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This year that means announcing artists who will be working on new, unknown Millarworld books, owned by Netflix, published by Image Comics, in 2021 and 2022. As well as Mark Millar's own notebooks for The Magic Order vol 3 and 4, based on the TV series he created for Netflix and drawn by Olivier Coipel, Millar[...]

"Soteira" (according to a Google search), is a Greek epithet added to the ends of their gods and translates roughly to "savior." That could indicate something to do with Apocalypse, Romulus (please no), or the Purifiers. Hunt for Wolverine: Weapon Lost #4 art by Matteo Buffagni and Jim Charalampidis Matteo Buffagni once again impresses with his bleak[...]

I'll be back for the finale. Hunt for Wolverine: Weapon Lost #3 art by Matteo Buffagni and Jim Charalampidis I hope that Matteo Buffagni provides more work for Marvel after this story finishes His work is very atmospheric, using detail and shadow to craft an unnerving world where death feels very close to the characters on panel[...]

That's really it though, and whether that can support a comic is a dubious prospect. Hunt for Wolverine: Weapon Lost #2 art by Matteo Buffagni and Jim Charalampidis Matteo Buffagni's artwork is still incredible at least, and the comic is imbued with a lot of personality on the merit of the art alone It's cold and ethereal[...]

It's structured competently, but it doesn't inspire excitement. Hunt for Wolverine: Weapon Lost #1 art by Matteo Buffagni and Jim Charalampidis What has made this comic worthwhile is the art by Matteo Buffagni This book is gorgeous Shading and lighting is played with skillfully, and Daredevil himself is given many great panels worthy of being turned into[...]

Despite my lack of knowledge with Hulk, Pak has made me like them just a little more — enough to want to follow this series. Matteo Buffagni is currently a hot artist, and for good reason The Hulks look physically different While Banner's has a constantly angry face with furrowed brows, Cho's Hulk has a more[...]

In their gearing up for the next “non-reboot,” Marvel is releasing their Generation line of one-shots, wherein the new identity of some hero titles meets

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Cover by Art Adams & Peter Steigerwald Well, after the week since the release of X-Men Gold #1 and the controversy that the book and big ResurrXion relaunch found itself mired in, it's easy to see how the other books part of this relaunch could find themselves lost in the kerfuffle. It would be a massive[...]