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On his blog, Chris Bachalo talks about working on his new comic with Brian Bendis, teased with the word "Uncanny", with two issues in February, though Bacahlo is careful to only refer to it as only that, not mentioning "Uncanny X-Men". But that's okay, as the image he uses is labelled UNXMN001COVER_100.1.jpg So that's the cover[...]

I've read All New X-Men #1 I may be talking about it later But here are your first looks at what is to come after that… pages and panels from All New X-Men #2, #3, #4 and even #5 from Brian Bendis and Stuart Immonen… let's start with the second issue… The third issue… The fourth[...]

 Days of Future Past indeed. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Here Come The Sentinels – Mark Millar On X-Men: Days Of Future Past (UPDATE) Here's a blurry scan of Mark Millar's interview for the new issue of SFX magazine, a superhero special Can't read much but the pull quote for the X-Men: Days Of Future Past movie is "This[...]

Can't read much but the pull quote for the X-Men: Days Of Future Past movie is "This is X-Men meets The Terminator You've got robots, you've got time travel, you've got superheroes." So that's Sentinels then… I should pop down the shop and see what else he has to say. UPDATE: That was quick[...]

I've just read the new Wolverine And The X-Men. All sorts of good things in it. The school staff and pupils reaction to the Avengers Vs X-Men fight happening a long way away from them, and trying to find a way to get on with things. That scene with Paige Guthrie and Toad from a previous issue, being[...]

It's not up there now (sorry) but yesterday evening Uncanny Avengers #1 and #2 were available to download on ComiXology ahead of tomorrow's release date

The book is the a X-Men title, hence the reference to Homo Superior, and backs up what we were told earlier this year, that Bendis would be writing two X-books But, again, the most shocking book of 2012? Could that be the last issue of AVX? The first issue of All New X-Men? 4) The guest[...]

In the recent X-Treme X-Men comic, featuring a team of X-Men from parallel dimensions, each of whose histories went a little askew, we discover the following scene; Man, that Hercules gets around Even in parallel dimensions. And Gay Wolverine Already a gay icon amongst many, and that was long before Hugh Jackman took his shirt off, I[...]

Or at least as I do. And, after getting Stewart to say "Magneto" and "Weapon X" a few times asked "So… another X-Men movie?" And he nodded. Stewart also mentioned that he was going on to have dinner with William Shatner, and that Shatner is very eccentric No real scoop there… [audio:http://media.blubrry.com/comicbookclub/p/comicbookclublive.com/podcasts/audio/2012/09/Comic_Book_Club_Calista_Brill_Scott_Eckert.mp3]       [...]

This week's Wolverine & The X-Men is set during Avengers Vs X-Men, but before the current conflagration Unlike Avengers and Uncanny X-Men, also published today, it can be read happily before you get around to Avengers Vs X-Men #11 Indeed Avengers seems to be set well after Avengers Vs X-Men #12, so good luck searching[...]

Today, the New York Daily News ran a massive spoiler on Avengers Vs X-Men #11 Bleeding Cool has advised people who don't want to get spoiled to stay off the internet, not read the papers, the usual. But there's one spoiler they didn't mention And it's one that involves a costume change and might lead to[...]

If you want to remain spoiler free from the events of Avengers Vs X-Men #11, published today, stay off the internet Seriously, get off now Immediately. At midnight ET, the New York Daily News, in a publicity agreement with Marvel Comics, ran the identity of the individual who will meet their death in Avengers Vs X-Men[...]

Look, I've had a very busy day, give me a break. And if you want to avoid spoilers for Avengers Vs X-Men #11, I'd avoid reading any newspaper or news site, or Twitter, or anything (aside from Bleeding Cool, and even then, watch out for the forums) until you get to the comics store Oh and[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTDFFE1Wuuc[/youtube] Michael Fassbender and Ian McKellen are both likely to play Magneto in X-Men Days of Future Past 2014 Ian McKellen may have originated the role of Magneto in X-Men, X2, and X-Men The Last Stand, but Michael Fassbender definitely made it his own in X-Men First Class[...]

The original solicitation for Avengers Vs X-Men #11 was "Fatality" But whom? It would be one way to get the monstropus Cyclops out of the way And he does appear to be being lobotomised in Uncanny Avengers #1 But he doesn't seem to be the dead hero so much who gets the big funeral, and he's[...]

Other times it was just a mistake originally, or even just a hoped-for creator credit that never worked out. Here are a few from this week. Justice League Dark #0 now features art by Lee Garbet and Cam Smith instead of Mikel Janin and Ryan Sook. The solicited creative team for X-Men #38 of Brian Wood and David[...]

Louis Falcetti writes for Bleeding Cool; This month's Wolverine and the X-men (#15 for those keeping score at home) is way better than it has any business being Why is that you may wonder It's not that the book SHOULD be bad, no books should be bad (52 aside of course) It's just that this is[...]

Chris Bachalo has been busting it on Wolverine & The X-Men of late, helping make that book one of the best superhero comics on the stands right now On his blog he posted; WOLVERINE AND THE XMEN–The big news is that issue 16 of Wolverine and the X-Men will be my last I'm really bummed about[...]

Released by Marvel to MTV, and apparently shown at the Fan Expo Canada X-Men panel, a third part to a cover from All-New X-Men that may give you some idea of who survives Avengers Vs X-Men… and who does not And also showing us anlother mysterious figure hanging around in the background. And also, continues to[...]

David Hine (Civil War: X-Men, The Darkness) has taken the reins on the Aftermath series, and provided some thoughts on the story and legacy of George A Romero's original zombie classic.   How did you first become involved with the Night of the Living Dead: Aftermath project from Avatar Press? About a year ago, someone not a million[...]

We know President Obama is a bit of a comic book geek, expressing a love of the Spider-Man and Conan comics. But what superpower would he like? You know,

Because you read them a month or so ago in Wolverine & The X-Men #12. Check it. Some of it is just snatches of conversation… The book is telling different scenes throughout the fight, and gives more of the Avengers rationale than the X-Men's… But yes there there is a change A big change[...]

It's a quaint little story that does more to shed light on Barton's personality than any other previous attempt. Fraction and Aja's collaboration has evolved into a sort of symbiosis, most evident in the scene transitions, traditionally very word-reliant, now trusted almost completely on the visual side of the storytelling. PROFESSOR X: NEVERYOUNG Yes, that IS what struck[...]

Advance pages from an unspecified future issue of Wolverine & The X-Men, drawn by Jorge Molina And I see no reason that it wouldn't be written by Jason Aaron So what can we learn with our eagle eyes?Well, first of all, Avengers hanging around the Jean Grey school like they own the place Maybe they[...]

Avengers Plus X-Men has its first issue published in October But there's also an Ed McGuinness Avengers Plus X-Men poster shipping that week which teases us an idea of the covers for the rest of the series… You can see how those would work as four separate covers. But for all the characters there, Avengers and X-Men…[...]

Well, it's been a busy day of selling those Silver Age Marvels, and here's the headline sale from this afternoon's session:  The X-Men #1 CGC 9.8 (Pacific Coast Pedigree) has just sold for $492,937.50  There are two copies of the book graded 9.8 on the CGC census, and none graded higher. This surpasses the $200,000 record[...]

In WOLVERINE AND THE X-MEN #13 we finally get a close personal look at the new Warbird and it's not all boobs and feathers I enjoyed it all, from the reversal of the Rorschach misdirect in the introduction to the chilling parallels between Warbird's loss of creativity/sensitivity and the Phoenix Five's brutal loss of, well,[...]

Best known for his work on Wolverine Origins, X-Men, New Avengers and many others, penciller Will Conrad, it seems, is no longer in an exclusive contract with Marvel When Conrad was announced as the new artist on Stormwatch for October with issue 13, some wondered if this was another case of DC soliciting a still-exclusive[...]

Here's a rainy look at a bone-clawed Wolverine from First X-Men by Neal Adams and Christos Gage.     He's had it up on his booth all weekend Marvel haven't shown or announced it, but it has been hiding in plain sight at Neal Adams' booth at San Diego Comic Con Here's a rainy look at a[...]

It was possibly one of the more amusing spinoffs of Avengers VS X-Men, the Skottie Young variant cover for the first issue for Midtown Comics. Well, so popular was it, that it's being turned into an entire comic. A-Babies VS X-Babies by Skottie Young and Gurihiru will be published by Marvel in October. It was possibly one[...]