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In 2013, Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell launched a new comic book through Dynamite Entertainment called Uncanny A crime/super powers comic book series about a fellow called Weaver. Weaver is unique, or so he thinks Born with an uncanny ability, he can steal other people's skills – their memories, abilities, and expertise – for a limited[...]

To go along with their Crime Bundle being featured right now on Comixology, Dynamite has given us Uncanny #1 by Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell for you to read for free The bundle contains 48 comics for $9.99, which is a savings of 89% The bundle includes the full six-issue run of Uncanny and the[...]

It's the largest of the 20 current featured bundles and it offers a savings of 89%… the next highest is 42% off and there are some 51% off in the remaining bundles… It's by far one of the best deals on the site right now. The titles included are: • Uncanny #1 – #6: Digital Exclusive Edition •[...]

To go with Free Comic Book Day, we have a bunch of free comics for our readers this weekend from Dynamite, all of which tie into the new Groupees Independent bundle being offered up right now from Dynamite, IDW, Image and Oni. And for out last free comic from Dynamite we have Uncanny #2 by Andy[...]

These include the first Grumpy Cat hardcover and the second season of Uncanny. GRUMPY CAT Hardcover Cover: Steve Uy Writer: Ben McCool, Royal McGraw, Elliott Serrano, Ben Fisher Art: Steve Uy, Ken Haeser, Tavis Maiden, Agnes Garbowska Format: Hardcover Page Count: 104 pages Dynamite proudly presents the comic book misadventures of Grumpy Cat, featuring "The World's Grumpiest Cat" and her brother, Pokey![...]

Tonight we have Free for our BC readers, Uncanny #1 by Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell The series has spawned a season two from Dynamite Entertainment, but we have the very first issue for you here to enjoy Covers for this first issue were done by Jock and Sean Phillips. To check out Dynamite's full offering[...]

Plus, we have the final issue of the Andy Diggle / Aaron Campbell Uncanny Season Two. BOB'S BURGERS ONGOING #3 Cover A: Anthony Aguinaldo Cover B: Paul Claerhout Writer: Loren Bouchard, Rachel Hastings, Anneliese Waddington, Brian Hall Art: Anthony Aguinaldo, Hector Reynoso, Mike Guerena In the third issue of Volume 2 of the Bob's Burgers Comic Book, we[...]

Between solicitation and publication, changes can take place in the make-up of a comic book… especially from Marvel and DC Comics. Well, today, here are two from Marvel. The first, that writer Dennis Culver will join the already solicited Chris Burnham on E Is For Extinction #2, part of Marvel's Secret Wars crossover event. And the second, that[...]

With Uncanny Season 2 just kicking off from Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell, Dynamite has given us the first issue of Season 1 to share with our readers The rest of Uncanny: Season 1 is on sale at Comixology this weekend The cover for issue 1 is done by Jock, who provided covers for all of[...]

Initially unfazed by West's unorthodox practices (including how he funds his research – by selling zombie brain fluid as a narcotic), Susan may regret her scientific curiosity as sinister forces – those aligned with Elder Gods and Haitian Voodoo – begin to align against the Reanimator! Dynamite Entertainment proudly resurrects The Reanimator, H.P Lovecraft's notorious mad[...]

Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell are coming back for Uncanny Season Two The series published by Dynamite is a modern crime noir with unnatural human abilities, Uncanny: Season Two will feature covers by Diggle's creative partners on The Losers, Jock and Ben Oliver, as well as a cover by interior artist Campbell. Uncanny: Season Two continues the story[...]

Here we have a free issue of Uncanny #1 by Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell. Weaver is unique, or so he thinks Born with an uncanny ability, he can steal other people's skills – their memories, abilities, and expertise – for a limited time A man with a power like that could change the world; but[...]

Today we get Uncanny #1 by writer Andy Diggle, artist Aaron Campbell and covers by Jock The series is about a man named Weaver who has the unique ability to steal other peoples abilities, memories and expertise for a limited time Using his abilities as a gambler and con man, Weaver usually is focused on[...]

Now, pick an orifice,m any orifice. Thank you, Uncanny #6 And some rather fun panel work there Any more insults to play with? Red Sonja Beserker gives us a few And yes, you might have thought by now that the people of this land may have learned not to call Red Sonja a harlot It should have[...]

At least I hope he's not talking about Si Spurrier. Uncanny proves why it deserves the title This guys ability to understand and to know an opponents' skill base makes his decisions genuinely look… uncanny Remind me, what is actually "uncanny" about X-Force these days? Catwoman gets away with total cheesecake scenes as long as its with[...]

Jim Zub reports on the sales bump given to Skullkickers by renaming it Uncanny Skullkickers for one issue, in light of Uncanny Avengers and Uncanny X-Force joining Uncanny X-Men at Marvel. Something I'm sure Nicky Barrucci hopes will be repeated with Uncanny #1 and William D Hodge the same with The Uncanny #1.   Jim Zub reports[...]

In February, Skullkickers changed its name to Uncanny Skullkickers, modelled itself after Marvel's current three titles with Uncanny in the name and relaunched with a new issue one Although really it was just issue eighteen with a grab for some new eyeballs and enw orders. Well now they are doing it all again in March, modelling[...]

I've made no secret that I really enjoyed Kieron Gillen's run on Uncanny X-Men, after not enjoying the book for some time before that, despite the best efforts of some of my favourite comic creators F rom the Hope/Namor buddy comics to the militarisation of Cyclops to the many machinations of Mister Sinister (who now looks[...]

This is your proper Uncanny X-Force By Sam Humphries and Ron Garney, as teased last week A MarvelNOW! reboot, with details at Comics Alliance. This is the first time there have been two ongoing X-Force comics at the same time And it looks like we might be seeing a different side to London than usual… When the[...]

And it's just a start. Here's a look at three more covers to Uncanny Avengers #1, by Daniel Arcuna, Sara Pichelli and John Cassaday. And a little bit of colour art to go with this morning's black and white… and a cover to A + X while we're at it. We've been reporting that Uncanny Avengers #1 looks[...]

Or revisiting." On Uncanny Avengers; Perhaps appropriate for a team that comprises a vision for the Marvel Universe's future, the Uncanny Avengers' first villain will be, literally, a ghost of the past "In 1943, Arnim Zola, who was this bio-fanatic engineer, recorded the Red Skull's consciousness, and set it to wake up 70 years later So the[...]

We've been running a number of stories over the last few weeks looking at rumoured new creative teams for existing books, and for new books. The word is

To Uncanny Avengers Giving it a little more X-Men heritage… Starring Wolverine and Captain America, running an Avengers team together, with Cap in a more movie-friendly costume And something that is very much a post Avengers Vs X-Men comic…   Bleeding Cool has already reported on a new rumoured series, Astonishing Avengers, by Rick Remender and Jerome[...]

Uncanny X-Men #10 and AVX: Versus #1 are both published today And both books seem to have a similar take on, basically Avengers Vs X-Men #1 and #2. Marvel have promoted Versus as having no plot, simply expanding battles from the original series And that's what we get, Iron Man Vs Magneto and Thing Vs Namor[...]

"The superhero who suggested that all this fighting was just silly and everyone should just kiss and make up." Or the cover to Wolverine And The X-Men #9

This week's Uncanny X-Force #18 was bagged to avoid spoilers You know what that means… an Unboxing Video, at Orbital Comics, amidst their Doctor Who display. The book was so popular it has gone to second print already with the climatic scene, by artist Jerome Opeña repurposed for the new cover So despite this cover being[...]

Yesterday, Marvel published Uncanny X-Men #1, their very first issue of Uncanny X-Men to bear the #1 numerical, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's version, and al those #1 since have all been Uncannyless And just as I did with Wolverine And The X-Men I'm picking out my five favourite moments. 1 Postcards from sunny San Francisco[...]

This is the third time Marvel have revealed the cover to Uncanny X-Men #1 Once with silhouettes and once without This is the first time we've seen the bottom right corner though. Admidetedly this is the first time they've shown off the second issue cover So there is that as well I suppose Oh look,[...]

The last issue of Uncanny X-Men, number 544, is upon us Written by Kieron Gillen and drawn by Greg Land, it will be published by Marvel in October. Of course, it will be relaunched shortly afterwards And will probably go back to regular numbering in five years for issue 600 But still. Here's a look at a[...]

So Marvel have started to fill in a few of the X-Men Blue quandriptych silhouettes... throwing in a Storm, Colossus and Magik... Of course, Bleeding Cool