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Those titles were Uncanny X-Men, X-Force, Unstoppable Wasp, and Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur The X-books were confirmed to be ending soon after to make way for Jonathan Hickman's relaunch, and Unstoppable Wasp was also soon confirmed. But Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur has been a crown jewel of Marvel's foray into young reader trade paperback[...]

In the next issue of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Moon Girl goes… BACK TO THE FUTURE! Well, actually, no, she just goes back to the past, but that's where they went in the movie BACK TO THE FUTURE too Wait, so why wasn't it called BACK TO THE PAST? Ah, well, anyway, Moon Girl,[...]

The smartest person on Earth in the Marvel Universe is Lunella Lafayette, AKA Moon Girl, of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur fame That's not just a PR moniker It's established cannon, as explained in 2017's Unstoppable Wasp #1, as Mockingbird explains to Nadia… That test in question is the Banner B.O.X., or Banner Brain Omnicompetence Examiner[...]

War of the Realms comes to Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur in next week's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #43, but this preview of the issue doesn't waste much time ruminating on the invasion of Earth by the forces of Malekith Instead, Moon Girl uses that invasion as a good reason for a flashback, remembering[...]

It seems that Moon Girl, in this preview of next week's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #40, is in complete agreement. Moon Girl has a nightmare problem, and she's turned to Doctor Strange and Sleepwalker to help her solve it. Sleepwalker will follow Moon Girl into her next nightmare, and he and Doctor Strange will make sure[...]

Moon Girl is just 9 years old, but she does as much or more heroing work than superheroes twice or three times her age (fact: there are no superheroes older than 27) Take today, for instance, as Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur battle a giant ghost snake or in New York City, as she notes,[...]

It might sometimes feel like readers are feeling a bit fatigued by the events, especially when they pit heroes against heroes, but it turns out there might be a good reason for it all. In next week's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, the titular Moon Girl dreams of a world where the heroes of the Marvel[...]

But one character who might give ol' Wolvie a run for his money is Santa Claus, who has really made the rounds in Marvel Comics over the decades. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ But one story in particular, by Scott[...]

Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #32 is comic whose flagrant violations of the Comics Code of 1954 are made exponentially worse by the fact that the comic is marketed to impressionable young children If ever there were a comic that needs the strict regulation of the New Comics Code Authority, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur[...]

Marvel announced today that Marvel TV is developing a show based on the comic book Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Aiming to capitalize on the incredible success of Black Panther at the box office, the announcement on Marvel.com reads: If this past weekend's release of Marvel Studios "Black Panther" has taught us anything, it's that brilliant[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Quake is invited over to Moon Girl's house on the presumption that it's her birthday When she arrives, she learns that this is supposed a babysitting gig Worse yet, it turns into a Secret Warriors reunion when Inferno, Magik, Ms Marvel, and Karnak arrive. It's also a game night On the menu is cake and[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Stegron has control of the Devil Dinosaur! Venom and Moon Girl have to pull back to come up with a plan to free Devil and put a stop to Stegron's plans to turn all of New York into slave dinosaur people Thankfully, Venom comes up with a plan to save the day; they only[...]

It does that, pretty fabulously, really. The (spoiler) aforementioned help comes in the form of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur That really is a weird pairing, given Moon Girl's youth and innocence and the fact that Eddie and Venom have probably been the cause of enough deaths to fill a town But, you know, dinosaurs. The storytelling[...]

The game is really giving Marvel Comics a run for their money for most events! This marks already the third event this year alone, after a year of rolling events in the series pushing players to part hard earned cash for premium characters and content. This time around, new characters to the Academy to unlock include[...]

But for me, it was the end of Devil Dinosaur & Moon Girl #6 that made me put it down, walk away, put it down again and come back again with the biggest grin. It's just how many elements all came together towards that moment, something that must have been played for and got from the[...]

Looks like the classic Moon Boy will appear as well as new character and Inhuman, Luna Lafayette, in Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur by Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare and Natacha Bustos… as we get our girst look inside the covers.. Meet Lunella Lafayette, pre-teen super genius who wants to change the world[...]

In his weekly spot of PR with CBR, Marvel EIC Axel Alonso talked about a number of Marvel projects announced this week, including Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur by Brandon Montclare, Amy Reeder and Natacha Bustos. He pointed out that Bustos' first interior Marvel work would be in the next issue of Spider-Woman and then let us know[...]

Marvel have given the PR to Entertainment Weekly for Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur by Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare and Natacha Bustos. This is nt the Jack Kirby Moon-Boy  and Devil Dinosaur, set on some impossible prehistoric past This is a modern day comic, starring "pre-teen super genius named Lunella Lafayette…otherwise known as Moon Girl." And it's an attempt to[...]

"Moon Girl" has some features that may suggest she might be a young black woman Is so, would it be too radical an idea to wonder if she might be written by one as well? Just a thought. From Marvel Editor-In-Chief's Axel Alonso's weekly interview on CBR, he mentioned, Throughout the "All-New, All-Different Marvel" [initiative] that continues through February[...]

And while we don't know the identiy of the woman appearing with him/her, it probably wouldn't be too off the chart to call her "Moon Girl" Her shirt does seem to have "The Moon" written on it after all… The Diamond retailer meeting at San Diego Comic Con listed most of the announcements from Marvel[...]