Tag: Mark Bagley
Bendis returns to Marvel for AVENGERS #800
Bendis's back-up story, featuring art by Mark Bagley, will mark the writer's first Marvel project since 2018.
Marvel’s ULTIMATE ENDGAME #1 will give fans a chance to win original art
Marvel is cooking up something special to celebrate the final chapter of the Ultimate Universe with True Believers Blind Bags.
Classic Comic Compendium: ULTIMATE END was a swan song for the original Ultimate Universe
Although it was part of the larger Secret Wars event, Ultimate End was a satisfying wrap on the first Ultimate Universe.
NYCC ’24: Eddie Brock is the new CARNAGE
In February 2025, Marvel's Eddie Brock bonds with Carnage in a new ongoing series by Charles Soule and Jesús Saíz.
SDCC ’24: Meet the new Deadpool and Spider-Girl! Marvel’s newest girl superheroes
At the Diamond retailer lunch for San Diego Comic-Con 2024, Marvel showcased the debut of two new female characters based on two of their...
The Marvel Rundown: SUPERIOR SPIDER-MAN RETURNS… again!
Doc Ock makes a Superior turn, along with blurbs of this week's new Amazing Spider-Man, Capwolf, and more!
Marvel reveals all-new Spider-Hero debuting next week
New character created by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos makes his debut in Spider-Man #7
PREVIEW: First gay Spider-Hero Web-Weaver debuts in EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #5
Plus Marvel teases mysterious new character named Syllie Spider,
Dan Slott and Mark Bagley launch new SPIDER-MAN ongoing series this October
Spinning out of the events of Edge of the Spider-Verse
Marvel unveils a mountain of Miracleman variant covers for 40th Anniversary
For the 40th Anniversary of the "modern" Miracleman, Marvel is unleashing a bunch of variant covers this fall, by he like of Peach Momoko, Pepe Larraz, John Cassaday, Mark Bagley, Terry Dodson, Jim Cheung, Mark Buckingham and many more!
Dan Slott returns to usher in the END OF THE SPIDER-VERSE
Before that though, check out the new Spidey variants in Edge of Spider-Verse 5-issue miniseries!
SILBER LININGS: In defense of decompression
In the latest Silber Linings, Greg explains why the controversial trend known as decompression has actually benefited comic book storytelling.
