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By info@crackle.com (Marveldotcom) When the phone rings, you know to pick it up! Marvel marketing guru turn writer Jim McCann calls this week to discuss the inaugural issue of NEW AVENGERS: THE REUNION! Listen to what he has to say about the plot and working with artist David Lopez. When Mockingbird returns to the New Avengers...

Written by Jeph Loeb and drawn by World War Hulk artist John Romita Jr, the official Marvel synopsis for the story is: "With the Hulk family growing ...

Farinas is the artist behind ACT-I-VATE webcomic MOTRO, and he has recently taken to drawing Marvel and DC battles packed with superpowered Lego minifigs.

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...

Erupting out of what could have been in the pages of World War Hulk, a double trouble of stories! Writer Mike Raicht (EXILES ANNUAL) and artist Lucio Parrillo (Red Sonja) illustrate the Hulk's war against the Illuminati and the resulting disaster that leaves Earth without its mightiest...

By Scott Thill Although Marvel Comics’ eventful Siege miniseries is only four issues long, it has tangents that resolve stories laid down over the past decade as well as further issue tie-ins that stretch well into 2010. The spark that kicks off writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Olivier Coipel’s e...

Hulk & Red Hulk Santa variants Marvel is proud to unveil both interconnecting Hulk Santa Variant covers from superstar artist Ed McGuinness, exclusively on HULK #18 and FALL OF... (originally published on: Dec 2, 2009)

By tonyrak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Andy Lanning, Brad Walker, Dan Abnett, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy #20, Guardians Of The Galaxy #20 review, Victor Olazaba, Wil Quintana By Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (writers), Brad Walker (artist), Victor Olazaba (in...

At his LJ, which often explores comics fandom and history of the early ’70s, Scott Edelman unearths an issue of Comics Reader from June 1973 with a cover by a “future comic-book writer and editor, not at all known for being an artist.” We’ve posted a bit of the cover — go over to [...]

By Travis Gary Frank is doing great as an artist. His rendering of Clark still shows a trace of Christopher Reeve in it, and the real magic to this story is in the expressions, body language, and mannerisms of the characters, and Frank excels in this comic. For a classic story that everyone pretty much k...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Because the first issue of Stumptown, Rucka’s new creator-owned crime series from the publishers of his Queen & Country and Whiteout comics, does just that. Rucka is working with artist and co-creator Matthew Southworth, who’s based in Seattle, which is in the same general corner o...

By joelopez101 Posted in Marvel Comics Tagged: Crimson Dynamo, Deadpool, Elektra, Hulk #17, HUlk #17 review, Ian Churchill, Jep Loeb, Rulk By Jeph Loeb (writer), Ian Churchill (artist) The Story: Red Hulk gets betrayed by his Code Red team, including Thundra.  Thundra betrays the Code Red team for Red...

By feeds@yuku.com (famac) Sorry to start a new topic, but I just bought a pile of New Avengers because the new cover grabbed my attention and Immonem is a pretty good artist. (At $4 a pop, I was pretty shocked at my comics bill this week $35 - WTF??? I can buy a Masterwork for that!)

By Richard Guion If you always believed (as Denzel Washington did in the movie Crimson Tide) that Jack Kirby is the one true Surfer artist, the Vintage calendar also has a month with Fantastic Four #50.  Check out Asgard Press site or look for the calendar in your comic book store.  Nuff said!

By tonyrak Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews Tagged: Dan Brown, Dark Reign, Frank Castle, H.A.M.M.E.R., Morbius, Punisher #11, Punisher #11 review, Rick Remender, Tony Moore, Tony Rakittke, Werewolf By Night By Rick Remender (writer), Tony Moore (artist), Dan Brown (colorist) Hell. Fucking. Yeah! I’l...

By pozzyfreak By Warren Ellis (Writer), Garrie Gastonny (Art), and Digikore Studios (Colors) The Story: A scientist explains how the world went to hell as a result of the race to create superhumans that could be worshipped and save the world. By Jonathan Lincoln (Writer) and Francis Tsai (Artist)

By Dave Ferraro(pryde4747@yahoo.com) Adapted from the novel by Jean-Patrick Manchette.West Coast Blues is a graphic novel adapted by French cartoonist Jacques Tardi from the crime novel by Jean-Patrick Manchette. Fantagraphics is beginning to translate and publish these graphic novels by acclaimed artist Tardi, anothe...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) While that might seem like a very artist point-of-view with which to approach a comic book character, I've been struck with how writer Grant Morrison's whole run on Batman/Batman and Robin has been something of a meditation on Batman as a living logo...a trademarked image being fought over...

By pozzyfreak By Fred Van Lente (Writer) and Dalibor Talajic (Art) “Godmarked” by Jeff Parker (Writer), Gabriel Hardman (Artist), Elizabeth Breitweiser (Colors) By Robert Kirkman (Writer), Greg Capullo (Layouts), Ryan Ottley (Pencils), Todd McFarlane (Inks), and FCO Plascencia (Colors)

By tonyrak By Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning (writers), Andrea DiVito (artist), Bruno Hang (colorist) The Story: In the wake of the “War of Kings”, Nova pursues Darkhawk, his friend and alleged assassin, to the outworld Shard in search of answers regarding his involvement in the murder of the Shi’a...

By Don MacPherson Assault on New Olympus Prologue #1 Main story Writers: Greg Pak & Fred Van Lente Artist: Rodney Buchemi Colors: Guillem Mari Letters: Simon Bowland “Godmarked, Part 1: The Oldest One” Writer: Jeff Parker Artist: Gabriel Hardman Colors: Elizabeth Breitweiser Letters: Tom Orzech...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Secret Six #15 (DC) I like this title because I like pencil artist Nicola Scott, I like writer Gail Simone and I like a couple of the half-dozen characters ensemble cast. This fifteenth issue of the series has a different artist, a different writer and only features a single member of the cas...

By Eric Rupe(ericrcrisis@gmail.com) Although Michael Avon Oeming is mostly know as an artist, and most prominently for his work on Powers, he is also a skilled writer. Some examples of his work include a 2006 Ares miniseries from Marvel, the Avengers Disassembled arc in Thor, the Omega Flight mini that launched out of The Init...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Stumptown #1: The first issue of a new crime series by Greg Rucka, with artist Matthew Southworth. If you’re wondering whether or not the protagonist is a tough lady crime-solver, then it sounds like you’ve read some Greg Rucka comics before. You can see some preview pages here at publisher...

By dailypop Before Captain America and Daredevil, writer Ed Brubaker made a name for himself in crime fiction. From Scene of the Crime at DC’s Vertigo imprint, he carried his penchant for the seedier side of life to Marvel Icon’s Criminal. A critical success, the series united him with artist Sean Phil...

By Johanna I have fond memories of this 1981 goofy superhero/spy spoof. It starts Michael Crawford, who went on to greater fame as the original musical Phantom of the Opera, and Oliver Reed as the Russian baddy. Crawford is Woody Wilkins, a comic artist and writer who insists on trying out the gadgets o...

By Mike Fahey JONATHAN GOFF, writer and artist with 343 Industries. FRED VAN LENTE, the New York Times bestselling author of Incredible Hercules (with Greg Pak) and Marvel Zombies 3, as well as Cowboys and Aliens and the upcoming Marvel comic series Halo: Blood Line.

By Don MacPherson Cowboy Ninja Viking #1 Writer: A.J. Lieberman Artist/Tones/Cover artist: Riley Rossmo Letters: Clayton Cowles Editor: Kristen Simon Publisher: Image Comics/Shadowline imprint Price: $3.50 US Image Comics has had a number of sleeper hits as of late, among them, Chew, Viking and the res...

By tonyrak By Dan Slott & Christos Gage (writers), Sean Chen (artist), Mark Morales (inker), John Rauch (colorist) The Story: Hank Pym and the embodiment of reality have a heart to heart while a ridiculously impressive number of past and present Avengers unite to collectively bitch-slap The...

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 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 pozzyfreak By Fred Van Lente (Writer) and Dalibor Talajic (Artist) The Story: Deadpool fights a trio of mimes. By Mike Benson (Writer), Damion Scott (Artist), and Lee Loughridge (Colors) By Joe Kelly (Writer) and Rob Liefeld (Artist) By Charlie Houston (Writer) and Kyle Baker (Artist)

By Richard Guion Esad Ribic was the artist on... Now I have to admit—I was a bit fooled by the second picture.  I thought it was a separate painting, but now I realize it’s just the first painting flipped vertically.  Perhaps the colors are tweaked and the bottom is cropped.  Nuff said.

By Brian Cronin 24.47% Captain America 23.97% Spider-Man 15% Fantastic Four 5% Incredible Hulk Who is the Definitive Spider-Man Artist? 23% Steve Ditko 24% Joe Kelly Which was the Better Justice League? Giffen and DeMatteis' Justice League International 45% I agreed with the ...

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 Don MacPherson Underground #1 Writer: Jeff Parker Artist/Cover artist: Steve Lieber Colors: Ron Chan Publisher: Image Comics Price: $3.50 US While writer Jeff Parker’s name is a fairly prominent one at Marvel Comics these days, it was the strength of the artist’s reputation on this creator-owned boo...

Considering how many attempts have been made over the years to revitalize seemingly worn-out characters, I believe this was one of the best such projects the industry has ever seen. One of the things which made it so was the introduction of new foes, by writer and artist of the series, John B...

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By Don MacPherson Amazing Spider-Man #601 Writer: Mark Waid Artist: Mario Alberti Colors: Andres Mossa “The Best Version of Myself” Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: Joe Quesada Colors: Morry Hollowell Letters: Chris Eliopoulos Editor: Stephen Wacker Publisher: Marvel Comics

Is this what the end of the world looks like? You better believe it!!As only Emmy & Eisner award-winning writer Jeph Loeb and superstar artist David Finch can deliver, it's an apocalyptic conclusion where every, and we mean EVERY, score is settled! The Ultimate heroes have faced the...

By dailypop Kelly is joined by cover artist Skottie Young and interior artist Eric Canete on the tale, and offered Splash Page readers the first peek at the issue’s hilarious cover, as well as some thoughts on how the brawl — and the battle of wits — will pan out.

By pozzyfreak By Brian Reed (Writer), Sergio Ariño (Artist), and Emily Warren w/Christina Strain (Colors) The Story: Everyone (as in Deadpool, Ms. Marvel, the New Avengers, and the multi-colored cosmic entities) wants to get to the M.O.D.O.K./Storyteller babies.

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Man, it is a good time to be a fan of Golden Age superheroes. I went to college in Erie, Pennsylvania. I would probably buy this simply because I would be curious to see the Erie of the Marvel Univrse, but it’s also by the artist Action Philosophers and Comic Book Comics, two great series I love.

By Eric Rupe(edgeoftheomniverse@gmail.com) The art by Percio is very enjoyable. He does a great job rendering all of the various locals and tech that Ellis's script calls for. He also does a good job with the characters and his art doesn't have the problems that a lot of Marvel and DC artist do when depicting the human form. His faces and how...

By Don MacPherson Wolverine: Weapon X #1 “The Adamantium Men, Part 1 of 5″ Writer: Jason Aaron Artist: Ron Garney Colors: Jason Keith Letters: Virtual Calligraphy Cover artists: Ron Garney/Adam Kubert/Olivier Coipel/Alan Davis Editor: John Barber Publisher: Marvel Comics Price: $3.99 US I didn’t enj...

By ComicList X-Men Vs. Hulk and Hulk Vs. Fin Fang Foom - Both published by Marvel Publishing, 48 pages and $3.99. The first story in X-Men vs Hulk is a 22-page tale from the mutant team’s past. Logan (aka, Wolverine) sets up a “challenge” for teammate Colossus, by orchestrating a confrontation between the armored X-Man and The Hulk. And, it’s pretty much non-stop action from there. If all of that isn’t enough, X-Men vs Hulk is free of ads, to boot! Kudos to Marvel! Artist Jorge Lucas manages great emotion in his characters, superior detail and a style that is reminiscent of Jack Kirby. This book also contains a reprinted Marvel classic (Fin Fang Foom’s first appearance in Strange Tales #89) by Stan Lee and the aforementioned Kirby.   [read the full post]

By Geoff Boucher Captain America" No.110 (February 1969 ) Jim Steranko, original artist. Herb Trimpe, original artist Amazing Spider-Man" No.119 (April 1973) John Romita, original artist Trimpe, original artist Trimpe, original artist Captain America, Spidey and...Abe Lincoln?

By Don MacPherson Ultimate Wolverine Vs. Hulk #3 Writer: Damon Lindelof Artist: Leinil Francis Yu Colors: Dave McCaig Letters: Chris Eliopoulos Cover artists: Leinil Francis Yu (regular)/Adam Kubert (variant) Editor: Mark Paniccia Publisher: Marvel Comics Price: $2.99 US

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Spider-Man & The Human Torch in…Bahaia de Los Muertos! #1 (Marvel) This is writer Tom Beland and artist Juan Doe’s latest attempt to convince Marvel Comics readers that they should vacation in Puerto Rico because that place is totally awesome, following 2007’s Fantastic Four: Isl...

By Ed Sizemore Kuwata is an accomplished artist. I know I’m tragically behind the times here, but I find his Golden Age style much more realistic-looking than the hyper-muscled current version of superheroes. His characters have natural athletic physiques. I also like the way he draws the Batman costum...

By ComicList Marvel is proud to present your first look at Mighty Avengers #21, from superstar scribe Dan Slott and red-hot Young Gun artist Khoi, beginning a bold new era for the Mighty Avengers! Spinning out of Dark Reign, the Mighty Avengers have an all-new line up and an all-new mission—you can’t afford to miss this extra sized issue guest starring the New Avengers, Dark Avengers, Young Avengers and Classic Avengers! A new team assembles in Mighty Avengers #21! MIGHTY AVENGERS #21 (NOV082329) Written by DAN SLOTT Pencils & Cover by KHOI PHAM Rated A …$3.99 FOC—12/18/08, On-Sale—01/14/09 Original post blogged on ComicList.   [read the full post]

 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 Greg Burgas The Incredible Hercules #122 by Greg Pak (writer), Fred van Lente (writer), Clayton Henry (artist), Salva Espin (artist), Raúl Treviño (colorist), and Joe Caramagna (letterer). $2.99, 22 pgs, FC, Marvel. Rex Libris #13 by James Turner (writer/artist). $3.50, 34 pgs, BW, SLG.

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...

By Brian Cronin Here are two excellent classic drawings by Michael Golden of a whole pile of Marvel superheroes from the early 1980s! Enjoy! “> I haven't seen the first one before. It's cool. The second one I love. Golden is a great artist. Is Art ... Six bucks for 16 comics? I wish I read comics in the 1980s.

By Dirk Deppey Literary Comics Pop Comics Manga Comics Culture Today: August 2 (Falcon Heights, MN): Artist and Image Comics co-founder Jim Lee will be signing comics and meeting readers at Source Comics & Games on Larpenteur Avenue, beginning at 1PM. Details here.

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Scott and Oliver speak to the artist of Liberty Meadows, Mighty Avengers, Jungle Girl and so much more... it's Frank Cho!  The guys take calls (including Bendis!) and chat about both his work as a whole and at Marvel.  'Sub Or Flub' ensues.

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By scott@fanboyradio.com The incredible talented artist of Gravity, The Waiting Place, Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man, Teen Titans Go!, The Night Club, Jason & The Argobots, Closer, Voltron, G.I. Joe, & many others - Mike Norton joins us for an extended interview. As in the hour, Jim MahFood and Mike Bullo...

By scott@fanboyradio.com Hip-hop artist Jim MahFood joins hosts Scott and Oliver for a live chat about his work on Marvel Comics' hilarious "Wha-Huh?" one-shot and his own comic series 'Stupid Comics' from Image Comics. Callers in this hour include Jordan from New York, Mike from Tucson, Brian Bendis, Kevin Smit...