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Rhodes reveals WWE's SummerSlam Reading Jam and how he grew up with Marvel!

Writer Jason Aaron goes back to Fat Cobra's origin in IMMORTAL WEAPONS #1!

Courtesy of Marvel Comics, we've got a look at this week's Wolverine: Weapon X #3 by Jason Aaron and Ron Garney

By conor@ifanboy.com So it's Dark Reign week, huh? Dark Reign Elektra, Dark Reign The Hood, Dark Reign Lethal Legion, Dark Reign Sinister Spider-Man, Dark Reign Zodiac. Not to mention the regular books that are tied in: Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers: The Initiative, Dark Avengers, Dark Wolverine, Ms. Marvel...

Chris Yost gives the lowdown on a new four–issue limited series chronicling the X–Men's resident psychic ninja's return to the Marvel Universe!

Writer Sean McKeever returns to the Marvel Universe and brings Rikki Barnes along with him!

Meet the all-new, all-futuristic X-Men! Ninety years from now there are no mutants...or are there? In the Hulk-ruled wastelands of 2099, Wolverine investigates whether a small band of survivors are getting by on more than just their smarts. Is there a new generation of the Children of the At...

By Kirk Warren(noreply@blogger.com) Monday was the first time, to my knowledge, that a comic book was given a special release date outside of the Wednesday (Thursday when there's a holiday) shipping schedule. Marvel did everything in their power to make people aware of the special release of Captain America #600 and they had...

To commemorate the X–MEN ORIGINS: GAMBIT one–shot we've made some awesome issues featuring the Ragin' Cajun available from Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited!

By bluuu...@rajah. (Bluuuue Rajah) Anim8rFSK wrote in What month was Marvel Comics #1 published, and what month did Stan start working for them? He was 16, right?

By feeds@yuku.com (Super Brat) I've seen a plethora of posts asking what we want to see; my question is the opposite of this. What are the DC or Marvel collected editions (preferably from the Bronze, Silver or Golden Age) that we don't want to see. Personally I'd have very little interest in a Human Fly Masterwork but I'm mor...

By n...@none.net (OhioGuy) I've been seeing all sorts of things about Marvel being 70 years old this year. Trouble is, I just read a Daredevil graphic novel from 1987, where on the covers it was saying "25 years of Marvel Comics". I'm certainly not a mathematician, but if Marvel was advertising on their

By Charlie Jane Anders Star and co-writer Edward Norton famously clashed with Marvel over how long this movie should be, and a couple of scenes were featured prominently in the trailers but didn't make it into the theatrical release. There's this fireside chat between Bruce Banner and "Doc" Samson:

By Brian Cronin Say I'm in a store and I'm buying a Thor comic. Everybody in the store...the owner and his regular Wednesday ... Why would you express a contrary opinion in a comic book store if you *don't* want to provoke a savage ... Besides, Ego the Living Planet was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby - why not just coun...

By Hugh Hart Wolverine Blowback: Who’s Your Favorite Mutant?Review: Wolverine’s Unbridled Rage Never Looked So GoodWolverine Cast Talks Piracy, On-Set StabbingsManga-Style Wolverine Shreds BookstoresWolverine Leak Remains UnpluggedMarvel Fetes Wolverine’s 35th Anniversary With Art,...

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By ComicList Media Release -- Marvel is pleased to announce that Ultimatum #1, Ultimatum #2 and Ultimatum #3 have sold out of all their printings and will return in new editions! Ultimatum #1 Second Printing Variant, Ultimatum #2 Third Printing Variant and Ultimatum #3 Second Printing Variant, fro...

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The gruff, adamantium-clawed Marvel superhero Wolverine strikes out on his own in this X-Men spin-off starring series regular Hugh Jackman. The story gets under way as the boy who will become Wolverine makes a shocking discovery about his family bloodline, and gains a brother in the pro...

DARK REIGN TIE-IN!The lead-up to Amazing Spider-Man #600 begins here.Spider-Man editor Stephen Wacker here with a quick message. Look, this solicit is being written before you dear readers even know how CHARACTER ASSASSINATION ends and the major changes that spill out of it, so I can't t...

By David Pepose That’s right — not content with just streaming X-Men: Evolution, or the 1970s Spider-Man show from Japan, Marvel will now stream the seminal ’90s X-Men cartoon from Fox. But click here to check out Marvel’s growing catalog, and accept no substitutes.

By Greg Burgas I’ve also been reading some Marvel trade paperbacks that I got cheap last week at my comic book store. Apparently Diamond had a big sale, and Marvel had some backlog they wanted to dump, so they were half-price at my store. I’ve already read a trade of John Byrne’s first (only?) nine issues of W...

By k...@uni-koblenz.de (Ulrich Koch) amazing: The Twelve. If only one series that Marvel or DC published in the last 36 months survived in our memories (and we forgot all the others due to a mindwipe by you-know-who :-) it should IMO be that one. Pity it's being delayed in the USA, so it'll most probably be

By Graeme McMillan Weirdly enough, the most important piece of Wolverine's backstory didn't come from Claremont, the writer who essentially owned the character for his 17-year tenure as X-Men writer. Instead, artist-and-writer Barry Windsor-Smith was the one who explained what happened to Logan in th...

By markeharri...@msn.com (markharrison) I like a lot of what's going on with Marvel right now, actually. Once upon a time, who would have ever thought that Captain America and Daredevil could respectively be so good as to be "must read" comics? I applaud Marvel for both the First Class books and Marvel Adventures,

I’ve never really been certain why Marvel gets such a free ride on the misogyny front when watching DC’s every panel has become a particularly engrossing game of “Gotcha”. Perhaps its selective perception (although the “Heroes for Hire” henati-ish cover incident still lingers in recen...

In the aftermath of Spidey's Fantastic Four voyage, his whole world is turned upside down by the new rules of the world. The good news is that after all these years, Spider-Man finally gets the upper hand on J. Jonah Jameson--but it's gonna cost him, particularly with the all-new Vulture win...

By rays...@webtv.net (Raymond Speer) MARVEL did right in dropping Tony Stark the teen traitor and the rebooted AVENGERS of the "crossing." It took longer, but DC finally dropped the "crazy Hal Jordan slaughtered the Green Lantern Corps" backstory and recruited more than a handful of Earthmen to be Green Lanterns.

By feeds@yuku.com (arachwalker) Any one know if there will be a novelization of X-Men Origins: Wolverine? I've got all the Marvel novels of their movies since Blade. Only Blade 2 and Punisher: War zone didn't seem to get the treatment and it looks like this latest one won't get it either. Who knows, I may be searching for it inc...

By G-Man Here's a look by the guys at Raven Software.  They're the guys that make the Marvel Ultimate Alliance games.  The "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" is due on May 1, the same day as the movie.  It will be released on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC, DS, PSP and PS2.  If you currently play video games, chances are th...

By David Pepose This’ll be an interesting story, I think — I’m curious to see if this is tied in with Norman Osborn’s Dark Reign, or if this is an insurrection from the more “chaotic-good” members of the Cabal. While the Dark Avengers lend a certain cache to Norman, I can only wonder how co-opting the name of t...

By Hugh Hart 20th Century Fox, the studio releasing Wolverine, has not yet commented on the matter. See also: Marvel Fetes Wolverine's 35th Anniversary With Art, Animation New Wolverine Clip Traces Origin of Angry X-Man Video: Wolverine and The X-Men Trailer X-Men Origins: Wolverine Coming in May

By Travis Examining the size and shape of the comic industry. The latest data is in from Diamond Comic Distributors, and Marvel still commands the lion's share of the market at 46%. DC is in ever-lasting second place at 33%. Marvel isn't big enough to be a monopoly, so I'm not worried about them being "to...

Another interesting bit of news is that Eva Longoria had declared interest for a role in The Avengers. She was seen leaving Marvel Studios carrying a stack of Avengers comics and a Marvel business card. Rumors are swirling that she may wind up being ...

CHARACTER ASSASSINATION may be over, but the troubles keep coming as Spidey's old nemesis THE SPOT returns deadlier than ever! Wait. Did we just use 'The Spot' and 'deadlier' in the same sentence? You better believe it -- with his teleportation powers, he's poised to make a name for himsel...

By iarwai...@hotmail.com (iarwain) That was a very interesting subplot that held your attention. I don't think it would work in the movie though since I presume it's going to have Loki as the villain. There's so many ways they could go with Thor. He's always been one of

By comicsnonor...@spam.gmail.com (Norwood) Oh man do I agree! That first Hulk was unbearable. The Leterrier Hulk was great, it's almost always running in my BD player. Branagh is hit or miss. Henry V was amazingly directed, Love's Labour's Lost was horrendous. Frankenstein, horrible. Hamlet, epic.

By fso...@nospamplease.org (FSogol) Just yanking your chain. No reason to apologize. Sounds okay, but Ang Lee really mad a mess out of the first Hulk movie. Branagh could do the same. I always wondered why Marvel didn't release adult animated versions of stories, like Sternako's Nick Fury, Silver Age Thor, or the Original

By comicsnonor...@spam.gmail.com (Norwood) whole story line. I'm sorry for doing that. I know, I have my doubts too, but I really, really hope. I've heard Kevin Bacon and Alexander Skarsgard. With Branagh directing. I think that if they're following all this up with an "Avengers" type thing

By fso...@nospamplease.org (FSogol) It'll never happen. Whether they can pull this off depends on casting. It would be good to follow the Ultimates' lead and let everyone be unsure whether he is a powerful nutcase or truly the son of Odin. The problem I have with superhero movies is the director always wants to

By Brian Cronin I don’t know if that is or is not what Marvel is going to turn out to do, but boy, so far, both Gregg Hurwitz and Duane Swierczynski have done such a good job that I’d hate to see to pick JUST one writer on the series, and this is all without Victor Gischler even [...] I don’t know if that is or is not what...

This is the big one! The results are in, the masks are off and Spider-Man might just go down forever! With the secret of Menace revealed and the identity of the Spider-Tracer killer brought to light, the world of Peter Parker, Harry Osborn, Lily Hollister, Carlie Cooper and Vin Gonzales wi...

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Kick Ass is back with new printings and Wolverine First Class.

By ComicList Conceived in the tradition of comic book satires done in the mighty Marvel manner-including NOT BRAND ECHH and, of course, WHAT THE--?!-the first episode launches on Marvel.com (www.marvel.com) in early spring. Conceived in the tradition of comic book satires done in the mighty Marvel ma...

By Michael C. Lorah When it comes to choosing contemporary superhero comics, I find most titles bogged down in the morass of their shared universes, which I frankly despise.  Beyond that, with few exceptions, most titles simply achieve a basic level of storytelling competence, but little beyond that poin...

 CA BBC] KENNETH BRANAGH, HAMMER TIME: MTV had a quick chat with Marvel publisher Joe Quesada, who recounted a meeting with "Thor" director Kenneth Branagh at which Marvel Studios exec Kevin Feige and prolific Marvel scribe Brian Michael Bendis were in ...

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By tfaw Today is the day to pick up Marvel books. Marvel Masterworks? Got ‘em. Marvel Knights? Yep. Marvel Zombies? You betcha! We’ve also got Marvel Romance, if you’re into that sort of thing. Today is the day to pick up Marvel books. Marvel Masterworks? Got ‘em. Marvel Knights? Yep. Marvel Zombies? You...

By Iron Dude (Editor at Large) X-23 is one of the few Marvel characters to debut on a television adaptation of the comics and to be brought into the comics later. Another character that debuted in X-Men: Evolution and then crossed over into the comics and other media is Spyke.

by Kiel Phegley, Staff Writer With its Digital Comics Unlimited initiative Marvel Comics not only found a way to revive decades of archived material from its publishing past, it also lit upon a way to keep some of its more obscure and unused characters ...

By Bill Reed That Dark Wolverine article could use some copy editing. To be fair, I think they're canceling one of the Wolverine titles to make room for it. It starts in "Wolverine" #75. it follows Dakken.later! Why would PAD and Perez sue Marvel over the retooling of one of the Wolverine books?

By Dave Martindale (D3) Nick Budd, D3 and special guest Jason Murphy are back after a looooong hiatus with a brand new podcast! This time around we’ll be discussing most of the big events going on at the Big Two, Marvel and DC Comics, both present and near future. We’ll also be spending a bit of time [...]