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April is Howard the Duck variant cover month for Marvel and here are six more -- these covers could function as a mini-FAQ for "famous images to parody" : American Gothic, check, Washington Crossing the Delaware, check, Iwo Jima, check and so on. I don't think there's been a Janet Jackson Rolling Stone cover parody yet, but give them time.

90s nostalgia, baby! Faith No More, a seminal MTV band that had great success with the whole hip hop/metal thing before hip hop won, is back with their first album in 17 years, since 1997's Album of the Year. But a new studio album, Sol Invictus drops on May 19th, and the first single has just debuted on Marvel.com, because a) bassist Bill Gould is a big Kirby/Silver Surfer fan (chatted with in link by Ryan Penagos) and b) the debut single is called "Superhero" and Marvel publishes Superhero comics.

Get your first look at Daredevil's big bad

This may well spoil things for people trying to flip variants on eBay, but it looks like Books A Million will let you order...

Secret Wars gets second scoop of Marvel Zombies with yet another tie-in book.

Blomkamp and Weaver talk Aliens, new Fantastic Four Images, Agent Carter and more

Thor of all ages and genders find themselves well represented by creators of varying experiences.

Welcome to my 12th and final month as your guide through Marvel’s sales numbers. Due to some career changes and advancements that my family and I have made, I can no longer write these articles. It has been fun and a great learning experience, and I thank you for joining me. But enough about me, let’s look at the monthly breakdown.

200,000 pre-orders and many months in the making, Spider-Gwen #1 has finally arrived, bringing with her vibrant artwork and what is surely an outrageous cell phone bill.

Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde take their relationship to the Battleworld level.

What could he be hinting at?

From episode one, a majority of the buzz and speculation around Agent Carter focused on a single idea: Who does Peggy Carter marry?