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The late Marvel editor and writer Mark Gruenwald, who died at the age of 43, famously laid out some time travel rules for Marvel Comics creators, that were used pretty much as originally planned in Avengers: Endgame .  They were originally published for readers in Marvel Age in 1992. Mark Gruenwald's Rules Of Time Travel One of the more[...]

He's just one of the many creators listed in the credits during their special thanks, before the post-credits scene… and the post-credits note. The ain character comic book creator credits from Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3 run as follows: Drax & Gamora created by JIM STARLIN Groot created by STAN LEE, LARRY LIEBER and JACK KIRBY Mantis created[...]

In the recent Dear Watchers comic book podcast, hosted by Guido Sanchez and Rob Ribar and dedicated to exploring the multiverse in comics and other media, Catherine Schuller Gruenwald, the widow and legacy advocate of comics writer and editor Mark Gruenwald, talked about how her new project literally puts Mark into his work – for[...]

So who got thanked in Loki Episode 1 on Disney+ today? Here's the screencap of the thanks. Loki TV screencap Loki was created for the Marvel Universe by Stan Lee, Larry Leiber, and Jack Kirby for the Thor comic book  Journey into Mystery #85 in 1962 – though Stan Lee had written a very similar version of[...]

Marvel editor and writer Mark Gruenwald famously laid out some time travel rules, that were used pretty much as originally planned in Avengers: Endgame recently.  They were originally published for readers in Marvel Age in 1992. Mark Gruenwald's Rules Of Time Travel One of the more interesting aspects of my job as Senior Executive Editor is I[...]

It has a great deal of Captain America and shows him at one of his best moments. Mark Gruenwald's Captain America series from the 1980s has a lot of classic stories, including the formation of the Serpent Society, the rise of the Captain, and the era of John Walker: Captain America This is often considered one[...]

Remender's stories dragged on without any indication when it would end. J: So what do you think of Secret Empire? D: It's very disappointing that they took the American hero, the man who stood for everything America should be, and had Hydra turn him into a fascist leader, which goes against everything he has stood for. J: So is the Red[...]

And Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, Constantine, Blade, Blade II, Blade Trinity, Ghost Rider: Spirit Of Vengeance, Blade the TV series, Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD The Crow: City Of Angels. Also non-directly comic book inspired film and TV shows, such as Jumper, FlashForward and DaVinci's Demons. But there is also Sandman, Brooklyn Animal[...]

I think we completed two episodes and didn't use any of the footage we shot in 1988 at The Wonderful World of Comics Convention (phew! No 'wonder' we shortened the name!) So one of those interviews, with the late Mark Gruenwald, who in 1988, was Marvel's Executive Editor and a writer of a couple of titles[...]

Tom Brevoort writes: On August 12, 1996, beloved Marvel Executive Editor Mark Gruenwald passed away. On August 12, 2007, beloved Marvel artist Mike Wieringo passed away. Every year, we commemorate these two gentlemen on what is now known as "M-Day" (formerly "G-Day") This year, we'd like the celebrate the spirit of generosity and cameraderie amongst the comic book community[...]

Editor Mark Gruenwald would have to approve what I wrote, but we thought alike on these matters, and I think he always approved of solutions I found to resolve continuity tangles I also made a point of consulting the then-current writers of series, like Chris Claremont on X-Men and Frank Miller on Daredevil, when writing[...]

On Wednesday at 9pm on Investigation Discovery, The Will: Outrageous Final Wishes will have a segment on the last wishes of Mark Gruenwald, Marvel editor who died in 1996, aged 43 His will asked that his ashes be mixed in with the print run of a Squadron Supreme trade paperback Which, a few years later,[...]