira Yoshida wasn't a real person, or maybe even the time we learned Bill Jemas wasn't a real person, Marvel executive Joe Quesada has taken to Twitter to admit that he is the father of global entertainment superstar Donny Cates It all began when Cates[...]

Marvel Comics Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada and Editor-in-Chief C.B Cebulski took over a packed ballroom at the Austin Convention Center during SXSW (South By Southwest) on its opening day- Friday, March 9th- to deliver an important message to a rapt audience of cinephiles: READ YOUR COMICS. During their hour-long presentation, they went through all of the[...]

"My colleagues from Marvel, Joe Quesada and C.B Cebulski, were at the festival to host a panel begging Disney not to cancel Marvel and outsource their comics, and both were carried away into the night sky never to be seen again." After that, it wasn't long before Marvel became defunct, leaving behind nothing but a warehouse[...]

Cebulski and Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada are heading to Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest festival next week, and they plan to host a panel which will show how all of the success Marvel has had in markets far more lucrative than comics — movies, TV shows, video games — ultimately stem from[...]

When you see the number of characters and amount of detail in this Uncanny X-Men #1 variant, you might be tempted to believe Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada actually took some time out of his busy Twitter schedule to draw a cover for the upcoming relaunch As it turns out, Joe, a smart, forward-looking[...]

Anyway, these guys came in and they were talkin' about what to do about the goddamn Bat-penis." "Marvel has led the comic book industry sales charts for decades, and we're not going to let a little thing like Batman's penis put an end to that," said Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada, pounding his fists on[...]

Things must be pretty easy around the Marvel offices of late because high-ranking executive Joe Quesada has been spending a lot of time on Twitter lately Today, while talking about Marvel Knights, Quesada recalled a story from the set of Chasing Amy, in which Quesada and friend Jimmy Palmiotti were set to have their first[...]

Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada took to Twitter late Friday night to answer a question about Marvel's politics Specifically, whether or not Marvel employs any conservatives The question came in response to the following Tweets: And I don't know what our differences are nor do I care I work with Liberals, Conservatives and everyone in-between[...]

When Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada isn't busy Creative Officering, focusing more on publishing during the Editor-in-Chief transition, or taking "joint creative custody" of books, he occasionally draws a variant cover or two The latest comic to be graced by a Quesada cover is Fantastic Four #1, due out on August 8th, exactly 57[...]

Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada took to Twitter today to pay tribute to "The Great One" Brian Bendis., who left Marvel for DC after visiting a Superman exhibit at the library But was this a touching, heartfelt expression of love for a friend and colleague, or a ploy to spike sales of Iron Man[...]

They also shared that Joe Quesada was afraid to send them out in the same cab after Bendis and Millar hit it big in case there was an accident. Mark Millar is also apparently quite the prankster, and two specific instances come to mind One was Millar almost convincing a writer via email that he was a Klansman[...]