By rss@youtube.com (TheMtVernonKid) Tribute to the first family of Marvel Comics Author: TheMtVernonKid Keywords: Fantastic Four Fantastic Four Tribute Marvel SuperHero Teams Human Torch Mr. Fantastic Invisible Woman Thing Added: March 4, 2009

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...

By rss@youtube.com (nomadixxx) A fusion of powers is promised in the latest game uniting your favorite Marvel Comics characters. Author: nomadixxx Keywords: Marvel Comics Wolverine Hulk Ironman Sider-Man Captain America Fantastic Four Daredevil Added: September 11, 2008

By Scott Thill The Silver Surfer The Silver Surfer, celestial herald of planetary apocalypse, is one of Marvel Comics’ cooler characters. After appearing in various Fantastic Four TV series, he eventually landed a solo series in the ’90s that merged cel animation and CGI with mostly interesting resu...

By noreply@blogger.com (Brian Hughes) Below, some Marvel Legends and the mighty MODOK: Next, a shelf devoted to the Fantastic Four and their supporting cast: From the bottom shelf, the Justice League Unlimited in all their glory: The top shelf holds some interesting odds and ends from the DCU:

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By feeds@yuku.com (King Nine to Firefly) I've been picking up the variant editions of these lately(thanks to TOW's sale) and have noticed that Marvel Masterworks Vol 25 Fantastic Four 41-50 comes with two covers. One with FF Annual 3 and one with FF 48. Is one of these a btp? Which is the original release?

The Amazing Spider-Man 613, Fantastic Four 573, Guardians of the Galaxy 20, Incredible Hercules 138, Ultimate Avengers 4, Uncanny X Men 517, Web of Spider-Man 2, and Wolverine: First Class 21

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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 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 Richard Guion Fantastic Four Special Edition from 1984 reprinted the classic Lee-Kirby story from the very first FF Annual.  John Byrne depicted this event in a widescreen drawing that made it seem like the invasion of Normandy!  You have to admire the detail on that Atlantean fleet.  Sheesh, it's enou...

By Richard Guion I have a fond attachment to Marvel’s... I have a fond attachment to Marvel’s reprint titles from the 1960s and 1970s.  This is where I was schooled in Mighty Marvel History, after all.  Marvel’s Greatest Comics was the home to Fantastic Four reprints, and issue #39 contained the story that orig...

By rhilario Best of the Past Week: Wolverine: Weapon X #6 -In such an amazing week of comics, with very strong efforts from Detective Comics, Fantastic Four, Blackest Night, and Northlanders, it’s a Wolverine book that takes the prize.  Granted, it does so by not reading like a Wolverine comic.  A trul...

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 Michael C. Lorah Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four vol. 3 Written & Illustrated by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby Published by Marvel Comics Man, I really appreciate that Marvel’s putting these old classic Marvel titles in affordable, quality editions. I appreciate why people like getting a giant chunk o...

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 ...

By googum(noreply@blogger.com) It's another of the Thing's classic poker games, but with a couple of new wrinkles: Ben gets thrown into another dimension where the Fantastic Four formed in...1961! Instead of ten years ago or so in Marvel time. The FF's history unfolded in real time, so by 1998 Reed and Sue are semi-retired an...

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 Avengers: The Initiative 28 Fantastic Four 571 Ms. Marvel 45 New Avengers 57

By ron@ifanboy.com So let me eat my words.  I hope that the rest of you heed my advice, jump on board early and help thrust the Fantastic Four back to the top of the comic sales charts, because if the future of this title is anything like this issue, then we're in for a hell of a ride.

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 ... The X-Men panel is the first appearance of the "new" X-Men as a team. In the context of the comic, ... The ... At September 3, 2009, Las viñetas más icónicas de Marvel Comics « culturacomic.com wrote:

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 Dirk Deppey Literary Comics Pop Comics Manga Comic Strips Above: screenshot from the video.) The Comics Press Comics Culture Your Scans_Daily link of the day] The shocking truth about Lee and Kirby. (Above: sequence from Fantastic Four Special #5, ©1967 Marvel Comics.)

By Kirk Warren(noreply@blogger.com) While I liked the idea of Reed trying to fix everything and the introduction of these alternate reality Reed Richards, it's also not the most original idea ever. As some readers pointed out in Ryan's reviews, Alan Moore's Supreme had a similar storyline with the various Supremes interact...

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 dailypop This year’s event Dark Reign has touched upon nearly every Marvel Comics title (except for the Fantastic Four and Daredevil, of course). In addition to the logo emblazoned across the top of several monthly titles, a barrage of mini-series have also launched upon the reading public. From t...

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By dailypop As many readers of my blog may recall the Fantastic Four is one of my all-time favorite monthly titles. A combination of all the great concepts that make comics so exciting and unique along with that quintissential touch of the origins of Marvel Comics makes the series so important to me.

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...

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By Travis Avengers: The Initiative 27, Fantastic Four 570, Guardians of the Galaxy 17, Incredible Hercules 133, Ms. Marvel 44, New Avengers 56, Nova 28, and Secret Warriors 7 Sorry for the delay on the Marvel reviews this week, I had to put out the breaking news regarding Marvel and Disney first.

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 Marvel: The Lost Generation, #’s 1-12, published by Marvel Comics, 32 pages, $2.99. Nearly ten years ago, Marvel Comics marketed a 12-issue comic book series entitled Marvel: The Lost Generation. I passed it by. Set in the Marvel Universe’s past, before the origin of the Fantastic Four took place, the story is the brainchild of long-time comics pro John Byrne, who wrote and drew the series. TLG takes several characters previously seen in Marvel stories, throws them in with quite a few dreamt up by Byrne, and gives readers a tale chock-full of well-done characterization and slam-bang superhero action.   [read the full post]

By Chad Nevett Daredevil: Noir #4 by Tomm Coker Dark Avengers #7 by Mike Deodato Amazing Spider-Man #599 by Phil Jiminez Amazing Spider-Man #600 by Alex Ross Captain America #601 by Gene Colan Fantastic Four #569 by Bryan Hitch (click for larger) Marvel Zombies 4 #4 by Greg Land

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...

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By googum(noreply@blogger.com) Thundra in action, from Quicksilver #2, "The Wrong Day to Start a New Life!" Written by Tom Peyer, layouts by Rob Haynes, pencils by Casey Jones, inks by Jason Martin. A nice page, although, I'm pretty sure Thundra was in one of the first Fantastic Four comics I ever read--one of the old Perez...

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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 Brian Cronin Simone Bianchi may win the “oddest Fantastic Four layout” award. Tells the story nicely. Is Bryan Hitch’s first cover of Fantastic Four actually that well known? Very much “setting the scene and the cast of characters.” Can’t wait ’til I see what McNiven has planned next! What a great artist.

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) While Secret Invasion centered around high profile characters like the Avengers and the Fantastic Four, DnA are utilizing more unknown characters like the Inhumans and various other cosmic characters as the centerpieces of War of Kings. This means that DnA have the extra burden of educating new readers enough on the various characters so that the new readers will be able to properly enjoy War of Kings. I loved how DnA were able to take the normally reserved and passive Inhumans and naturally and logically transform them into the weapons that they were designed to be. I like that Marvel is finally utilizing the full potential of the Inhumans. These are great Jack Kirby characters that have never lived up to their potential.   [read the full post]

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By G~man I really like this storyline.  Yes we've seen these future stories before.  I don't know if it's because this is tied to Millar's Fantastic Four and 1985 issues also.  I can't remember the last time I've actually been excited or have looked forward to an issue of Wolverine.  Lately I've only re...

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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...

By James Joyner The Fantastic Four are not unique. Consider Justice League of America and The Avengers, two flagship superhero-group comics published, respectively, by DC Comics and Marvel Comics. According to data I gathered from The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide, these comics—kept in mint cond...

By scott@fanboyradio.com Hosts Scott & Oliver are joined by Mark Millar. Mark is the writer of Ultimate Fantastic Four, Marvel Knights: Spider-Man, Wolverine and The Ultimates. This is his second time on the show. ***This episode has been edited for storage space. For more information and this show's complete h...