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By rss@youtube.com (Batmitey) Once Upon A Time The Super Heroes This is a documentary made in 2002 about the creation and evolution of comic book superheroes (with a greater leaning towards Marvel comics.) It show us superheroes such as Batman, Superman, The Flash, The X-Men, Captain America, Silver Surfer, The Fanta...

By rss@youtube.com (bestbuysummer2003) This is the high-definition DVD And VHS theatrical trailer for the latest 2003 blockbuster second chapter installment, of the "forever"-"popular" "X-Men" media, television, comic book, and film series/franchise;: and based on the comic book stories by Marvel Comics !!!!!!! "X2: X...

By rss@youtube.com (MARVEL) Strategy X - Season 1, Episode 1: Original Air Date: November 4, 2000. Synopsis: When high-schooler Todd Tolanski starts exhibiting toad-like mutant powers, Mystique sees a perfect opportunity to get a spy into Xavier's institute. Meanwhile the X-Men recruit a new member as Kurt Wagner...

By rss@youtube.com (hironbat) Marvel counts among its characters such well-known properties as Captain America, Spider-Man, X-Men, Fantastic Four, the Hulk, Iron Man, Ghost Rider, The Punisher, Daredevil, Doctor Strange, Thor and many others. Most of Marvel's fictional characters are depicted as inhabitants o...

Join Comics Legend CHRIS CLAREMONT and original series artist TOM GRUMMETT as they continue making history in the landmark X-MEN FOREVER! The X-Men continue their adventures in RUSSIA! Reuniting with Peter Rasputin has been a bittersweet experience for Kitty Pryde: emotionally, Pe...

In the dark and steamy jungles of Madripoor, the flashing claws of Logan, the blazing bullets of Cyclops, and the dashing fists of the Angel met with wave after wave of beserk headhunters, all willing to protect the secrets of the Temple-Tomb of Cyttorak with their lives! The ancient trea...

The Knights of Hykon continue their assault! Drowning Shadow, Sleeping Mist and Bone Dancer join the battle as the X-Men struggle to survive! Nick Fury and SHIELD face total destruction! Nightcrawler enters the enemy's lair, and makes a heart-rending discovery! But Peter Corbeau has...

A mutant nation has been created on UTOPIA, off the coast of California. But what does that mean to the X-Men? Don't miss the series that delves into the lives and minds of your favorite X-Characters. This issue stars Colossus, Wolverine, Nightcrawler and others!

X-MAN, A.K.A. NATE GRAY IS BACK! Sadly, the X-Men that he first encounters are Norman Osborn's X-Men and they don't like the idea of an Omega-level mutant that won't tow the company line. Do they have a chance of defeating X-Man? And if they don't, what does that mean to Osborn's agenda?

The weekend has arrived! Preview 21 Marvel Comics set to go on sale December 9, 2009! DARK X–MEN #2 DEATHLOK #2 ENDER'S GAME: WAR OF GIFTS SPECIAL GHOST RIDERS: HEAVEN'S ON FIRE #5... (originally published on: Dec 4, 2009)

By paladinking Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Alex Evans, Asteroid X, Beast, Bobby Drake, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Cyclops, Emma Frost, Hank McCoy, Iceman, Magneto, Marvel Comics, Matt Fraction, Nation X, Professor Xavier, Psylocke, Scott Summers, Terry Dodson, The Se...

Preview X-Men Noir: Mark of Cain #1, Necrosha: The Gathering, and Nation X #1 in this preview three pack from Marvel!

The acquisition would give Disney access to New York-based Marvel's stable of popular comic book characters, which include Spider-Man, the X-Men and Iron ... Marvel stockholders to vote on Disney purchase.Examiner.com Marvel And Disney Set Date To Finalize MergerMTV.com

Coventry Telegraph JAMES MARSDEN: Like Evans, James Marsden is a former Marvel superhero without a current role after getting killed off in "X-Men: The Last Stand. ... Jeremy Renner on how Hawkeye will be modernised for The AvengersCoventry Telegraph all 2 news articles »

By Cyriaque Lamar From: Spectacular Spider-Man 263 (1998) From: Peter Parker: Spider-Man 45 (2002) From: Dark X-Men: The Beginning 1 (2009) From: The Amazing Spider-Man 598 (2009) From: The Amazing Spider-Man 512 (2004) From: Spider-Man (2002)

Alternatively, if you love Marvel Comics mutants the X-Men, Play.com has X-Men themed headphones at £39.99, Wolverine cufflinks at £9.99 and an electronic ...

By Dirk Deppey Comics and Art Jay Tomio: In Search of Steve Ditko Comics Culture Your Scans_Daily link of the day] A Marvel moment, courtesy of Colleen Coover. (Above: sequence from an unidentified issue of X-Men First Class, ©2009 Marvel Characters, Inc.)

Z is an early model of the robot later known as Mazinger. This version figures, just like in the movie. MARVEL SELECT CYCLOPS ; VARIANT SET the time between Giant-Size X-Men #1 to issue #203) to go along with the Role Playing and other fun.

Marvel urges retailers to check their orders on all issues of X Necrosha, as the event continues to generate buzz and immediate sell outs! Just which X-Men are back from the dead and what are Selene's plans for the world? Find out in X-Force #21 Second Printing Variant!

By mike@mikeromo.com There are other heroes, other books, that strike that "comic book" chord, Daredevil comes to mind, The X-Men, but I was older when I started digging those books and my appreciation of them has more to do with the technical aspects of the stories, the plots, rather than the heroes (though I r...

By Graeme McMillan Retrofun can be found in Uncanny X-Men First Class: Hated and Feared. And while Tony Stark is in bad ways in the regular Iron Man book, we get a look back at his origins in Iron Man: Requiem. It's actually a pretty good week for Iron Man fans; there's also the first issue of Iron Man Vs. Whiplash, wh...

Cyclops takes a voyage into the head of Emma Frost in hopes of containing the horrifying piece of the villainous Void that has been stuck there since UTOPIA. Can they possibly defeat the awfulness that has haunted the most powerful being in the Marvel U? Tensions are rising on Utopia as the X...

MARVEL MINIMATES WAVE 34 The next wave of Marvel Minimates goes back to the Jim Lee era of the X-Men This 34" long replica of Gimli's axe from the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy MSRP. out some of the cool new items above, as well as our latest sale.

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) —This is the first issue of Inc Herc to include an Agents of Atlas back-up, continuing from the back-up in the Assault on New Olympus one-shot, which continued there from X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas It’s just six-pages long, and while it looks great and reads fine, it seems a little too sleight.

By Richard Guion McGuinness was paying a tribute 1988 poster by Alan Davis, which advertised “The Fall of the Mutants”,  This event ran during the summer through X-Men, X-Factor, and New Mutants.  If you compare the two, you’ll see a lot of similarities between the positioning of the foreground characte...

By DS Arsenault Posted in Marvel Comics, X-Men Tagged: Bling!, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Cyclops, Daniel Acuna, Daniel Ketchum, Dr. Nemesis, DS Arsenault, Emplate, Gambit, Marvel Comics, Marvel Reviews, Mike Carey, Nick Lowe, Rogue, Trance, Weekly Comic Book Review, X-Men, X-Men Legacy #...

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 feeds@yuku.com (Dum Dum Dugan) X-Men Mutant Massacre is back on the schedule. The new date is 12/23. That is also the new date of Marvel Masterworks Nick Fury Vol. 2 (bumped from 12/16) as well as both X-Men Vs Avengers and X-Men Vs Fantastic Four MPE Classic HCs (both moved from 12/2). Daredevil by Bendis and Maleev Omnibus Vo...

By joelopez101 The Story: From the ashes of this summer’s Avengers/X-Men Utopia extravaganza,  Norman Osborn’s own Dark X-Men rise.  The government-sanctioned team of mutant ne’er-do-wells are called to investigate a strange occurrence in California that leads to the resurrection of Nate Grey, X...

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Cyclops, Daniel Way, Dark Reign, Deadpool, Deadpool #17, Deadpool #17 Review, Deapool 17, Deapool 17 review, Domino, H.A.M.M.E.R., Juan Vlasco, Kyle Posluszny, Marte Gracia, Marvel Comics, Norma Osborn, Paco Medina, Wade Wilson, Want You T...

By Dave Ferraro(pryde4747@yahoo.com) I've always enjoyed whenever the Imperial Guard would appear in superhero comics, which was usually in the random cosmic adventure the Uncanny X-Men would go on when I was growing up. Lately, they've been involved in quite a few conflicts involving the Shi'ar, like War of Kings, but they h...

By Richard Guion Golden drew this poster of the Marvel Universe in the 1970s.  It actually may have come out around 1980 or so--Moon Knight is featured, and he wasn't popular until the late 70s with his series starting in 1980.  But it's very 70s in spirit, with the All-New X-Men, Storm's classic costume, the...

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Chris Yost, Clayton Crain, Comic Book Reviews, Craig Kyle, Crossover, Kyle Posluszny, Marvel Comics, Necrosha, Necrosha Chapter 2, New Mutants, WCBR, weekly comic book reviews, weeklycomicbookreview.com, X Necrosha, X-Force #21, X...

By ron@ifanboy.com Marvel is proud to unveil your first look at episode 2 of the Astonishing X-Men Motion Comic! Based on the acclaimed story by superstars Joss Whedon (Buffy The Vampire Slayer) and John Cassaday (Captain America), the X-Men are faced with a mysterious new villain and a possible cure for th...

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Agents of Atlas, Carlo Pagulayan, Carlos Rodriguez, Chris Samnee, Comic Book Reviews, Gabriel Hardman, Jason Paz, Jeff Parker, Kyle Posluszny, Marvel Comics, Terry Pallot, Veronica Gandini, WCBR, Weekly Comic Book Review, weeklyco...

Previews of three X-titles from next week - UNCANNY X-MEN: FIRST CLASS #5, X-MEN FOREVER #11, and X-FORCE #21

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

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, Uncategorized, X-Men Tagged: Abigail Brand, Andy Lanning, Armor, Astonishing X-Men, Astonishing X-Men #32, Astonishing X-Men #32 Review, Beast, Coming Book Reviews, Cyclops, Frank D'Armata, Joss Whedon, Kyle Posluszny, Marvel Comics, Phil Jim...

By Brad Curran It Is A List! X-Men Who Would Be On The X-Men If I Ran Marvel And The X-Men And Also Their Role As X-Men: So, yeah, that would probably be as hated as every other X-Men run ever by people who read X-Men and hate it, I bet. I'd love to do it if I could ever be lucky enough to get a job writing comics.

By Brad Curran 2. Lee, Kirby, and Sinnot Fantastic Four 6. Lee and Ditko Amazing Spider-Man 13. Lee, Kirby, Steranko, Colan Captain America 14. Lee, Kirby, Ditko, Severin; just the whole bullpen, okay? Hulk 19. Lee, Thomas, Kirby, Toth, Roth X-Men**** 21. Lee, Kirby, Heck Ant Man*****

By Brian Cronin and the X-Men... You see, Marvel had released Marvel Super-Heroes: Secret Wars in 1984-1985 to coincide with the release of a series of action figures based on Marvel characters. Was Superman a Spy?: And Other Comic Book Legends Revealed I ... At October 30, 2009, Mr. M wrote: He ... Lee and his ...

By pozzyfreak The Story: Selene builds up her army using an altered version of the techno-organic virus that Bastion has been using and makes her first move against those that have stopped her in the past. The Story: Binary is “turned on” by the T-O virus and helps Selene’s slaves get inside Utopia.

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 609, Dark Wolverine 79, Wolverine: Origins 41, and X-Men: Legacy 228. Oh, and ASM 609 was possibly the worst Spider-Man story ever. The Amazing Spider-Man 609 X-Men: Legacy 228 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

By joelopez101 Posted in Marvel Comics, X-Men Tagged: Daniel Acuna, Mike Carey, X-MEN LEGACY #228, X-Men Legacy #228 review, X-Men: Legacy by Mike Carey (writer), Daniel Acuna (art) The Story: Picking up from the X-Men Legacy Annual last month, Rogue and the X-Men must figure out a way to rescue neophy...

By noreply@blogger.com (Jim) Creative Team Writer: Matt Fraction Artist: Greg Land Inker: Jay Leisten The pose of the female member of Lobe's team looks like it was straight out of Playboy. If he wants to develope as a comic artist, he needs to create more natural poses when he draws the women. Jim

By G-Man Are you ready for MarvelFest NYC 2009?  What is MarvelFest ?  It's an all-new interactive outdoor experience in New York City that will be celebrating the iTunes release of the Astonishing X-Men Motion Comic on Wednesday, October 28, 2009.  

Emplate is back in the pages of X-Men and we've got a preview of X-Men: Legacy #228

By paladinking Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Cyclops, Emma Frost, Greg Land, High Evolutionary, Magneto, Magneto Returns, Marvel, Matt Fraction, Nation X, Nightcrawler, Professor X, Professor Xavier, Psylocke, Scalphunter, Scott Summers,...

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Agent of Atlas, Atomic Age Heroes, Beast, Carlo Pagulayan, Cerebro, Chris Samnee, Comic Book Reviews, Cyclops, Dr. Nemesis, Emma Frost, Jason Paz, Jeff Parker, Ken Hale, Kyle Posluszny, M-11, Machine Man, Matt Fraction, Namora, Pixie,...

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 608, Astonishing X-Men 31, Daredevil 501, Doctor Voodoo 1, and Ultimate Comics Spider-Man 3 The Amazing Spider-Man 608 Astonishing X-Men 31 Daredevil 501 by Andy Diggle and Robert De La Torre Ultimate Comics Spider-Man 3

By pozzyfreak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews, X-Men Tagged: Abigail Brand, Andy Lanning, Armor, Astonishing X-Men, Astonishing X-Men #31, Astonishing X-Men #31 Review, Beast, Comic Book Reviews, Cyclops, Emma Frost, Frank D'Armata, Kyle Posluszny, Marvel Comics, Phil Jimenez, The Brood, Wa...

By Graeme McMillan The heirs to Kirby, who co-created the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Avengers, Iron Man, Hulk, Thor and Captain America - and had a hand in creating Spider-Man, pretty much completing the set - have sent out 45 notices of copyright termination to companies including Marvel Entertainme...

By Kirk Warren(noreply@blogger.com) The 90's Spider-Man was okay and there's some love for Spectacular Spider-Man and the odd X-Men cartoon, but here's hoping for some better offerings from now that they have access to Disney's expertise. It should be easy to do a good Iron Man or Fantastic Four or Avengers or any other proper...

By Brian Cronin If all 10 of the top panels came from AMAZING FANTASY #15 and FANTASTIC FOUR #1, I wouldn't find that ... If all 10 of the top panels came from AMAZING FANTASY #15 and FANTASTIC FOUR #1, I wouldn't find that ... The X-Men panel is the first appearance of the "new" X-Men as a team. In the context of the comi...

By Graeme McMillan Video Games THQ: Multi-year deal signed in May 2008 for Marvel Super Hero Squad. Activision: Deal signed Nov 2005 and goes through 2017 for Spider Man and X-Men Sega: Multi-year deal signed in April 2007 for Captain America, Hulk, Thor and Iron Man

By dailypop For example, Sony Corp.’s Columbia Pictures is developing the next three “Spider-Man” sequels, starting with “Spider-Man 4″ set for a May 2011 release. News Corp.’s 20th Century Fox has the long-term movie rights to the “X-Men,” “Fantastic Four,” “Silver Surfer” and “Daredevil” franch...

By Graeme McMillan This transaction combines Marvel's strong global brand and world-renowned library of characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, X-Men, Captain America, Fantastic Four and Thor with Disney's creative skills, unparalleled global portfolio of entertainment properties, and a bus...

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By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Spider-Man and X-Men fans will certainly always have enough of a steady stream of product that it may pay for them to stay engaged on a weekly basis with their franchises. Same with the Avengers under Brian Michael Bendis' care, as he's used the series as a launching ground for big Marvel Uni...

By Johanna The deal is expected to be complete by the end of the calendar year. I found it interested that, when talking about characters, Iron Man was listed first before Spider-Man and X-Men. Marvel was praised by Iger for showing strength in “increasing the appeal of characters not known outside fa...

By Johanna The bigger problem is that there are so many cool characters that many of them do nothing in the story beyond their introduction. I got amusement out of seeing how elegantly some of the characters translated, but someone who isn’t already familiar with the superhero cast won’t have that. I f...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) All the original Marvel characters had their own adjectives—the Fantastic Four was, obviously, fantastic. Thor was mighty, the Hulk was incredible, Iron Man was invincible, the X-Men uncanny and Spider-Man was, at first, amazing. He would later be sensational and friendly neighborho...

By Brian Cronin Uncanny X-Men #168… Daredevil #232… What's up with the Panel 3/Giant Beltbuckle connection? Top 70 Most Iconic Marvel Panels, ... Never mind me, I'm obviously drunk today, and forgot the Marvel focus. Though the Daredevil one is utterly brilliant.

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 604, Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus, Incredible Hercules 134, and Thunderbolts 135 The Amazing Spider-Man 604 Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

By Chad Nevett After last week’s rerun reread review where I tore into Mark Millar’s Ultimate X-Men, I said that I would have a sequel of sorts this week — and it’s a book I actually enjoy! My just-now-decided Ultimate Marvel Month of reread reviews that ties into the end of Ultimatum and launches of Ultim...

By dailypop Recommended Reading: Iron Man: Extremis Iron Man: World’s Most Wanted Recommended Reading: Captain America Omnibus The Death of Captain America Recommended Reading: Thor: Walt Simonson Vol 1 Thor: Ages of Thunder Recommended Reading: X-Men Legacy Book One

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) This is presumably the same crowd that was usually harassing the X-Men. There were far fewer X-Men comics back in the late eighties, so on slow weeks they would apparently converge in Transformers comics to harass giant space shuttle monsters that cold kill them a love tap.

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By dailypop Lee co-created a vast portion of Marvel’s most famous characters including the X-Men, the Fantastic Four and Spider-Man. As a result, the writer — who has previously appeared on film in Kevin Smith’s “Mallrats” and has had other brushes with celebrity — has been honored with cameos in Mar...

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 Graeme McMillan Marvel Comics's weekly haul may look very grim at first view, with so many books tying into the ongoing Dark Reign storyline. The books The Sinister Spider-Man, about Venom, Zodiac, about a new - and suitably deadly - character up to no good, and Dark Avengers/X-Men: Utopia, bringing Norm...

By ComicList This comic was a very good read because it showed off Xavier’s negotiation skills as well as his old-fashioned manipulation tactics. I’m still not sure why Xavier picked Exodus as his last stop or why he wanted to do it now, but something tells me there is more yet to come from these character...

This comic was a very good read because it showed off Xavier’s negotiation skills as well as his old-fashioned manipulation tactics. I’m still not sure why Xavier picked Exodus as his last stop or why he wanted to do it now, but something tells me there is more yet to come from these character...

By dailypop The name Alex Alonso should be familiar by now. Formerly of DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint, Alonso has since moved to Marvel and worked on restructuring several of their most successful comics including X-Men, Spider-Man and the new Punisher and Black Panther series.

By Richard Guion I've liked lot of the things Dan Slott has brought to Mighty Avengers.  He's brought back a lot of classic Avengers elements (Jarvis, Vision, Quicksilver, Hercules, etc) while twisting them for the current Marvel universe.  He really faked me out big time with the Scarlet Witch in the firs...

By ComicList All of the stereotypes are in here. He plays cards, drinks, fights along with the X-Men, gets killed, finds a woman, gets killed, prays like a samurai, gets killed and on and on. Some of the scenes are hysterical, such as the red Hulk punching his face off, literally. Or when the X-Men battle Mys...

All of the stereotypes are in here. He plays cards, drinks, fights along with the X-Men, gets killed, finds a woman, gets killed, prays like a samurai, gets killed and on and on. Some of the scenes are hysterical, such as the red Hulk punching his face off, literally. Or when the X-Men battle Mys...

By Graeme McMillan But can anything really eclipse what may be Marvel's most eagerly-anticipated hardcover collection? No, not World War Hulk or X-Men: Manifest Destiny (although both are released tomorrow.) I'm talking about Secret Wars II, the seemingly-endless, seemingly-cocaine-fueled 1980s e...

By Mike Fahey Tomb Wolverine: A game this focused on brutal action completely loses momentum when you suddenly find yourself pushing statues about on platforms in order to unlock doors. This is not something Wolverine does. If Wolverine wants a door, Wolverine MAKES a door.

By Richard Guion X-Men Origins: Wolverine was precisely the... X-Men Origins: Wolverine was precisely the movie I expected to see.  It was executed by Fox in the same manner as Ghost Rider or Fantastic Four—with little regard to the original source material.

By ComicList The issue starts out with Rogue in a lot of trouble in the Danger Room sequence. Her only absorbed personality, Mystique, begins to take over to help her get out of trouble. This part of the comic works well because of the flashback explaining how this all possible when Rogue went to Beast after having this happen with the Ms Marvel persona. The remainder of the comic is spent with Xavier unraveling the Danger Room’s purpose and plan while Rogue continues to struggle through the sequence that seems to have been made entirely to mess with her head and destroy her. Rogue has some great moments with the Mystique ghost in her head and Xavier has some brilliant dissection of the Danger Room’s simulation and ultimate goal. Their characters came out in t...   [read the full post]

By Travis Despite Warren running around in Secret Invasion: X-Men in his blue skin, the Beast acts like this is the first time anyone outside of X-Force has seen him in action as Archangel again. It’s rotten continuity, and on a team of telepaths and such, not very believable. Wolverine 71

By Travis The Age of the Sentry 6, Dark Reign: Fantastic Four 1, Hulk: Broken Worlds 1, New Avengers: The Reunion 1, War of Kings 1, and X-Men and Spider-Man 4 The Age of the Sentry 6 Dark Reign: Fantastic Four 1 Hulk: Broken Worlds 1 New Avengers: The Reunion 1 War of Kings 1 X-Men and Spider-Man 4

By ComicList This comic centers squarely on the Holocaust. It’s graphic but not too vulgar. It paints as realistic of a picture as it can when dealing with a horrific historic event in a comic book. To be fair, this comic has little to do with the X-Men, heroes, capes, villains and super powers. It takes a major player and drops him, as a child, in the worst documented atrocities seen made against mankind in the twentieth century. This issue was disturbing but very good. This comic is for history buffs that might also like the X-Men. This story presents the Holocaust in a respectful manner and doesn’t try to turn into a super-hero thing at all. It’s a fantastic read that brings out emotions that many stories simply can not.   [read the full post]

By Travis The Age of the Sentry 4, Invincible Iron Man 8, New Exiles 16, Thor God-Size Special 1, Ultimate Fantastic Four 59, and X-Men: Kingbreaker 1 Invincible Iron Man 8 New Exiles 16 by Chris Claremont and Jim Seeley Thor God-Size Special 1 Ultimate Fantastic Four 59

By Travis The Amazing Spider-Man 581, Avengers: The Initiative 19, The Mighty Avengers 20, Thunderbolts 127, Uncanny X Men 505, X-Factor 38, and X-Men: Legacy 219 The Amazing Spider-Man 581 Avengers: The Initiative 19 The Mighty Avengers 20 by Peter David, Larry Stroman, and Nelson

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 Ca - Dec 8, 2008 He then skyrocketed to fame in the early 1990’s as an artist for Marvel Comics, working on X-Men related titles The New Mutants and X-Force, and co-creating ...

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By G~man The all-new Marvel Noir line of books begins in December with X Men Noir #1 and Spider-Man Noir #1, but now’s your chance to get behind the scenes with the latest Mighty Marvel Podcast! Fan favorite podcast host & Marvel Senior Art Director Jeff Suter interviews the X Men Noir creative...

The all-new Marvel Noir line of books begins in December with X Men Noir #1 and Spider-Man Noir #1, but now’s your chance to get behind the scenes with the latest Mighty Marvel Podcast! Fan favorite podcast host & Marvel Senior Art ...

By Greg Burgas The Incredible Hercules #121 by Greg Pak (writer), Fred van Lente (writer), Clayton Henry (artist), Guru eFX (colorists), and Joe Caramagna (letterer). $2.99, 22 pgs, FC, Marvel. Uncanny X-Men #502 by Ed Brubaker (writer), Matt Fraction (writer), Greg Land (penciler), Jay Leisten (ink...

2008 may go on record as the biggest year for superhero movies yet, but Fox didn't have an entry in that race this year. However, the Variety article ... More Marvel Films From Fox? Empire Online More X-Men Spin-Offs, New Daredevil Film? Superherohype.com

Marvel Comics Official site for Marvel Comics, the creator, publisher, and distributor of comic books, including classics like Spider-Man, X-Men, Incredible Hulk, Daredevil, and The Fantastic Four. influenced the shaping the comic book ...

By Dave Farabee Use the podcast feed buttons on the sidebar to subscribe, listen via the flash player below, or directly download the MP3 here: It’s time to shine the spotlight on recent events for Marvel’s two big franchises: Spider-Man and the X-Men. Spidey we’ll cover next podcast, but this time out Ra...

By Mike Fahey Marvel Ultimate Alliance, X-Men Legends, Marvel VS. Capcom - you've played the games - now read the comics - online! Marvel Comics has launched a new subscription service called Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited, which allows you to traipse through their back-issues via a web-based brow...

By Bully To paraphrase SW and MG: Can superhero comics really be this fun? They can be. Jeff and Colleen's wonderful whimsical back-up lifts X-MEN: FIRST CLASS #3, in a week of some tough and talented competition, from "merely" a tremendously fun book to the most fun comic of the week! Heck, now I wan...

You don't have to be a comic book fanatic to know of Captain America, the Fantastic Four, the Hulk and the X-Men — all Marvel Comics characters co-created by artist Jack "King" Kirby.

By Chris Marshall This is Trade Secrets number eleven. This is a conversation with Jeff Parker, Walk-In from Virgin Comics and X-Men First Class, Spider-Man/Fantastic Four and Agents of Atlas from Marvel; The collected edition, which is loaded with extras, is due out in stores this week; Running time: 46...

When it comes to bringing Marvel Comics characters into the movies, you can't get much more knowledgeable than Zak Penn, who's written or been involved with the last two "X-Men" movies, both "Hulk" movies, Elektra and a bunch of the Marvel movie-related video games. In two weeks, Penn's s...

When it comes to bringing Marvel Comics characters into the movies, you can't get much more knowledgeable than Zak Penn, who's written or been involved with the last two "X-Men" movies, both "Hulk" movies, Elektra and a bunch of the Marvel movie-related video games. In two weeks, Penn's s...

By Chris Marshall Podcast #116 - The one hundred sixteenth podcast! Cool podcast accolades; Rare TMNT HC; New Avengers Illuminati Secret History; X-Men and the DSO; Johnny Hart and BC; Civil War Chronicles; Top Shelf and LXG; New Releases of the Week; E-mail from Brad; Tales From The Crypt EC and Papercut...

The brains behind Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Firefly/Serenity is the current writer of Marvel Comics' Astonishing X-Men and the upcomming Runaways and will be writing and directing the live-action Wonder Woman movie.  Joss Whedon joins this episode of Fanboy Radio and we co...

Two fan-favorite regular guests return to the comic book radio talk show with a special friend. Eisner award-winning cartoonist of PVP, Scott Kurtz, the uber-successful comic writer of The Walking Dead, Invincible, Marvel Team-Up and Ultimate X-Men, Robert Kirkman and a secret comic...

By scott@fanboyradio.com The writer of Ultimate X-Men, Invincible, Marvel Team-Up, The Walking Dead and Marvel Zombies joins the Fanboy Radio crew for an hour of comic book talk at its finest.  This is Kirkman's fifth time on the program and took some great calls, participated in SUB OR FLUB and offered up Recommen...