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Being gluttons for punishment, we watched it to hastily transcribe the comments of Marvel guests Tom Brevoort, Alanna Smith, and Nick Spencer. Here are the highlights: Brevoort, on how Secret Empire ended: It turns out the reason cap was this way had to do with some shenanigans by the cosmic cube […] Two guys punched and hit one another[...]

From now on, every Marvel story will be an event, fulfilling the holy covenant once promised by the ancient prophets Millar and Bendis. The tagline "Every Story Is An Event," which has been floating around Marvel PR material for the past month or so, is prominently featured at the end of a new trailer for Marvel[...]

Most people don't get spoiled on anything but NYT makes it harder. — Rich Johnston (@richjohnston) August 28, 2017 Read Kieron on this, he has insights on the realities of spoilage which may be worth sharing. — Rich Johnston (@richjohnston) August 28, 2017 https://t.co/Qefw2cFGmF — Rich Johnston (@richjohnston) August 28, 2017 Did you know that Rich Johnston and superstar writer Kieron[...]

And what does Uncanny Avengers have to do with the Fantastic Four?! To promote the latest Marvel Legacy series details and creative team reveal, Marvel broke out the big guns! Top exec Tom Brevoort accompanied writer Jim Zub to talk about Uncanny Avengers in an EXCLUSIVE Previews World interview Brevoort, of course, wasted no time in[...]

The Thunderbolts is one of the best comics to come out in recent years. These are the reasons why they absolutely need to bring it back.

When Marvel Comics executive and guy who never misbehaves on Twitter Tom Brevoort said, in his statement announcing that he will probably quit the social media service, "I think my time on Twitter is coming to an end There's simply no conversation to be had here anymore, just anger & fodder for clickbait." The anger, we'll[...]

Wacker's final post on his Tumblr blog follows yesterday's announcement that Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort will quit Twitter, after a final Tom Brevoort Quits Twitter super-mega-crossover event comic with multiple tie-ins and likely followed by a relaunch The exit of two of Marvel's most outspoken employees will have fans cherishing the twitter accounts of[...]

Some might say that, over the years, no one has contributed more to the toxic online atmosphere they so often decry than Marvel's own big name writers and editors, with Marvel Executive Vice President Tom Brevoort near the top of the Fanboy Rampage hall of fame list But for Brevoort, enough is enough According to[...]

Zub gave a more direct approach and suggested that we all talk at Tom Brevoort to give the series a return I definitely plan on trying both. By popular demand, yes! Somewhere there's an email link for that purpose… — Matt Yackey (@MattYackey) June 26, 2017 To add a little editorializing, since I can't stop myself giving my[...]

Though the idea of edited versions of Ghostbusters, Spider-Man 3, and Moneyball may have been a flop with fans, sometimes, a bad idea can provide inspiration for a great one. Enter Marvel Executive Vice President and avid Bleeding Cool reader Tom Brevoort, who gave Twitter a brief glimpse inside his creative process today when he tweeted: My first[...]

As previewed on ABC News this morning, in their new biweekly Inside Marvel advertorial segment, a look at Secret Empire #2 with Marvel execs Axel Alonso and Tom Brevoort, – and writer Nick Spencer over Skype with the destroyed heroes picking up the pieces of an assault by the Hydra government of the USA led by[...]

The question is, how do we tie in these screencaps of the guitar solo sequence from the Patience video where several women get into bed with Slash, but Slash ignores them, preferring instead to play with his snake (literally)? Maybe Slash is Marvel, the snake is Hydra, and the women are the monthly Diamond Sales numbers? Or[...]

And one could argue that it means the entire Marvel Universe is a constant battle against the dark, always trying to reassert itself over the world, and that for the most part the heroes are winning. However, that is not the reading I took from it, and frankly, I find myself quite uncomfortable with this new[...]

The answer is: in May, with a Free Comic Book Day preview, followed by an ongoing series in June, with artist and Civil War 2 partner David Marquez. For no reason we can think of other "because he can," Marvel VP Tom Brevoort seriously tried to claim that the decision to publish the new series, which[...]

Likewise, if the hackers prevented Marvel Vice President Tom Brevoort from accessing both his Twitter and Tumblr, he would be left with no outlet on which to belittle fans who criticize Marvel What would he do instead? Maybe Marvel's comics would have less continuity errors and poor characterization The possibilities are limitless." In other aspects of[...]

Marvel recently reclaimed the monthly Diamond sales chart crown from rival DC after a post-Rebirth streak by the Distinguished Competition, but Marvel Senior Vice President Tom Brevoort about the comic book sales numbers available to the public on sites like Comichron As part of a conversation with Bleeding Cool reader @batman497 and Bleeding Cool Lead[...]

And sometimes, though not in this particular case, quite boorishly. Anyway, that's how Marvel Senior Vice President Of Publishing Tom Brevoort, a twenty-seven year veteran at Marvel Comics, came to find himself arguing with Bleeding Cool reader @batman497, the four-hundred-and-ninety-seventh @batman on Twitter with over 6 followers as of press time, over whether or not Marvel was to[...]

The panel moderated by Tom Brevoort, included writers and artists Ryan North, Greg Pak, Natacha Bustos, Brandon Montclare, David Walker, Jim Zub and Al Ewing. Among the revelations that got crowd attention: Walker reports that the mysterious figure manipulating the underworld behind the scenes in the Power Man-Iron Fist title will be revealed to be Alex[...]

In what may be one of the best Ask Marvels to date, writer Mark Waid answers fans questions including how do you handle writer's block, why Thor is the hardest Marvel character for him to develop in a story, and how much does continuity matter when writing a story and Tom Brevoort's role in keeping it[...]

But the print version only reflects Eddie Berganza and Andrew Marino. Marvel's Senior Exec editor Tom Brevoort went to Twitter. I think it's crummy that after all the work he did on it, @darrenkshan 's editorial credit was removed from Wonder Woman Earth One. — Tom Brevoort (@TomBrevoort) April 14, 2016 The editors are a part of the creative[...]

He expressed concern for Hollywood deciding that "this is what people want" – and then giving them nothing but, especially with comic characters unsuitable for that approach. Tom Brevoort expressed that the voice of each individual character should be preserved The idea of Wolverine as an R-Rated film didn't rankle too much but Bendis expressed that[...]

The latest Ask Marvel turns to editor Tom Brevoort and poses the important questions of who is stronger, Hulk or Thor? What was his first comic he read? And exactly where does Bruce Banner by those stretchy pants. [youtube]https://youtu.be/HGvG6AsC9iQ[/youtube] The latest Ask Marvel turns to editor Tom Brevoort and poses the important questions of who is[...]

He attended, alongside G Willow Wilson, Brian Bendis, Dan Slott, James Robinson, Tom Brevoort, Dan Buckley, Sam Humphries, Nick Spencer,  Emily Shaw, Sana Amanat and EIC Axel Alonso. And a breakdown on what Civil War II will be about. "A mysterious new Marvel character comes to the attention of the world, one who has the power to calculate[...]

By Joe Glass Photos by Derek Trum So here we are preparing for Marvel's big panel, which actually came after a cosplaying panel where the entire table of panellists were all cosplaying as Marvel characters (and in really good cosplays too). Tom Brevoort is on modertor duties, who was confused for George R R Martin by the[...]

Tom Brevoort, you got one handy? Thank you, Tom Finally it's appropriate.  Don't take my word for it, take Doctor Doom's, in this preview on ComicBook. Which takes another time jump Just three weeks this time Well, it's been a little longer than three weeks But Doctor Doom knows what's going on… maybe he's actually been[...]

Marvel exec, and Bleeding Cool favourite, Tom Brevoort chose to respond to this question, asked on his Tumblr, Why do you claim the comics are independent of the TV and movies when you have crap like Lance Hunter being Bobbi's being ex-husband shoved into the comics by the movie/TV studios? He replied, Clearly you're reading Click-Bait, rather than the comics[...]

Many of the gods themselves take lovers of both genders in the many myths (of course, they also tend to take lovers across species too). For Alonso to completely shut down any discussion on Hercules as a bi character (it's worth noticing how CBR notes that Marvel refused to answer any further questions on the topic)[...]

Comic-Book Movie expert Dr Liam Burke lead a discussion on Comic Book Film Adaptations with Tom Brevoort, Joe Kelly, Michael E Uslan, and Mark Waid. Dr Liam Burke writes, As a media scholar I have been researching the relationship between comic books and movies for more than a decade To mark the publication of my new book[...]

But there is new criticism. When senior Marvel exec Tom Brevoort was asked, Can you explain why Marvel thinks that doing hip hop variants is a good idea, when absolutely no announced writers or artists on the new Marvel titles, as of now, are black? Wouldn't correcting the latter be a much better idea than the former? He[...]

Senior VP of Publishing at Marvel Comics and Rich Johnston's best friend Tom Brevoort introduced the panel, including Invicible Iron Man artist David Marquez and Captain Marvel artist Kris Anka. "The first and best piece of advice we can give you," said Brevoort "Doing stuff for Marvel can be A goal, but probably shouldn't be THE[...]