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Venom #21 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, from The Bad Boy of Comics Donny Cates and Mark Bagley The comic kicks off Venom Island, the follow-up storyline to the Absolute Carnage super-mega-crossover event It's also interesting because it was Bagley's work that Cates traced back when he was a kid when learning[...]

Marvel had a bit of a reveal today on social media as they showed off some new costumes on the way to Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 With the X-Men getting a more prominent role in the game with the next DLC, it seems Team Ninja wanted to give the ones currently in the game a[...]

Marvel fans were woken up to a surprise today as Diamond Select Toys had dropped a nice variety of statue announcements If you didn't know Diamond Select Toys creates some of the best statues around that don't break the bank They are filled with detail and are of high quality and would expect a higher[...]

Next Thursday sees the release of Incoming #1 from Marvel Comics, the connective tissue of a comic book intended to reflect the current realities of Marvel superheroes and look to where they are heading And it all starts with a dead body After a quick flick through, here's a look at what you might expect[...]

(Marvel Comics, creative team: Matthew Rosenberg, Manuel Garcia, Rafael Fonteriz, Cam Smith, Wayne Faucher, Manuel Garcia, Federico Blee, Rachelle Rosenberg, Erick Arcienega and Cory Petit) Another galaxy spanning crossover ended … and has anything really changed? The Sentry continues his run as one of the worst possible ideas by getting a shabby sense of fashion[...]

(Marvel Comics, creative team: Charles Soule, Will Sliney, Guru eFX, Travis Lanham) Well! There is more canonical information revealed about the characters that strolled into the sequel trilogy than you found in the actual movies, as this recasts some things we've seen in a strikingly different light The destruction of Luke Skywalker's Jedi Temple didn't play[...]

It looks like either Roxxon has taken over the solicits for Immortal Hulk in March, or else Marvel is about to embark on their biggest trademark battle yet The solicit for Immortal Hulk #32 in March has a trademark slapped on everything Xemnu Earth Incredible Hulk You Robert Banner "The Strangest Man of All Time." IMMORTAL[...]

In 1982, Marvel published X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills, the fifth in their Marvel Graphic Novels series that began with The Death of Captain Marvel By Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson, the story was at first considered out of continuity, though that later changed It remains one of the most well-known X-Men stories They even[...]

Marvel recently announced the name of their next big super-mega-crossover event: Empyre But they didn't reveal much else, because the trailer released to announce the event was heavily censored, with Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B Cebulski and Tom Brevoort saying: Empyre is Marvel's most Earth-shattering event of 2020, and will star __1__ and __2__ against the __3__ and[...]

Marvel has released their full March 2020 solicitations, including a bunch of stuff we already knew about, and some new stuff as well We've got the debuts of Strange Academy, Spider-Woman (with a new costume), Spider-Man: Noir, Hellions, and Cable The beginnings of Marvel's next super-mega-crossover event, Empyre And a whole lot more Check out[...]

Marvel Comics released a trailer for a new event kicking off in April 2020, dubbed Empyre In the trailer, courtesy of CB Cebulski's very expressive face, through the blackout blinds we got a glimpse of the word KREE and a writer, AL EWING That was all. It was enough to recall this teaser from the upcoming[...]

We're talking about the release of Incoming #1, Marvel's one-shot anthology special that ties together everything that's happened in the Marvel Universe for the last year and sets the stage for what will be coming in 2020 But in the opposite of a Christmas miracle, we understand that Diamond has pulped all remaining copies of[...]

It looks like X-Men fans without the good taste to be reading [SPOILERS] haven't gotten the full picture of the Dawn of X, because Marvel Comics today, in one of the ever-more-rare examples of a legitimate comics "surprise," revealed that one comic book not listed as part of the Dawn of X relaunch has been[...]

Back in November, Marvel revealed plans to launch a new Spider-Woman series in March by Karla Pacheco and Pere Perez, and the cover (and a series of variant covers celebrating the sales boost a new number one issue would provide) indicated that Spider-Woman would continue to wear her classic costume, as she did in Strikeforce[...]

We already know about Marvel's next Earth-shattering super-mega-crossover event, Empyre With a Y, but what about the super-mega-crossover after that super-mega-crossover event? It looks like it's going to be X-Men-centric, according to the solicit for Marvel's offering for Free Comic Book Day 2020. X-MEN Marvel Comics This year's Marvel title centers around the X-Men and will lead into[...]

Marvel Comics PR for the new Cable series launching from Marvel Comics in March by Gerry Duggan and Phil Noto tells us 'Once a grizzled old war veteran from an apocalyptic future, Cable has a new lease on life as a young mutant living on the mutant paradise Krakoa, but you can't keep a good[...]

The Black Order returns for the final battle with new series of Avengers: Endgame statues coming from Iron Studios and Proxima Midnight arrives.

This figurine wears the new batsuit introduced in Detective Comics #1000 (May 2019). MARVEL MOVIE FIGURINES The official and definitive collection of characters from the Marvel Studios films, meticulously rendered as 1:16 scale hand-painted resin models. #97 – Captain Marvel RRP: £13.99 (not US available) SKU: MMFUK097, Barcode: 977205951581197 Figurine Material: Hand-Painted Resin Figure Height: 121mm, Figure Weight: 96g Print Spec: 16pp,[...]

Cull Obsidian had his time to shine in Avengers: Infinity War as he took on Iron Man and our favorite web-slinger, Spider-Man. He ultimately met his

Marvel published three X-books last week: Fallen Angels #3, X-Force #3, and New Mutants #3 Below, I recap them and tell you what I thought about them One book is selected for the prestigious Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week award Enjoy. Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that[...]

This is a perfect statue for any Black Order fan or fan of Avengers: Endgame that will easily make their collection go up a tier. The Marvel Studios Avengers: Endgame Ebony Maw 1/10 Scale Statue is priced at $129.99 He is set to join Thanos and the Black Order between October – December 2020, pre-orders are already live[...]

Spider-Man: Velocity #5 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, continuing the adventures of Spider-Man in the comic book inspired by the video game inspired by the comic book This representation of the snake eating its own tale comes courtesy of Dennis Hopeless "Hallum" and Emilio Laiso, and we're going to take a look[...]

Guardians of the Galaxy #12 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by The Bad Boy of Comics Donny Cates, Cory Smith, and a crapload of flashback artists It's the final issue before the series gets rebooted with a new creative team, and the culmination of Thanos Wins, Cosmic Ghost Rider, The Death of[...]

In Marvel Comics, universes are constantly being shaken to their foundations, leaving nothing ever the same again Normally, this is presented as a selling point But does anyone ever stop to thing about the repercussions for the characters who have to live through it? 2099 Omega #1 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by[...]

Conan: Serpent War #2 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Jim Zub, Stephen Segovia, and Vanesa R Del Rey It's the crossover you never knew you wanted (and maybe still don't know… maybe you don't actually want it after all), as three of Robert E Howard's creations team up with Moon Knight[...]

Excalibur #4 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Tini Howard and Marcus To, and as Britain reckons with the recent Conservative victory in their election from last week, the country has some other problems to deal with as well So they've invited Excalibur for a meeting with the Queen. And it looks like[...]

Runaways #28 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Rainbow Rowell and Andres Genolet We should find out soon, when the March solicitations come out, whether or not Runaways has a future after this story arc We certainly hope so though, as things have changed drastically for our heroes in the last few[...]

Fallen Angels #4 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Bryan Hill and Szymon Kudranski as the book hurtles towards its dramatic… er, indefinite hiatus We've got a preview below Let's read it together. In that preview, we find X-23 trying to make sense of things Perhaps she's trying to make sense of why[...]

Black Panther #19 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Ta-Nehisi Coates and Ryan Bodenheim, kicking off the final arc of the Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda story. Will it also be the final arc before a #1 issue relaunch? That depends how things work out, we suppose, but the book is already into its[...]

Agents of Atlas #5 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, the final issue of this mini-series by Greg Pak and Nico Leon, which means its time for all the secrets people have been keeping from each other to be laid bare, as we see in this preview. The Agents of Atlas have learned that[...]