Over on his Facebook page, Jason Pearson shared these images showing the stages for his Uncanny Avengers variant cover. With the images, Pearson explains that he is a huge fan of Rogue so she got center stage and he admitted he doesn't like Sabretooth much, hence he got pushed to the back. It's also interesting […]
By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to discuss this week's upcoming books, speculating about where they are headed, and discuss their favorite storylines. Hosts Randy Young and Chris Hunter say: Thanks for pressing play! Folks, if you live […]
Okay, so they're not going to stretch this out much longer. Marvel's Tom Brevoort has promised, in a call to the press, that the first issue of Uncanny Avengers #1 will tell you exactly the true lineage of Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, now that they know they have never been the children of Magneto. Through […]
Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! It's Christmas Eve and week have New Comics Now! We even have a few for new Wednesday's New Year's Eve Wednesday. First there's the book inspired by the hit TV series S.H.I.E.L.D. by Mark Waid. The street date on this one is actually […]
Ex-Marvel PR man James Viscardi's ComicBook.com somehow gets the official Marvel scoop on the new Uncanny Avengers lineup, post Axis. And, yes, as you can see, and we told you was coming, Sabretooth in the role (and clothes) of Wolverine. It's all inverted… Uncanny Avengers is now made up almost entirely of former supervillains, some old, […]
Well, X-Files Year Zero, I just bought some comic books. Let's see what's going on? Well, we seem to have another confluence between Marvel and DC, with the Justice League and the Fantastic Four looking at the good guys and the bad guys teaming up to change the world for the better. First, we have […]
By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to discuss this week's upcoming books, speculating about where they are headed, and discuss their favorite storylines. Hosts Randy Young and Chris Hunter say: Thanks for pressing play! This week sees the […]
Another week, another lovely batch of comic books to read through… so what takes your fancy today? Stephanie Brown gets some fatherly advice regarding using mobile devices while driving, in Batman Eternal. Simon Bisley doesn't so much draw Thor as regurgitate it. Raw, powerfel, syrong and possibly a little smelly. So, basically, Angela's real […]
Updated with an Axis promo image just sent out by Marvel… The original article continues below. Spoilers for Uncanny Avengers and Adjectiveless Avengers ahead… So we are looking for telltale signs of the upcoming Axis event to come in yesterday's comic books. And these two titles seem to have some. First, we have comment upon the […]
Batman, the great detective there, using his master skills of deduction, in Justice League #32. Are they going to be able to put this frog back in the box any time soon? That war with Earth 2… could that be coming next May on the 30th anniversary of Crisis On Infinite Earths? Futures End provides […]
Mojo is a wonderful Marvel Comics character. A multidimensional being from a media-obsessed, he's been used to parody and satirise the excesses of Hollywood and the more tabloid elements of the comic book industry. Sometimes the parodies he creates become popular in their own right – see X-Babies. It's been a good excuse for comic […]
Last week's Superman/Wonder Woman gave us this scene. While today's Forever Evil: ARGUS gives us another. These declarations of love, past and present might just be catching in current superhero comics. Spoilers going on, folks. There are more declarations, kisses and the like for the titles in the headline. But just to be sure… […]
Heisenberg? Yes, we have new Superior Spider-Man #26, including a look at whatever Peter Parker is up to, as Dock Ock's world begins to unravel around him. Revolutionary War: Knights Of Pendragon #1 is a little bit lefty. I mean it always was, but its even more so today, with references to austerity cuts, the […]
Uncanny Avengers by John Cassaday… And Judge Dredd: The Child's Quest by Mike McMahon. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree. They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox. We trust you, the reader, to make that judgment yourself? If […]
From last week's Marvel titles, a smattering of Augmented Reality videos, as they were captured and all smooshed together. So a new chapter of As The Page Turns, Rick Remender on what Uncanny Avengers #14 means for the Marvel Universe, the story of X-23 as told by Jordan White's handpuppet, bad moustaches and thinking the […]
There will be spoilers for Uncanny Avengers #14 here. It's unavoidable discussing this rumour, but if you haven't read the book, you might want to put this article on hold for a little. ****SPOILERS****SPOILERS**** Okay, so, yes, The Scarlet Witch bit the big one, along with Rogue, in Uncanny Avengers. You can imagine the reaction. […]
Have you read it yet? If you're a big Uncanny Avengers fan, hell if you are following the Marvel Universe continuity at all, you may want to avoid all known media until you get to the store tomorrow and pick up your copy of Uncanny Avengers #14. Most-Read Comic Stories Tuesday: Major Deaths In Tomorrow's […]
So, yesterday, after we ran this piece about impending Uncanny Avengers deaths and warned people to get off the internet, a copy of Uncanny Avengers #14 was pirated by comic store employee and went wide, ahead of today's sale date. And panels hit Tumblr and 4chan. There was reaction. Rather strong reaction. Spoilery reaction. You […]
If you're a big Uncanny Avengers fan, hell if you are following the Marvel Universe continuity at all, you may want to avoid all known media until you get to the store tomorrow and pick up your copy of Uncanny Avengers #14. Because it looks at is folk are going to die. More than one. […]
