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Amidst controversy, Mark Waid called the publisher to talk about that decision Shortly afterwards, the publisher announced they were no longer publishing the graphic novel It was self-published a year later and individually distributed. Meyer then sued Mark Waid over claims of tortious interference and defamation, claiming damages against Waid for his actions. Last November, Mark Waid's[...]

Marvel has sent out a press release for History of the Marvel Universe, the new six-issue mini-series written by Mark Waid with art by Javier Rodriguez and Alvaro Lopez and covers by Steve McNiven which "will reveal previously unknown secrets and shocking revelations" about Marvel's continuity The book and creative team were announced at C2E2,[...]

But this July, we finally get to see things from the Invisible Woman's perspective (as written by a man) because Mark Waid and Mattia De Iulis will launch an Invisible Woman mini-series Marvel's press release follows: Sue Storm Flies Solo in INVISIBLE WOMAN #1! New York, NY—April 9, 2019— She's always been a super hero, fighting to[...]

When it comes to panels at comic conventions I think my favorite moderator is Mark Evanier, but coming in a close second is the man who moderated the Our Favorite Villains panel at Wondercon, Mark Waid Now I think there is a possibility that Bleeding Cool may make Waid's list of villains, but I have[...]

Writer Mark Waid said that Strange was "[o]utpowered and out of his element," and now tasked with "[preventing] the World-Eater from destroying the entire magic cosmos!" But now, in DOCTOR STRANGE #13, Galactus has been set loose on other dimensions and devouring those worlds — which could have cosmically dire consequences! It's up to Strange[...]

A lot has happened since Bleeding Cool first broke the news that Comicsgater Richard Meyer was suing comic book writer, editor and publisher Mark Waid, claiming defamation and tortious interference over Antarctic Press no longer publishing Meyer's Jawbreakers graphic novel. Waid launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for his legal fight, with a fee set[...]

Longstanding comic book writer, editor and publisher Mark Waid has launched a crowdfunding appeal with the intent of funding his legal defense against Richard Meyer of the Diversity & Comix YouTube channel We reported on Meyer's launching the lawsuit, which claims causes of action including defamation and tortious interference in his contract with Antarctic Press over the[...]

Following the hirings of  John Cassaday and Mark Waid as executives, Humanoids has revealed what their H1 initiative is all about: a brand new shared superhero universe by an impressive lineup of creators, all listed at the top of their press release: John Cassaday * Mark Waid * Kwanza Osajyefo * Carla Speed McNeil * Yanick Paquette *[...]

Everything is turning up Mark Waid this week Just days after being targeted in a lawsuit by Comicsgate leader Richard C Meyer, one of the few people in comics less sympathetic than Waid himself, Waid has now been named the new Director of Creative Development by publisher Humanoids Waid's hiring follows the addition of John[...]

And a story began that will no doubt run and run… Five most read articles yesterday Richard Meyer Sues Mark Waid Over 'Tortious Interference With Contract and Defamation' We Have Details on Upcoming Episodes of The Flash, Arrow, Supergirl, and Riverdale! Cosmic Ghost Rider Makes Thanos the Image of Himself What the Original Justice League Odyssey #1 Would Have Been[...]

That said, I am content just watching the Astonishing Ant-Man and the Unstoppable Wasp teaming up. There is an arbitrary cliffhanger at the end that will likely only be resolved if Mark Waid gets and Ant-Man and the Wasp ongoing out of this Unfortunately, there's been no rumor of that as far as I know. Ant-Man and[...]

Mark Waid tells a compelling Doctor Strange, and there's a good payoff to this issue Stephen must accept things about himself that he doesn't like, and the ending promises some cool changes to Strange's comic coming up Stephen Strange is a very flawed hero, and this comic highlights that in an interesting and kinda gutsy[...]

Ant-Man and the Wasp are caught at separate subatomic frequencies but find a way back home. Or do they? Are they really back on Earth? Is it a good read?

The book is damn gorgeous. Doctor Strange #3 is another strong issue from Mark Waid and Jesus Saiz The story is tight, concludes within the issue, and present Stephen Strange as the compelling and fascinating protagonist he should be The art is gorgeous to boot, sealing the deal on this book earning another recommendation Check it[...]

Israel Silva's color work is similarly wild and varied, though it could use some brightening given the wild narrative tone and characters. Ant-Man and The Wasp #3 is another fun if somewhat thin entry in the Mark Waid miniseries Scott and Nadia get plenty of good moments and lines of dialogue, and the aliens have a[...]

Another week has passed, and that means its time to count down the top and bottom five comics of the past week. Read here to see the score.

Can she help Stephen access magic again? Doctor Strange #2 cover by Jesus Saiz Doctor Strange under Mark Waid and Jesus Saiz is already showing a pacing and expertise which few other comics have matched in the past This chapter in the story—that is Stephen being trapped on this alien world—already reaches a conclusion in this issue[...]

That aside, he, alongside Jordie Bellaire's excellent color work, makes this a visually appealing issue. Captain America #704 is a disappointing finale to this last story arc of Mark Waid's stint on the title Its resolution is both disconcerting and unsatisfying, and Jack Rogers turns from a beleaguered father to someone who is a little too[...]

Ant-Man is trying to cure The Wasp's blindness while a subatomic society believes the duo are attacking them. Is it a good read?

Jordie Bellaire and Irma Kniivila contribute the color art, which is bright, lively, and well balanced too. Captain America #703 is easily the best issue of this story arc and hopefully signals a turning point for the better in Mark Waid's final tale in the series It's fast-paced, Jack Rogers has come into his own as[...]

Aaron and Bachalo's Empirikul story comes to mind, as does Donny Cates and Gabriel Hernandez Walta's "Loki, Sorcerer Supreme" tale, though it was arguably a fallout of the Empirikul story. That said, Mark Waid and Jesus Saiz tell an exceedingly good version of this story, and it approaches the issue in a slightly different manner[...]

Ant-Man hitches a ride back home to Earth with the help of the Wasp, but things go awry and they both end up in the Microverse. Is it a good read?

It is probably my favourite Swamp Thing story, with 'Loving The Alien' as a particular highlight, from Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and Rick Veitch and today… well, I seemed to get a remake in the new Doctor Strange #1 by Mark Waid and Jesus Saiz, out tomorrow.   We find a Doctor Strange who is losing his magical[...]

Other comic book publishers may currently be focusing on "fresh starts," but one publisher still cares about "legacy." Heading in the opposite direction from the current grim and gritty Archie comicsverse, Archie plans to publish a new mini-series set during World War II by Mark Waid, Brian Augustyn, Peter Krause, Kelly Fitzpatrick, and Jack Morelli[...]

Jack Rogers, the descendent of Captain America, has made a startling discovery about his government. He must now go on the run to survive and find a way to save his son. Does it make for a good read?

Maybe this one will be great. Captain America #701 cover by Michael Cho Loss: Captain America #701 Does Nothing With Its Premise Given Mark Waid's hot streak on Captain America, a utopian future comic based around the dream of Steve Rogers seems like a good start for an installment of Cap's comic[...]

However, the younger Rogers' body is rejecting the Serum, and Jack knows there is something wrong. Captain America #701 cover by Michael Cho Mark Waid seems to have a predilection for writing possible future stories for Captain America¸ doesn't he? This is an interesting potential future It's a bit of a generic utopia; no explanation is given beyond[...]

This one looks like it could be something special. Sex Criminals #24 cover by Chip Zdarsky Sex Criminals #24 I first tried Sex Criminals last issue, and I now feel great shame in having slept on this one for so long. Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky have a delightfully daring, funny, and absorbing sex drama/superhero/crime/comedy thing unlike any other comic I've read. Avengers #1 cover[...]

This one disappointed me greatly and is one of the more painful losses of the week. Captain America #700 cover by Chris Samnee and Matthew Wilson Win: Captain America #700 Gets tha Landmark Issue Right Captain America #700 came out at last this past week, and Mark Waid, Chris Samnee, and Matthew Wilson bring "Out of Time" to an impressive conclusion[...]

Mark Waid didn't skimp on the tear-eyed patriotism—which the 1960's era of of Cap they are channeling didn't actually have to this degree Steve at one-point flies into a rage and beats the tar out of Batroc the Leaper because the French mercenary called Americans "cowardly." Captain America #700 art by Chris Samnee and Matthew Wilson The art remains[...]