Matthew Rosenberg Archives

Cates has found his best man: fellow Marvel Comics writer Matthew Rosenberg! Cates popped the question to Rosenberg on Twitter in the wake of yesterday's big news after Rosenberg returned from quitting Twitter to ask for an invite. Sure! Wanna be my best man? It would give Jude Terror another thing to write an article about. — DONNY⚡️CATES[...]

When Matthew Rosenberg writes on Twitter (2, 3) that writers share some responsibility to promote an upcoming work, he accurately describes the reality of launching a new comic into 2019's retail landscape He does not absolve publishers of the responsibility to promote the work at all. This isn't a big enough or healthy enough industry to[...]

It's a problem — Jim Zub (@JimZub) April 3, 2019 But a new theory has entered the race, coming from someone who's spoken on this very topic before in defense of readers. Let's play his theme song. Don't be fooled by the contract he's got, He's still, he's still, Matty from the Block! OR IS HE?! Superstar writer Matthew Rosenberg, who has previously[...]

That event starts in December, but we'll get an Alpha issue in November, Marvel's full November 2019 solicitations reveal. And while we don't know whether this will be the creative team for the whole thing, we do know now that Matthew Rosenberg will write Annihilation: Scourge Alpha #1, alongside artist Juanan Ramirez, with Nova assembling a[...]

And if you've been reading Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larocca's Uncanny X-Men, it probably looks a lot different than you'd expect That's because the confirmed rosters of the new X-Books feature multiple characters that were recently killed off in Uncanny X-Men. Let's take a look at the mutants who were featured in today's announcements that are[...]

With the rate at which Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg has been killing off characters, you might be tempted to think he enjoys it That's apparently not the case, according to Rosenberg himself Answering questions in this week's X-Men Monday column at Adventures in Poor Taste, Rosenberg was asked about the wanton character deaths during[...]

Uncanny X-Men #20 hits stores next week, as Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larroca's run on the book edges closer to oblivion ahead of Jonathan Hickman's line-wide relaunch With nothing left to lose, is Matthew Rosenberg including an anti-vaccination message in the pages of the book? Well, read the preview below and decide for yourself! It begins[...]

Following up on announcements of a new team book called Strikeforce starring Spider-Woman, Blade, Wiccan, Winter Soldier, Angela, Spectrum, and Daimon Hellstrom, a new Web of Black Widow comic by Jody Houser and Stephen Mooney, and the potential return of the Ultimate Universe in Miles Morales #250 (it's Legacy numbering), Marvel has also announced that[...]

But by the time Hickman gets to take over the franchise, will there be any X-Men left? Perhaps not, if Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg has his way Read ahead only if you are unconcerned with spoilers… Rosenberg has already killed off six characters in his previous issues of Uncanny X-Men, and has gone on record[...]

November, in fact, less than six months ago, is when Matthew Rosenberg, alongside Kelly Thompson, Ed Brisson, and artists Mahmud Asrar, R.B Silva, Yildiray Cinar, Mahmud Asrar, Mark Bagley, and Mirko Colak, kicked off the 10-part weekly X-Men Disassembled event that brought the beloved series back After that, Rosenberg stayed on to write Uncanny X-Men[...]

Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg has returned once again from Twitter hiatus to acknowledge criticism of Uncanny X-Men #17, which features the explanation of the death of a longtime X-Men character If you don't want to be spoiled on the death, which was first revealed in Uncanny X-Men #16, then you should probably click away[...]

It's no surprise that death occurred in Uncanny X-Men, as writer Matthew Rosenberg has been ramping up his kill rate significantly But today's Uncanny X-Men #17 makes an already-heartbreaking death even more tragic If you don't want to be spoiled, we suggest you click away now… With the spoiler warning out of the way, it's time[...]

Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg has made no secret about his penchant for killing off all of your favorite X-Men characters And we recently learned that Rosenberg, with the possible end of his run on the book coming with Jonathan Hickman's X-boot, Rosenberg may be stepping up his game to kill as many beloved characters[...]

Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg has quit and rejoined his award-winning Twitter account so many times we've lost count, but the X-scribe returned to the social media service Friday to post a tantalizing spoiler for next week's issue, Uncanny X-Men #16 According to Rosenberg, "not everyone will make it out" of the issue So who[...]

Two more neat references from Matt Rosenberg's (The Punisher, Uncanny X-Men) Marvel bibliography. In The Punisher #5 (2018), Frank Castle finds at least

Guess what it is? pic.twitter.com/DJtMaqyYTZ — Matthew Rosenberg (@AshcanPress) March 7, 2019 As storytellers it's our job to maintain mysteries, make you question things, and offer up information when it best serves the story So, yeah, sometimes there will be things that confuse you at the beginning of the story That's just how it works[...]

Superstar comic book writer Matthew Rosenberg really is living out his childhood dreams That bastard Not only has Rosenberg become the sole writer of Uncanny X-Men, but now he will bring back Marvel's classic Star Wars comic book series, albeit for one issue only, in May. Marvel media partner ComicBook.com was given the EX-X-XCLUSIVE reveal on[...]

Matthew Rosenberg's award-winning Twitter account is a lot like an Ozzy Osborne retirement tour — every time is your last chance to see it live until the next time The Uncanny X-Men writer swore off the social media service less than a month ago, but he has continued to sporadically return, usually to promote his[...]

Matthew Rosenberg is the writer of comics such as Uncanny X-Men and Punisher for Marvel, and his Twitter account was the recipient of Bleeding Cool's own Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Year award for providing "a reliable source" of tweet-based fodder for clickbait articles, including "telling readers not to pre-order comics, blabbing X-office secrets on Twitter, complaining about the[...]

Two neat nods from Matthew Rosenberg's Marvel work that I haven't seen explained elsewhere. Once upon a time, Matthew Rosenberg and his partner ran a punk label called Red Leader Records The label lost money spectacularly, but helped launch bands careers The only relevant band for Bleeding Cool readers is End Of A Year, whose vocalist,[...]

Yesterday, as part of our mission to bring you the comic book news that really matters, Bleeding Cool told you all about the saga of Matthew Rosenberg and the package that FedEx was supposed to deliver to him, but refused The package was overnighted to Rosenberg, something Rosenberg claims cost the mysterious sender $100, but[...]

Matthew Rosenberg may be the hotshot Marvel Exclusive writer of Uncanny X-Men, the greatest and most important franchise in the history of comic books, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have to suffer from the same problems as the rest of it. Rosenberg's troubles started on Monday, when he tweeted: Hey @FedEx & @FedExHelp remember me? After[...]

Desecrating the sacred holiday of X-Men Monday, Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg hinted on Twitter that this week's final issue of Astonishing X-Men will end on a cliffhanger, just like the final issue of New Mutants: Dead Souls For those who have blocked that traumatic experience from their minds, let's recall how New Mutants Dead[...]

Uncanny X-Men #12, from the newly announced Uncanny X-Men single creative team of Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larroca, will feature the best and the worst of the X-Men, it seems Marvel has released the cover for the book, featuring Cyclops (the best X-Man) and Wolverine (the worst X-Man) on the cover, and declaring these two[...]

It looks like Uncanny X-Men #11 will ditch the ensemble creative team for a story by Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larroca We also get to see the full cover, which confirms what we already knew – Cyclops is back, baby! Congratulations to Matty Rosenberg on securing a solo Uncanny X-Men writer slot, though it's as-yet unclear[...]

What with it being October and Halloween being less than a month away it seemed a perfect panel for the season.   Featuring Will Dennis, the editor of comics like Moonshine and Gideon Falls, along with Matthew Rosenberg, Dennis Culver, W Maxwell Prince, Pornsak Pichetshote, and David F Walker, it was as thoughtful a presentation as anyone[...]

Once an indie darling, the author of such series as 12 Reasons to Die, We Can Never Go Home, and 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, Matthew Rosenberg, has risen to the status of superstar writer, exclusive to Marvel Comics, and alongside the 27 other people on the creative team, has the honor of rebooting[...]

Apparently, Bagalia is still a thing. Anywho, Matthew Rosenberg delivers a back-to-basics Frank Castle here, though "back-to-basics" is a sliding scale for the Punisher No more War Machine armor, but we may still get a tank or two I suppose hunting Nazis is relatively new for Frankie, but I'll always be game for reading that. I'm not[...]

It's another Matthew Rosenberg X-Men book where all the team members are either cold or outright snide towards one another Aside from distrusting X, Jean, Hank, Bobby, and Warren aren't entirely kind that kind to each other. Then…well, I don't want to spoil it, but that's part of the point While much of the comic is[...]

The cover and release date were posted as part of an interview with X-scribe Matthew Rosenberg on Marvel.com Rosenberg will be writing the comic along with Kelly Thompson and Ed Brisson, with art by Mahmud Asrar, R.B Silva, Yildiray Cinar, and Pere Perez. "We are making UNCANNY as huge as we can," said the former indie darling[...]