This is the promotional image for all three Midtown Spider-Man covers together, art by J Scott Campbell and colors by Nei Ruffino. From left to right:
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Maybe the tales of the Thunderbolts crochet circle?
When reached, Marvel declined to comment.
I am told to expect the nature of the Thunderbolts comic to undergo some very big changes after Original Sin.
The book began as the story of supervillains masquerading as superheroes, and eventually coming to rather enjoy the change It then morphed into[...]
Paolo Rivera is the second artist Marvel have recruited to illustrate a tease of the upcoming episode of Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D for its final six episodes of this season So this, by Rivera, is for next week's episode, Providence, airing on Tuesday.
It looks like one character especially has been left out in the cold…
And,[...]
Marvel UK/Panini, Knockabout, Cinebook, Humanoids and further work from Fantagraphics.
But you could find comics in all sorts of places Such as a single book on a stand from Soaring Penguin Press…
… that nevertheless had garnered considerable foreign rights attention, Pat Mills editing a new war comics anthology. I saw the[...]
We ran this a couple of days ago, but yesterday Marvel Comics sent out a press release about Deadpool #27 getting the Guinness World Record for the most number of characters in a comic book cover.
And at first glance that's exactly what they'd got 236 characters…
But there's another comic that also had 236 characters on[...]
Marvel Entertainment has joined up with GraphicAudio to produce The Ultimates: Against All Enemies by Alex Irvine.
In this latest full-cast recording, the Ultimates – Captain America, Iron Man and Thor – face threats to humanity too powerful for conventional operatives to handle The alien shapeshifters called the Chitauri were defeated by the Ultimates in a[...]
Marvel's All-New Marvel NOW! relaunch programme has pretty much been a success, giving lesser Marvel characters a real shot in the arm, both Silver Surfer and Moon Knight being a resounding success.
However, I'm told that based on early numbers, Iron Patriot, only just published, is not expected to make it past issue five, and a few others[...]
Thank you Powerpuff Girls #8
Captain Marvel #2 gives us Raccoon Vs Cat, and the knowledge that there are a race of Flerkens out there who resemble the feline form rather directly.
It also gives us one of the best last pages of a comic I've read in a while Under Dan Slott Protocols, I won't[...]
That's a scene from this week's All-New Ghost Rider #2. A comic book from a publisher about to give away a lot of promotional Watcher's eyes as their mega
Today sees the launch of the All-New Ultimates, the fifth "All-New" title from Marvel today (the others are X-Factor, Doop, X-Men and Ghost Rider) And we see the new Ultimates team, formed in the recent Survive one-shot But are there too many Spider- characters for one team?
And yes, "Die Spinne", while the German for The[...]
Today's Daredevil #1.50 celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of Daredevil, first published by Marvel Comics in April 1964 But because this is Marvel Time, Matt Murdock is prety much the same age as when he started, give or take.
But in this issue, we see the character celebrating his fiftieth birthday No longer Daredevil (for as long[...]
It's official, it's on the cover and everything, 220 characters on one cover (front and back) wins that Guinness World Record. Do you know what I call
Advertising posters often have to push their elements into different positions to cope with different poster sizes. And London bus sides often offer
Marvel is undergoing a creative summit, where editors and creators from all over the world gather to pitch, share, collaborate and work out where Marvel Comics will be going in, well, 2016 The difference between the Marvel and the DC Summits? The Marvel ones let participants tweet about it.
My arrival at the Marvel retreat: http://t.co/dLl2RBmCYe
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Published by Marvel on 16th April.
Original Sin #1 by Jason Aaron and Mike Deodato Published by Marvel on 7th May.
This is Marvel's Great Bright Hope for the Summer A murder mystery, that begins with the death of a Marvel mainstay, the Watcher, and suspects all around.
And yes, this is incredibly similar to the set up[...]