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Weapon X, initially published in Marvel Comics Presents issues #72-84 and by iconic artist Barry Windsor-Smith is arguably the best Logan story ever published So many cool covers, such an essential story in the pantheon of Marvel Comics, and a story that they still pull from for cover homages and more to this day[...]

Marvel Comics Presents was a bi-weekly basis anthology comic that lasted for 175 issues, each one having four 8-page stories, of which generally two were episodes in ongoing serials and two were one-off stories The original plan was for the lead story to feature different members of the X-Men in solo adventures but from issue[...]

That is why you should jump on this Marvel Comics Presents #32 cover, on auction over tat Heritage right now Sitting at $7,000 right now, it features a wraparound cover starring Kitty Pryde and Black Panther The auction includes both artboards, artist notes from Todd McFarlane, overlays, and more There are still a few days[...]

This week, we've got recaps of and thoughts on Powers of X #5, Marvel Comics Presents #9, Wolverine Annual #1, and New Mutants: War Children #1. Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but thanks to a corporate[...]

Marvel Comics Presents #9 hits stores from Marvel Comics next week, wrapping up what we're pretty sure was originally meant to be a 12-issue series but got reduced to 9 That means Marvel has to squeeze 4 parts of Wolverine's The Vigil storyline into a single issue, and they're throwing in more Wolverine for the[...]

We've got some big reveals in Powers of X #3, plus the penultimate installment of The Vigil as Wolverine goes to hell in Marvel Comics Presents #8, and Deadpool takes on child molestation in Deadpool Annual #1 Time to recap… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned[...]

Marvel Comics Presents #8 is in stores next week from Marvel Comics, continuing the Wolverine story The Vigil in a chapter by Charles Soule and Dio Neves The Vigil is most well-known for introducing Wolverine's Daughter, Rien, but though it wasn't advertised as such, the story also appears to be out of continuity. Get caught up[...]

And if an additional portion of that exposition is going to be written in a made-up language, at least ship these six-dollar books with a plastic decoder ring, fer chrissakes. The bottom line is we're still in wait-and-see mode here. Recapping Marvel Comics Presents: The Vigil Part 7 MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #7 MAY190869 (W) Charles Soule, Ryan North, More (A)[...]

On Wednesday, Marvel Comics released Marvel Comics Presents #7, most notable for featuring the latest chapter of The Vigil, the serialized story in which Wolverine meets a young girl named Sylvie, waits until she grows up, and then has sex with her, producing a daughter named Rien who has been pulling big prices on eBay[...]

In any case, in Marvel Comics Presents #7, The Vigil gets to the 2000s, and since The Truth appears at some of the most terrible moments in human history, it seems natural to assume that this decade's appearance will be at the World Trade Center attack on September 11th, 2001. Wolverine seems to think so… But as[...]

We've got a zero-issue coming up soon, but hopefully Marvel greenlights a 100-issue Major X ongoing in the post-Hickboot era, because there can never be enough of this. Marvel Comics Presents #6 (W) Charles Soule, Tim Seeley, Ed Brisson (A) Paulo Siqueira, More (CA) Arthur Adams Welcome to the 1990s, by far the most embossed, holographic and collectible[...]

And yet, in this preview of the next chapter of The Vigil from Marvel Comics Presents #5, set in the 1990s era of X-Men, two characters die… in this preview alone! Even more shockingly, these are new, retconned deaths that never happened, threatening to destroy Marvel continuity even more than this series' obliteration of "Marvel Time" already[...]

— Marvel Comics Presents #9 will be all-Wolverine, all the time in September! The solicit reveals refers to the anthology as an All-Wolverine issue, featuring the finale to Wolverine's Vigil storyline And it's that last fact which leads us to speculate that Marvel Comics Presents #9 could also be the end of Marvel Comics Presents,[...]

Oh well. Marvel Comics Presents #5 (W) Charles Soule, Chris Claremont, More (A) Paulo Siqueira, Luke Ross, More (CA) Arthur Adams Welcome to the 1980s, Marvel style! First, Wolverine's Vigil goes into its fifth decade but doesn't go the way he planned Then, join Nightcrawler mid-Cross-Time Caper at the fall of the Berlin Wall! Finally, a pivotal Venom[...]

One of our favorite parts of Marvel's 80th-anniversary celebration has been the return of Marvel Comics Presents, the classic Marvel anthology series This time around, Marvel Comics Presents returned with a new theme: each issue represents a decade in Marvel history, with the flagship story, The Vigil, starring Wolverine teaming with a witch to stop[...]

Marvel Comics Presents gets to its 1980s chapter in Marvel Comics Presents #5, continuing the tale of Wolverine defending the world against demons alongside a woman he met as a young child and later slept with, possibly as part of a plot to birth a secret love child But as horrifying as that sounds, this[...]

When Marvel relaunched Marvel Comics Presents with a lead story starring Wolverine fighting a demon called The Truth once a decade in each decade of Marvel's history, who could have expected that it would have such a major impact on Marvel history by (probably… we haven't had it confirmed yet) introducing the secret love child[...]

Yesterday, we highlighted some issues of Marvel Team-Up that unexpectedly debuted on Marvel Unlimited this week, and today we've got two more, both from the classic anthology series Marvel Comics Presents. Since Marvel Comics Presents is an anthology series, Marvel often digitizes just a single story out of the four usually featured in each issue, and[...]

It's so dumb, but inexplicably entertaining at the same time. Marvel Comics Presents #3 (W) Charles Soule, Andrew Aydin, More (A) Paulo Siqueira, Daniel Acuna, More (CA) Arthur Adams "THE VIGIL" featuring Wolverine continues with part 3 in this ongoing series! Three tales with echoes of the decade that began the Heroic Age-the swingin' 1960s! First up, Wolverine[...]

But in next week's Marvel Comics Presents #3, Marvel manages to find a Spider-Man nemesis who we haven't seen in a while In fact, he's Spider-Man's first-ever opponents… That's right, it's professional wrestling legend Crusher Hogan, facing off against Spider-Man in an HCW match right in Madison Square Garden! Does WWE know MSG booked their arena to[...]

The relaunch of Marvel Comics Presents has thus far focused each issue on a different decade of Marvel history, which leads us to wonder what happens when the book catches up with present times in Marvel Comics Presents #8 But leaving that aside, Marvel Comics Presents #6 is hitting stores in June, which means it's[...]

Marvel Comics Presents was a classic anthology series from the 1980s, and Marvel has brought it back for their 80th-anniversary celebration But in the new Marvel Comics Presents, each issue focuses on a different decade, with the 1950s featuring in Marvel Comics Presents #2 (and does this mean the series will end after 8 issues?). In[...]

In celebration of Marvel Comics' 80th-anniversary this year, the publisher brought back the classic anthology series Marvel Comics Presents But the new Marvel Comics Presents comes with a twist: each issue focuses on a specific decade in Marvel's history And in May, the decade in question is one of the most memorable times for Marvel[...]

Then Wolverine can move on to Uncanny X-Men with his best friend Cyclops to rebuild the X-Men again. Marvel Comics Presents #1 (W) Charles Soule, Ann Nocenti, Greg Pak (A) Paulo Siqueira, Tomm Coker, More (CA) Arthur Adams, Federico Blee THE CLASSIC MARVEL SERIES RETURNS FOR MARVEL'S 80th ANNIVERSARY! Three titanic tales celebrating the first decade of Marvel stories![...]

For example, Namor was still kind of a grouch, and in this preview of next week's Marvel Comics Presents debut, taking place back in the Golden Age, he just wants to be done with the surface world and all their wars. Unfortunately, the Americans have other ideas Hitler may be dead, but there are still Nazis[...]

One of the most exciting things about Marvel's 2019 plans is the relaunch of Marvel Comics Presents, the classic anthology series that pairs the selling power of Wolverine with the chance to tell stories that don't fit into an ongoing series or standalone mini Oftentimes, those stories get policital, as we've covered past tales where Namor[...]

Superstar writer Charles Soule has revealed what he's doing next after Return of Wolverine: more returning of Wolverine, apparently! In his latest newsletter, Soule revealed that he's working on a 12-part Wolverine story for the relaunch of Marvel Comics Presents, Marvel's classic anthology series that contained serialized and one-off stories from veteran creators and newcomers[...]

Marvel Comics' January solicitations bring with them some of the best news we've heard in a long time: the long-awaited return of Marvel Comics Presents! The fondly-remembered anthology series, which ran from 1988 to 1995, was published bi-weekly and featured four stories, some serialized and some one-shots, from a mixture of current Marvel creators, brand[...]

Marvel Comics' January solicitations bring with them some of the best news we've heard in a long time: the long-awaited return of Marvel Comics Presents! The fondly-remembered anthology series, which ran from 1988 to 1995, was published bi-weekly and featured four stories, some serialized and some one-shots, from a mixture of current Marvel creators, brand[...]

Marvel Comics' January solicitations bring with them some of the best news we've heard in a long time: the long-awaited return of Marvel Comics Presents! The fondly-remembered anthology series, which ran from 1988 to 1995, was published bi-weekly and featured four stories, some serialized and some one-shots, from a mixture of current Marvel creators, brand[...]