The annuals feature work from some first-time comic writers telling stories of heroes facing off against unlikely villains.
REVIEW: CIVIL WAR II #1 Sets the Stage for What Might be Marvel’s Best Event Yet
Reviewing Bendis’ and Marquez’s latest foray into the Marvel limelight.
The All-New, All-Different Marvel Rundown Week Ten: This Holiday’s Best Book Will Shock You
Folks, I really don’t know what to say. Marvel’s Secret Wars is running late (but has a new issue out this week!). This means the publisher has been launching titles that have revealed the post-Secret Wars status quo while the event is happening. Good or bad, that’s for the reader to decide. We’re just here to help […]
HeroesCon Interview: Kevin Wada Talks Style, Process, and the Future
by Harper W. Harris Kevin Wada has been one of my favorite cover artists since he started on She-Hulk; it was one of those rare but wonderful circumstances where the cover artist seemed to really play a key role in the creative team, and his unique style was part of what made that book such […]
The weirdest thing about that Jill Lepore piece on A-Force
I kind of missed the tidal ebb and flow over Jill Lepore’s analysis of A-Force in the New Yorker while I was at TCAF. I saw it in my feed and figured it would ignite some debate but I was misled by the title on the piece
Final Verdict: She-Hulk wraps with Next Week’s Issue #12 (Preview)
Fans of Marvel Comics got something radically different in the lawyer/superhero adventures of author Charles Soule’s She-Hulk. However, the comic quickly turned into a fan favorite and sparked new interest and love into the character. Unfortunately, low sales caused the beloved series to come crashing into an early cancellation. We’re sad to run this preview […]
ONE AND DONE: ‘She-Hulk’ #5 and the Joy of Polite Comics
One of my favorite things about monthly comics is the intro page. It has taken on special significance in recent years–I’d say it’s thanks to the wild success of Hawkeye. But I can’t say that authoritatively, mostly because I’m the guy who only buys one comic per week. But it’s a good example. Every issue […]
She-Hulk v David S Goyer: Dawn of Timeline
In case you missed the Flight 370 of the comics internet, here’s a post to get you totally up to speed on the latest developments! May 21st 12:10 pm Mary Sue contributor Alan Kistler posts a transcript of a podcast from the night before called Scriptnotes, a screenwriting podcast run by John August. On this […]
Marvel Announce new She-Hulk Series by Charles Soule, Javier Pulido
Hold the phones everybody, there’s a new She-Hulk title just been announced. Brian Truitt, the only man I’d consider for the screen role of Awesome Andy, has the announcement at USA Today: Charles Soule and Javier Pulido will be the creative team for an ongoing series featuring Jennifer Walters. Steve MorrisTalking bunny, Little Mix enthusiast […]
Marvel’s Next Big Thing – Mighty Avengers from Al Ewing and Greg Land
Marvel got on the dog and bone again today, for a conference call around the comics internet – CBR, Newsarama, John Siuntres and others. I was in on the call too, ready to hear all about the new ‘Mighty’ series Marvel have planned for later this year. A team book led by Luke Cage and […]