The digital subscription side of Marvel Comics, known as Marvel Unlimited, has put up a new version of the House Of X and Powers Of X comic book series from 2019, by Jonathan Hickman, Pepe Larraz and RB Silva, after recently recutting them for the webtoon-style service Instead, Group Editor Jordan D White, in his[...]
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RB Silva, original artist on Powers Of X returned to this week's X-Men: Hellfire Gala along with many artists from the House Of X run You can see what we made of it all with this Hellfire Gala tag But it seems it was not without a snafu He posted on Instagram; "Hey guys, it[...]
Marvel wisely pairs him with artist RB Silva so that one of Marvel's Stormbreakers can smooth over any engineering issues in the script.
The splash panel on page six, where Sam Wilson is blown backward by an explosion and gunfire, which you can see below, is particularly striking There's a cheeky word balloon in the panel[...]
Today's Fantastic Four #28 by Dan Slott and RB Silva, dubbed Nullified rather than Knullified, sees Marvel Comics' first family put through the wringer by The Griever, another one of those fundamental forces of nature they are unable to beat, without destroying reality And in the process, she tortures them with their most likely death[...]
But none of them touch this week's Empyre #0: Fantastic Four by Dan Slott and RB Silva Which has a very different take on events We looked at this a few months ago, but with the comic book in question out this week, here's a little recap.
Introducing The Profiteer
Empyre: Avengers #0 set up the battleground[...]
Really Marvel? You wait until gone 10pm in the UK before unveiling in full the new British Marvel superteam, The Union, from Paul Grist and Andrea Di
In X-Men Gold #5, the X-Men have come to the aid of Gambit in the midst of his heist-gone-wrong that unleashed a nanotech Sentinel.
RB Silva is drawing our second arc and Ken Lashley is drawing our third arc.
Indeed, Silva was previously solicited for issues #4 through #6 in May and June As to Lashley, while his issues weren't solicited yet, he is mentioned by Guggenheim as part of the "murderer's row" right inside the printed copy of X-Men Gold #1:
So it's[...]