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By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Captain America: Reborn seems more like it was written for the enjoyment of readers who have been following Brubaker's Captain America run since the start. This fact only furthers my belief that Captain America: Reborn should have simply been a story arc inside of Captain America itself.

By ron@ifanboy.com SIEGE is coming! It’s all been leading up to this universe shattering four issue limited series from the superstar team of Brian Michael Bendis and Olivier Coipel! Following the events of Dark Reign: The List, Norman Osborn sets his sights set on Asgard and nothing will stop him from comp...

By conor@ifanboy.com by Conor Kilpatrick Someone needs to teach Rick Jones' Teen Brigade about the finer points of a sneak attack. And also about Kent State.

By ComicList Media Release -- Marvel is pleased to announce that Dark Reign: The List - Punisher has sold out at Diamond (though copies may still be available at retail level) and will return with Dark Reign: The List - Punisher Second Printing Variant! Acclaimed Punisher scribe Rick Remender and leg...

By noreply@blogger.com (Andrenn) Synopsis: Norman starts talking to the Young Avengers, telling them to stand down and that he’ll decide who’s an Avenger and who’s not. He says that nowadays what determines being an Avenger is him saying you are. Patriot doesn’t like this and tells of the Young Masters then says they’ll dec...

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By Lan Pitts “Despite the absence of any Marvel Studios feature film releases in 2009, Marvel continued to deliver solid operating performance across all our operating segments,” Marvel chairman Morton Handel said. “Anticipation for the high profile “Iron Man 2″ feature film continues to build,...

By paladinking Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Ares, Avengers, Bendis, Brian Michael Bendis, Bucky, Bucky Cap, Captain America, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Daken, Dark Reign, Dr. Harrow, Hawkeye, Iron Patriot, Luke Cage, Marvel, Mockingbird, New Avengers, New Avengers #58, New Av...

By Brian Cronin 53% Stephen Bissette/John Totleben Which non-Captain America hero do you most identify with the Avengers? 35% Hawkeye 22% Iron Man 18% Vision 8% Thor 7.26% Hank Pym 6.96% Wasp 2% Scarlet Witch 1% Quicksilver In before Joe raging about people liking Hawkeye.

By David Pepose While the Mighty Avengers may be seen as a hearkening back to the old-school Avengers lineup, writers Dan Slott and Christos Gage gave Hank Pym — physicist, former Yellowjacket, one-time domestic abuser, current leader of the “real” Avengers — another bit of an upgrade:

By Travis Dark Avengers 10, Invincible Iron Man 19, The Mighty Avengers 30, and Thunderbolts 137 Dark Avengers 10 Invincible Iron Man 19 The Mighty Avengers 30 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

By tonyrak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Christos Gage, Dan Slott, Eternity, Hank Pym, Jacosta, Jarvis, John Rauch, Mark Morales, Mighty Avengers 30 review, New Avengers, Quicksilver, Sean Chen, Stature, The Unspoken, Tony Rakittke, US Agent, Vision, Young Avengers By Dan Slott &a...

By Brian Cronin Here's the lead-in to the memorable Ant-Man/Vision scene from Avengers #93 (by Roy Thomas and Neal Adams)... The Kree/Skrull War really got started here, in Avengers #93, by Roy Thomas and Neal Adams, when four "cows" shot Vision down...

By Brian Cronin Check out The Source for more sample pages from tomorrow's issue of Justice League of America. who? As an Avengers fan, this distresses me, as Blue Jay first appeared way back in Justice League of America #87 ... At October 20, 2009, Adam wrote:

By Brian Cronin Really, you'd be surprised by how few of the "classic" Thanos stories actually have good Thanos covers on them. Probably the best is the Marvel Two-In-One Annual where Adam Warlock dies, but really, even there, the cover itself is not that striking. 4. 3. 2. 1. Artist: George Perez

By J. Caleb Mozzocco What comes to mind when you think of Jeff Parker comics? A talking gorilla with a machine gun? Harrison Oogar, The Caveman of Wall Street? The entire roster of the Avengers, transformed into a team of M.O.D.O.K.s? Well Parker’s latest comics work, five-part Image miniseries Underground, doe...

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 606, Avengers: The Initiative 28, Fantastic Four 571, Guardians of the Galaxy 18, Incredible Hercules 135, Ms. Marvel 45, New Avengers 57, and Nova 29 The Amazing Spider-Man 606 Fantastic Four 571 Incredible Hercules 135 Ms. Marvel 45 New Avengers 57

By tonyrak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Brian Michael Bendis, Captain America, dark avengers, Dark Reign, Dave McCaig, Luke Cage, Mockingbird, Ms. Marvel, New Avengers #57, New Avengers #57 review, Norman Osborn, Ronin, Spiderman, Spiderwoman, Stuart Immonen, Tony Rakittke, Wad...

By David Pepose But the question I have it this: when Hollywood — and thus, the general non-comics-reading public — see the Avengers, they will see something closer to the classic mold, with Cap, Iron Man, Thor, The Black Widow, The Hulk, and maybe Hawkeye or Ant-Man or the Wasp in the mix as well. Will Marve...

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, Uncategorized Tagged: Ares, Avengers Tower, Brian Michael Bendis, Bullseye, Comic Book Review, Comic Book Reviews, Daisy, Daken, dark avengers, Dark Avengers #9, Dark Avengers #9 Review, Dark Reign, God of War, Hawkeye, Hellfire, Iron Patriot, Jo...

In this issue, Daken ensures that Norman Osborn and the Fantastic Four butt heads, while throwing a few Dark Avengers into the fray for good measure. ...

Considering the volume of story and development in the average comic book, New Avengers #56 is well under that mark. Still, New Avengers #56 does continue ...

By MarkAndrew yes. Yes. YES! Good. Freaking. Point. Roger Stern had Captain Marvel, Hercules, and Doctor Druid. Roy Thomas turned a character he created into the heart-and-soul of the Avengers. Steve Engelhart brought in the Beast and Moondragon. Jim Shooter... OK, actually now that I think of it probably reall...

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By Meredith Woerner Kevin Feige talked about the interlaced comic book plots that are tied to Iron Man 2, spurred by the Nick Fury cameo by Samuel L. Jackson, and Tony Starks cameo in the Hulk movie. Is the Hulk in it? Oh yes, that was the first meeting of Thor and Tony Stark, it was pretty cool.

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By Chad Nevett Yes, Avengers West Coast #102. I’m serious. Really. No joke. Shut up. …THOSE IN ATTENDANCE TODAY REPRESENT A SADLY DEPLETED FORCE. HAWKEYE’S ABSENCE IS UNDERSTANDABLE [as Mockingbird just died], BUT WONDER MAN IS A BAFFLING ABSENTEE. This abrupt "The Avengers are total dicks for no ...

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By ComicList The vicious Venom symbiote latches onto the Mighty Marvel Podcast (http://marvel.com/news/comicstories.1622) for the 78th Episode! Senior Art Director and host, Jeff Suter, sits down with fan favorite scribe Brian Reed to discuss the brand new Dark Reign: The Sinister Spider-Man. Re...

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By Chris Marshall Marvel for March 2009 Marvel for April 2009 Captain America: The Death of Captain America Vol. 3 - The Man Who Bought America Premiere HC Marvel Adventures Iron Man: Armored Avenger Digest Captain America: The Death of Captain America Volume 3

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It's a packed Tangent episode of the 2 in 1 Showcase Podcast -- surrounded by the staff and customers of BSI Comics, the boys are joined by regular back-up geeks Mike and Kenny, as well as Marcus and Anthony of Lightning Age Studios! This week, the guys read your e-mail about the Star Wars epi...

By pandax_pro Disclaimer: Marvel’s though we honestly think they abuse Steve and Tony more then we do Rating: PG-13 Warnings: Contains slash, mpreg. Go here for divergences from 616 canon. *info and story contains spoilers through Secret Invasion* ...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) The ending to New Avengers #41 was a total miss for me. That is because I find the plotline involving the 1970’s Captain America to be completely lacking in drama or intrigue. We know that the 1970’s Captain America is a Skrull. We have seen Steve’s dead body over on Captain America after he was k...

By Amit Of course, the sequel is in the pipeline and some more Superheroes such as Thor and Captain America are also rubbing up their heels for a movie release. You can check out the really cool Iron Man website here. Iron Man appeared for the first time in Marvel Comics publications in 1963. The most re...

Getting back to their geek roots, this week Chase and Blake take on the character who has been called the "Axis" of the DC Universe, the most famous sidekick of all time, and the lynchpin of some of DC's most classic teams. Originally the first Robin, the boy wonder, now the man named Dick Gray...

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Before launching this week's episode, the guys take a few minutes to pay tribute to the late Mike Wieringo. Then it's time to tackle the best of Marvel's premiere heroes, the Mighty Avengers! The guys dish on their all-time favorite Avengers stories, share some of your choices and talk abo...

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