Tag: David Marquez
Frank Castle returns in new ongoing PUNISHER series
Benjamin Percy and José Luis Soares will helm the character's first ongoing since 2019, which will reunite Castle and Jigsaw this February.
Spider-Man 3099 to debut in THE END 2099
The five-issue series by Steve Orlando and Ibraim Roberson, which will feature old and new faces from the multiverse, will begin in December.
The Marvel Rundown: The Raid on Graymalkin comes to its end in Uncanny X-Men...
Uncanny X-Men #8 brings the Raid on Graymalkin to its conclusion. Plus reviews of Magik and Ultimate Black Panther
Meet some new X-Men: Calico, Jitter, Ransom, and Deathdream
Gail Simone and David Marquez’s UNCANNY X-MEN #1 returns for a second printing in September with new covers by Marquez and Ryan Stegman.
The Marvel Rundown: An UNCANNY X-MEN Roundtable!
The team at Stately Beat Manor reviews Uncanny X-Men #1 in a roundtable discussion of the newest 'From the Ashes' title!
UNCANNY X-MEN #1 gets a slew variant covers including a rare one by Jim...
The highly anticipated run of Gail Simone and David Marquez's Uncanny X-Men is underway and with it, of course, is the announcement of some...
UNCANNY X-MEN #1 sees Rogue lead the team
Marvel Comics is set to reveal the new run of Uncanny X-Men #1. Written by popular comics writer Gail Simone with art by the...
X-ceptional creative teams usher in a new beginning for X-Men comics line
This summer, from the ashes -- a new beginning!
MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN title celebrates milestone 300th issue this March
All-star artists join series writer Cody Ziglar for a giant-sized milestone issue
David Marquez and Liana Kangas among new creators welcomed as ZESTWORLD enters the open...
Announced in November 2021, a new subscription platform for digital comics, Zestworld, is entering the open beta phase. With a new website design that...
INTERVIEW: Nick Pitarra on creating the surreal reality of AX-WIELDER JON
Even ruthless killers have a softer side.
DC ROUND-UP: In JUSTICE LEAGUE #59, the Bendis era begins
Plus, less equals more in DC's new slimmed down publishing line.
