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Earlier this month, Marvel Comics released a trailer for their next big super-mega-crossover event Called Empyre (with a Y), the event was billed as "Marvel's most Earth-shattering event of 2020," which is really saying something considering Marvel puts out an average of fifteen Earth-shattering events every year Unfortunately, all of the details of this event[...]

There were rumblings once it was announced Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige was taking on the role of chief creative officer for all things Marvel Entertainment Film, television, comics, Underoos – all the stuff that "The House of Mouse" has its tail wrapped around That was seen as a potential problem for someone like Jeph Loeb,[...]

Sword Master #7 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Shuizhu, Gunji, and Amy Chu, and we've got a preview below. This issue is the first without a backup story, as Amy Chu takes over the adaptation of the work. And we find Ji Shuangshuang once again doing all the work while Lin Lie proves[...]

Daredevil has been through a lot lately, so it's nice to see in this preview of Daredevil #16, out next week from Marvel Comics by Chip Zdarsky and Jorge Fornes, that he's getting a little bit of time to concentrate on his own pleasure. To make matters better, things aren't going well for Daredevil's rival, the[...]

Cosmic Ghost Rider is a hit Marvel Comics character created by artist Geoff Shaw and The Bad Boy of Comics Donny Cates. Cates, who is currently ranked third in a poll to name the 2019 Bleeding Cool Clickmas Savior, behind Wolverine's Two Dicks and The Snyder Cut of Justice League and ahead of Terrific Production LLC's[...]

Doctor Doom #4 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Christopher Cantwell, Salvador Larroca, and Guru-eFX, and we've got a preview below. With Doctor Doom framed as a terrorist, Victorious is left to defend Latveria as neighboring Symkaria prepares to invade. But Victorious isn't about to give up so easily, and she doesn't need an[...]

We've had quite the time reading and re-reading Marvel's Incoming #1, published this past week. We've analysed what we think 'Beware The Trees' means. We interpreted more code as 'All Hail The King'- and which King this may be. We've looked into just who Raksor and General Bel-Dann are. We've pieced together the Robot Revolution coming in Iron Man[...]

Once upon a time, Ike Perlmutter ran Toybiz, the toy company that first licensed Marvel action figures, was then bought out by Marvel putting Ike on the board and, after the Marvel bankruptcy, saw Perlmutter gain dominance and eventually sell Marvel to Disney, bagging himself one billion of the four billion dollar asking price Along[...]

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #14 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Saladin Ahmed and Ray-Anthony Heights, and we have a preview below. In which we see another storyline begin. With Miles skulking through a graveyard, tracking some Goblin drug dealers, and coming up with a creative way to stop them… Of course, the old classics like[...]

Two recent court cases related to the ongoing legal issues between Marvel chair Ike Perlmutter and Canadian tycoon Harold Peerenboom have gone against Harold One, critical of Peerenboom's acquisition of the DNA of Ike and Laura Perlmutter in an as-yet unsuccessful attempt to prove they were behind a hatemail campaign (though they have admitted to[...]

Hawkeye: Freefall #1 launches at Marvel next week, from Matthew Rosenberg and Otto Schmidt, and we've got a preview below. In which we find the titular Hawkeye taking down "The Great One" Brian Bendis's favorite villain, The Hood A shot across the bow at the DC Comics writer? Hawkeye sends the hood off to jail… …but when he[...]

Thor #1 hits stores from Marvel Comics next week, by The Bad Boy of Comics Donny Cates and Nic Klein, and we have a preview below, some or all of which may have already been seen in the various previews previously released. The preview shows us Mjolnir taking a victory lap following the War of the[...]

Marauders #5 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by the Gerry Duggan of comics, Gerry Duggan, and Matteo Lolli We've got a preview below. The Marauders have been busy solving the world's problems by delivering life-saving mutant drugs to the people who need them and rescuing mutants held captive by their governments… …but another problem[...]

Meanwhile, at Marvel, the newly relaunched Star Wars title debuts in Star Wars #1, by Charles Soule and Jesus Saiz, and we've got a preview below. Which gives us an opening crawl set right after the end of Empire Strikes Back… And reliving that movie's final moments… …as Luke Skywalker falls after learning a shocking fact about his[...]

Venompool is here and he looks pissed as Sideshow and PCS Collectibles announce their next Marvel statue This one is coming out of the phone game Marvel's Contest of Champions and is their own unique creation This statue is pretty powerful too and I love the look of this combination of Deadpool and Venom[...]

At New York Comic Con 2018,  Bleeding Cool was first to report that Marvel Comics were promising a Skrully event for February It looked as if it were a sequel to Secret Invasion And timed for the release of the upcoming Captain Marvel movie, along with Skrulls a-plenty, Bleeding Cool was then also first to report it as a[...]

In the early Marvel Universe, that's a recipe for disaster Don't miss Gwen, Captain Stacy, Harry and Norman Osborn, Crimemaster, Wilson Fisk, Jean DeWolff, Yuri Wantanabe and even Spider-Man! Rated TIn Shops: Feb 1 Does she have your vote? February sees the beginning of a new Gwen Stacy comic book series, set in[...]

Doctor Strange: The End is set to hit stores from Marvel at the end of January, part of a series of The End one-shots that imagines a world where comic book characters age and die rather than existing indefinitely as valuable intellectual properties that can only ever exhibit the illusion of change Marvel has released[...]

So Marvel Comics published Incoming #1 yesterday With codes and conundrums to be deciphered The first was deciphered in the comic by Mister Fantastic (though Arno Stark got there first) as Beware The Trees Another one was All Hail The King There are plenty of candidates for that latter position, but the trees seem to[...]

Anyway…" Peter Parker Credit: Medicom Mafex No.121 MAFEX IRON SPIDER (ENDGAME Ver.) Both the best form and the outstanding movable area! The strongest action figure ever! Scheduled to be released in September 2020 #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Credit: Medicom * Consumption tax will be[...]

Marvel Comics have often enjoyed a politician to play off, especially when they have a point Senator Robert Kelly is probably the classic example from Chris Claremont and John Byrne, the sponsor for the "Mutant Registration Act," whose murder was said to precipitate the then-dim-and-distant future of 2013 from whence Kate Pryde came from[...]

This morning, Bleeding Cool looked at the identities of a couple of figures in Marvel's Incoming #1, out today Bel-Dann and Raksor Whose early appearances are currently burning up on eBay Look at that, 99 cents.  A lot of the fuss concerns a series of numbers being translated using a cypher code And Mr Fantastic[...]

And Venom Island sounds like just the place – well he's been there before… VENOM #21 (W) Donny Cates (A/CA) Mark Bagley VENOM ISLAND BEGINS HERE! 'Nuff said! Rated T+In Shops: Dec 25, 2019 SRP: $3.99 Venom #21 is published today from Marvel Comics I bought mine from Piranha Comics in Kingston-Upon-Thames. Piranha Comics is a small south London comic store chain with[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]

Now, let's get on with the show… 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 merger and a line-wide relaunch, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively[...]