By Brian Cronin comic books wouldn't keep taunting me with the possibility of Rom joining the Avengers!!! At October 6, 2009, Adam wrote: At October 6, 2009, Adam wrote: Marvel really does need to buy ... And a great part of a She Hulk/Hawkeye/Samson love triangle.

By Graeme McMillan Marvel, to be fair, is pushing the boat out with their books, offering the first issue of martial arts exploitation comic Immortal Weapons and the extra-sized #600s of both Incredible Hulk and Amazing Spider-Man (That last one being all-new material, no filler).

By Brian Cronin Next week, the following new Marvel books are due in comic book stores… ALL NEW SAVAGE SHE-HULK #4 $3.99 CAPTAIN BRITAIN AND MI 13 #15 $2.99 DEADPOOL SUICIDE KINGS #4 $3.99 GUARDIANS OF GALAXY #16 $2.99 NOVA #27 $2.99 Hmmm…I wonder how many Marvel books will ship in TWO weeks? Seriously, what’s u...

However the story of this game will take place during the Civil War saga in the Marvel comic books that primarily took place last year. Even though the Civil War saga has now ended in the comics, we have been told that you may not get the same outcome ...

However the story of this game will take place during the Civil War saga in the Marvel comic books that primarily took place last year. Even though the Civil War saga has now ended in the comics, we have been told that you may not get the same outcome ...

However the story of this game will take place during the Civil War saga in the Marvel comic books that primarily took place last year. Even though the Civil War saga has now ended in the comics, we have been told that you may not get the same outcome ...

However the story of this game will take place during the Civil War saga in the Marvel comic books that primarily took place last year. Even though the Civil War saga has now ended in the comics, we have been told that you may not get the same outcome ...

By WITA Yeah, yeah, enough with the puns, I got it. But honestly, if you haven’t read this 2006 Marvel Knights trade … you’re missing out on a brilliant book. The Sentry (New Avengers) belongs on any comic book fan’s bookshelf. (Thank you, Kate!) I love it, and I can tell you right now that this one will f...

By Jevon Phillips The latest venture is the new Iron Man digital comic book, along with an Incredible Hulk book as well. No, they are not the first digital comic books that the House of Ideas has produced, but they are the first it's used to tie directly into and extend the storyline for a movie.  Photos: Marvel

We also review Marvel Zombies 2 #5. We’re not completely thrilled with the final issue of this series. It felt like the characters were a bit removed from their environment. Comic Book Comics deals with the history of comic books in the ...

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Impact is proud to announce that worldwide fantasy artist John Howe, concept artist for the Lord of the Rings films, will be a Special Guest of the Con. John will be the subject of his own Spotlight on John Howe Panel on Saturday, July 26, at 12:00 Noon, in Room 3. John’s acclaimed artwork, span...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) We cut to Toby coming home and going straight to his bedroom to read his comic books. Toby thinks how his mother always told him that comic books would rot his brain. That two years ago his mother ripped up every comic book he had. (I had something similar to that happen to me when I was a kid. Parents just don’t understand.) Toby thinks how maybe comics are rotting his brain and that his mother had his best interests in mind. I dig that Millar visits the age old debate about if comic books rot your brain or not. I chuckled as Toby begins to wonder if his mother was actually right that comic books were bad for him. I am sure that many comic book readers probably have a story about when their parents tore up their comics or simply preached how comics were bad for the...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #560 CAPTAIN AMERICA #38 FANTASTIC FOUR #557 GHOST RIDER #23 IRON MAN DIRECTOR OF SHIELD #29 MIGHTY AVENGERS #14 ULTIMATE X-MEN #94 WOLVERINE ORIGINS #25 X-FACTOR #31 All right, let’s check out the comic books for this week. We have 15 titles headed to the Bunker. This week’s shipment of comic books is still Marvel heavy. And there are a lot more quality titles headed our way from Marvel than what we are getting from DC this week. However, the Marvel comic book that I am most looking forward to reading is Captain America #38. Brubaker dropped a huge bomb on the reader as we see a character who appears to be the Grand Director who was the 1950’s Captain America. I cannot wait to see what Brubaker has in store for us with this issue.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) MARVEL COMICS I have never checked out Marvel’s Marvel Kids website, but I finally took a peek at it this week and I have to say that it is pretty cool. The best part of Marvel Kids is the videos section. They have all these neat little short videos and preview videos for upcoming DVD’s. You can check them out at MarvelKids.com. All right, let’s check out the comic books for this week. We have 15 titles headed to the Bunker. This week’s shipment of comic books is still Marvel heavy, but we are getting more DC titles this week than the tiny selection that we got last week. As always, I’ll try my best to start posting reviews as soon as possible. I hope everyone enjoys their new comic books for this week.   [read the full post]

Get the comic books while they’re free  TX - One of the store's owners, Rob Quinn, said that there is a lot of anticipation for the Iron Man and Hulk movies. One of Marvel's contributions to Free Comic ...

By Rokk Krinn The Winner: Uncanny X-Men #493. Yeah, not much suspense when I only nominate a single issue for The Che, huh? The fact is that none of the other issues that came out December 5, 2007 were even worth getting a nomination for The Che. This was an incredibly weak selection of comic books this past week. Uncanny X-Men #493 was another excellent installment of the Messiah Complex. After the pedestrian efforts that Marvel gave us on House of M, Civil War and World War Hulk, I really had low expectations for this big event. Man, has Marvel ever stunned and amazed me by turning in one incredible read with Messiah Complex. I wish all big events in Marvel could be this well done.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn MARVEL COMICS The Marvel comic book that I’m most looking forward to reading has to be Uncanny X-Men #493. The Messiah Complex story arc just keeps getting better and better with each issue. I’m thrilled that Marvel hit a home run on this event. After massive whiffs with House of M, Civil War and World War Hulk, I was beginning to think that Marvel just couldn’t put together a quality big event. Well, they certainly have done so with Messiah Complex. Which Marvel comic book am I least looking forward to reading? Wow, for a second week straight, I’d have to say none. Of course, with only three issues headed my way from the House of Ideas, it isn’t like I have a large selection to choose from.   [read the full post]

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subscription), NC - New material is provided in the 48-page Marvel Holiday Special 2006 ($3.99), starring The Thing, the Hulk and everyone's favorite cranky dragon, ...

By Nik Dirga Ever find yourself with a nagging need to know just how much the Hulk weighs, or where the first appearance of Wolverine was? Sure, you can flip through stacks of comic books to find out – or, you can turn to the handy new reference guide, The Marvel Encyclopedia from DK Publishing. It's a spra...