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By DS Arsenault Posted in Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, Uncategorized Tagged: Amazing Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man #612 review, Amazing Spider-Man 612, Black Cat, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Dave Stewart, DS Arsenault, Electro, Gauntlet, JM Ken Niimura, Joe Kelly, Mark Waid, Marvel Comi...

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By Lewis Wallace With The Twilight Saga: New Moon selling out theaters in advance of Friday’s opening, satirists are busy taking a bite out of the unbelievably popular teen vampire franchise. Electronic Arts’ Twilight parody, released Thursday and embedded above, turns Sims 3 characters into lipstic...

§ Bully salutes Spider-Ham, perhaps the only Marvel character whose design was inspired by Terrytoons. § When you get an email with the headline “SPECIAL NEEDS ROCK STARS WRITE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED COMIC BOOK” you get all KINDS of ideas about Ozzy Osbourne or Noel Gallagher writing comi...

By Richard Guion In the 1980s, Moon Knight gained popularity... In the 1980s, Moon Knight gained popularity as a solo character with his back-up series in Hulk Magazine, and then a special solo outing in Marvel Preview #21.  Marvel reprinted these stories in three full color Special Editions in 1983.

By Travis Marvel While a lesser offender, Marvel does not get a free pass with this issue either. At different times we have had to deal with multiples of Thor, Human Torch, Hawkeye, Goliath, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, etc. Recently they kicked it into overdrive with an explosion of Hulk variants, a co...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco “Kenneth Branagh? A comic-book superhero movie? Are things really that tough? And not even an A-list Marvel hero—but Thor?”: Paid professional, film critic, author and apparent grown-up man Marshall Fine is shocked, shocked, shocked that talented directors and actors might make Ho...

By tonyrak Against this backdrop of one man pushing himself to the limit in order to do the right thing, Abnett and Lanning craft a series of explosive, entertaining stories that are deeply rooted in the continuity established by the Annihilation crossovers, and yet immediately accessible to new...

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 611, Daredevil 502, Dark X-Men 1, Realm of Kings: Imperial Guard 1, Strange 1, SWORD 1, and X-Force 21 Four #1 issues this week, let�s see how they are! The Amazing Spider-Man 611 Daredevil 502 by Andy Diggle and Robert De La Torre Dark X-Men 1

By Graeme McMillan There's also Marvel's PunisherMax (Yes, one word. It's the new "mature readers" title for the character, and maybe Marvel thinks pushing words together is more adult?), Green Hulk/Red Hulk collection (Heroes' writer Jeph Loeb writes a couple of gamma-irradiated monsters in a couple o...

New Punisher Max begins.

By Travis All of DC's big guns have now "died" in some form and come back. Superman's death was the most famous, and Batman's probably the least convincing. But Flash (Barry Allen), J'onn J'onnz, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Aquaman, and Wonder Woman have all met their end in some way and time. Green Arr...

By Travis Assault on New Olympus 1, Captain America: Reborn 4, House of M: Masters of Evil 4, The Torch 3, Ultimate Comics Armor Wars 1, and X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas 2 Assault on New Olympus 1 Captain America: Reborn 4 Ultimate Comics Armor Wars 1 X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas 2

The Dynamic Duo bring order to West Hollywood's Carnaval chaos... "Holy Halloween Batman!" What could be more fun than running around West Hollywood dressed as Robin, the Boy Wonder himself, than to have his partner in crime, the Caped Crusader, Batman, at his side. Marvel heroes team-up wi...

By pozzyfreak Posted in Uncategorized Tagged: Brian Reed, Carol Danvers, Catherine Donovan, Comic Book Reviews, dark avengers, Karla Sofen, Kyle Posluszny, Moonstone, Ms. Marvel, Ms. Marvel #46, Ms. Marvel #46 Review, Sana Takeda, The War of the Marvels, WCBR, Weekly Comic Book Review, weeklycomic...

On Marvel Women, a year long program launching in March which will feature, among other things, one-shots for female characters who don’t have their own books, new Young Guns and Write Stuff talent promotions featuring female artists and writers, respectively, and a series of variant...

By Graeme McMillan Marvel Comics' Necrosha launches this week, joining DC's Blackest Night, Marvel's own Marvel Zombies and Dynamite's Super Zombies on the crowded superhero zombie comic stands. But isn't there something... wrong with the idea of superpowered zombies?

By Babs Comic Vine asks the artist of 'Dark Avengers' a few questions!   2. What is your favorite character to draw? Captain America. It comes from my childhood. I just love the character.  Second on that list is probably Wolverine.  Can you tell I'm a comics fan?

By Graeme McMillan Well, watching the movies? Not necessarily a bad idea. Watching Ultimate Avengers: The Movie, Ultimate Avengers 2: Rise Of The Panther (Well, kind of. See below), The Invincible Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Next Avengers and the Hulk Vs. movies in one sitting? One of the dumber ideas I've had i...

By tonyrak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Dark Elves, Fred Van Lente, Greg Pak, Guillem Mari, Hercules, Hercuthor, Incredible Hercules, Incredible Hercules #136, Incredible Hercules #136 review, Nelson DeCastro, Queen Alfyse, Reilly Brown, Thor, Thorcules, Tony Rakittke, Ulise...

The most interesting, Marvel announcement from where we sit was a year focusing on “Marvel Women,” which wil include a superheroine focused event, and a “Young Guns” artist promotion and a writer search with only female participants. The program seems well-times, both for the growing n...

By Mike Fahey A Crossover Epic: Ultimate Alliance 2 presents a truly epic tale in the Marvel Comics universe, combining elements of both the Secret War mini-series and the all-encompassing Civil War storyline, pitting heroes against heroes as the government tries to force all superheroes to regis...

By dailypop She revealed she had not been pitched the role as part of an overarching masterplan flowing into The Avengers and Iron Man 3. She explained: “Marvel is about building these characters, building a fanbase around these characters and being able to extend their life in the movie world.

By Bill Reed 1. Howard the Duck loses the pants. The Incredibles was everything awesome about superheroes without all the continuity, cynicism and other garbage that's been dragging superhero comics ... Years ago, Marvel was publishing Disney comics for newsstand distribution.

By Yib-Yab This doesn't mean that I don't have a slight weakness for Marvel Comics from the mid to late 70's or early 80's. See, even though I was a DC kid growing up, I did end up with some Marvel comics here and there, mostly purchased for me as gifts.

By pozzyfreak The Story: Norman Osborn tries to figure out who keeps attacking his secret Goblin weapon caches. Spider-Man tries to figure out what’s up with the no longer deceased Ms. Marvel. Meanwhile, a woman named Catherine Donovan tries to make sense of her recent thoughts…

By Scott 1972 was a pretty significant year for comics. While notable changes were underway among the publishers, one major milestone occurred outside of the industry and yet its repercussions were felt for decades. That event was the birth of yours truly. DC was a very big year for DC, as change was t...

By Greg Burgas As for comics, well, I dove into Jim Starlin’s Adam Warlock stories, which are, to say the least, batshit insane. I’m not sure yet if it’s more batshit insane than Starlin’s other 1970s space epic featuring Captain Marvel, but it’s getting there. I just read Strange Tales #181, which featur...

By Richard Guion No matter how critical you are of... No matter how critical you are of Marvel (and judging from the message boards on various websites, fandom is very critical), you've got to admit that Marvel has their shit together about shipping comics.

By dailypop For an interesting look at how Diggle is approaching the series, listen to the Marvel Podcast) Recommended: Thunderbolts, Vol. 1: Faith in Monsters Thunderbolts, Vol. 2: Caged Angels Thunderbolts: Burning Down The House Premiere HC

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...

The Mighty Marvel Podcast, your one stop shop for news about comics with the people who’re making them, features some of the hottest writers to hit the scene like – Brian Michael Bendis, Jeff Loeb, Matt Fraction and more! Make sure you keep checking back to Marvel.com at Marvel Podcast Cent...

By Johanna Similar Posts: Wolverine: Inside the World of the Living Weapon § Marvel Worth Reading: Web of Romance, Young Avengers #10, She-Hulk #5, Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane #3, Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk #2, Nextwave #1 § Make Your Own Comic § Ranma ½ Book 2 § Marvel Super Hero Squad Gets Cartoon Wo...

By rss@youtube.com (TheFlyingBat) None Author: TheFlyingBat Keywords: X-men Marvel Wolverine Days of Future Past Spiderman Added: April 14, 2009

By Brian Cronin Okay, during the mid-90s, Marvel was cranking out a whole lot of books, so there were a few issues that sort of fell through the cracks. Particularly when they tried out a line of 99 cent tie-in books to the Avengers and the Fantastic Four, titled Avengers Unplugged and Fantastic Four Unplug...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) If Top 10 was a cop drama meets comic book superheroes and She-Hulk was a David E. Kelly lawyer show meets comic book superheroes, Super Human Resources is the The Office meets comic book superheroes, in subject matter if not necessarily style.

By rss@youtube.com (DARKTALBAIN) This vid is for a tutorial at infinity mugen team website . Go check it out there if you want to read it . Author: DARKTALBAIN Keywords: Mugen Marvel DC comics Spawn Image Team Spoiler Infinity King Anon Zombie Spiderman Added: February 23, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (webfox100) A short part 2 is finally up. Author: webfox100 Keywords: how to draw comics webfox100 stan lee john buscema Added: February 18, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (bassart32) Watch Forrest draw Shazam! from Marvel comics. Time lapsed to 8 min. Author: bassart32 Keywords: Marvel comics shazam movie the rock spider man batman lee stan rob joker how to draw bassarts.com forrest bass Added: January 23, 2009

By shadowvenom Ben Berger Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews   Tagged: Danny Miki, Dexter Vines, Ed McGuinness, Guru eFX, Jeph Loeb, Marko Djurdjevic, Marvel Comics, Ultimate Hulk, Ultimate Hulk Annual 1    Jeph Loeb (writer), Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines (pencils p1-9), Marko Djurdjevic, Danny M...

By rss@youtube.com (JjAR01) Quick drawing of Venom in Photoshop Author: JjAR01 Keywords: Draw Venom Spider-man JjAR quick Drawing speed paint Marvel comics comix Added: January 5, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (MadcrowProductions) Author: MadcrowProductions Keywords: Iron Man The Incredible Hulk Marvel Avengers Edward Norton Robert Downey Jr. Jon Favreau Nick Fury Stan Lee Fan Trailer Fanmade Fanfic Mashup Mash Up Recut What If Crossover Madcrow Productions Added: January 1, 2009

By Greg Hatcher 10. The Marvel movies. I’ve always loved Westerns and I have great affection for Western comics. While I’m at it, I’ll plug a couple of Marvel hardcovers I picked up cheap as well– Marvel Westerns and Ghost Rider: Trail of Tears. 2. Comics scholarship.

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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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