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While he was out junketing for HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA, animation genius Genndy Tartakovsky was asked about his Luke Cage mini series for Marvel that was announced in 2007. While you would have guessed that it was just a cool idea that never got very far, Tartakovsky drops the bomb:

Not mentioned in the launch interview, Marvel.com have established the initial hook for Sam Humphries and Ron Garney's relaunch of X-Force: the return of...

By Steve Morris Another teaser has been de-teased! Sam Humphries and Ron Garney have been announced as the writers for a relaunched Uncanny X-Force series,...

By Steve Morris I suppose the smart-arse answer to that question would be "Disney", but this actually refers to a teaser released today via Diamond...

By Steve Morris CBR today reveal what the third of Marvel's slogan teasers is all about, with the announcement that December will see Dennis Hopeless...

By Steve Morris The 'survive' teaser has been unveiled today at Marvel.com, revealing Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker as the creative team for a book...

By Steve Morris The first creative team for the December-launching Marvel Now comics has been revealed today on Newsarama: artist Steve Dillon and writer Daniel Way...

By Steve Morris Read no further until you pick up today's issue of Avengers Vs X-Men, unless you want to be spoiled! Alternatively, pick up...

Comic Book Death. Inexorable and irreversible. Okay, maybe not, but good for a story in the Daily News, anyway. We've even changed the URL to avoid the spoilers, but according to the story in today's AVENGERS vs. X-MEN #11, a beloved character dies at the hands of another beloved character an event that left its mark on the Marvel staff:

By Steve Morris In an interview with CBR, writer Rick Remender has confirmed that his 'Final Execution' arc of Uncanny X-Force will be his last...

By Steve Morris In an interview with CBR, writer Rick Remender has confirmed that his 'Final Execution' arc of Uncanny X-Force will be his last...

Each year, Marvel SVP of Publishing Tom Brevoort gives a lecture on editing to younger Marvel staffers. At this year's Baltimore Comic-Con, he presented the two-hour talk for the audience, as recounted by Alex Zalben. Although there's definitely some "Marvel Way" in the talk, most of it was the kind of common sense that everyone needs drilled into them. However, it's also a pretty interesting glimpse into the day-to-day thinking behind Marvel's editorial decision making. The whole thing is worth a read, but a few selected excerpts to give the flava: