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(The Return Of) This Week In Comics!

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 10, 2012 | News

Editor’s note: I never thought I’d say this, but this article is back by popular demand. As 2012 rolled up, we were looking to rearrange some of our content based on what we thought you, the readers, were enjoying, and one of the things that generally seemed superfluous was our weekly listing of what comics […]

Parker: The Score Is Robbing Your Town In May

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 9, 2012 | News

Spotted by the fine folks at Robot 6, it appears that IDW’s Editor-in-Chief Chris Ryall has been teasing all sorts of things for 2012, and on Friday of last week he revealed the first teaser image from the next Parker book: The Score. Originally teased back in November, The Score finds “Parker and a group […]

DC Holds The Line A Little Bit Less In April, Sneakily Announces Batman Event For May

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 9, 2012 | News

This news had been leaked over the weekend, but today DC confirms it on their blog the Source: come April, Batman and Detective Comics will both increase to $3.99 starting with issues 8 in April. Of course, DC’s caveat for having a title at $3.99 was that the book comes with eight extra pages of […]

Isotope Comics, iFanboy and Grant Morrison Make A Con

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 4, 2012 | News

Out of the wild blue yonder, it appears the good folks at Isotope Comics and iFanboy have teamed up with writer Grant Morrison to put on the rather enigmatically named MorrisonCon for Fall 2012. The con will star Grant Morrison at its center, who will be hand picking nine comic creators to appear at the […]

Brian Wood Teases New Digital Comic

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 4, 2012 | News

Start your new year off right, folks, with a light tease from one of your favorite writers, Brian Wood! On Wood’s tumblr, Wood put on a rather enigmatic little blog with the following message: The Future? I do believe that 2012 will see a direct-to-digital comics series written by me and a trusted collaborator. This, […]

Adi Granov is Awesome, as His Monsters & Dames Cover Proves

By David Harper | Jan 3, 2012 | News

Every year, Emerald City ComiCon puts together a charity art book called “Monsters & Dames.” This book typically features some of the biggest talents in the industry, with names like Tony Moore, Mike Allred, Katie Cook, Joe Eisma, Brandon Graham, Dustin Nguyen, Bill Sienkiewicz and a whole lot more contributing to this year’s edition, with […]

Carol Watch ’12: Her Name Isn’t Carol

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 3, 2012 | News

Last year, we ran a series of articles chronicling the appearance of a mysterious hooded woman who we dubbed Carol. Why Carol? Because, really. Today, as part of DC’s world shattering, internet breaking announcements for 2012, they decided to kick things off by giving you her actual name: Pandora. Why not Carol? I’m not sure. […]

Ross and Hitch Announce America’s Got Powers

By Joshua Mocle | Jan 2, 2012 | News

Earlier today, Image Comics announced yet another A-List comic creator joining their ranks in 2012. After announcing that his ten year homestand at Marvel would be coming to an end last week, Bryan Hitch (Ultimates, Fantastic Four, Gorgeous Art 101) will be launching a brand new series alongside writer Jonathan Ross (Turf) amusingly called “America’s […]

When Exactly Is Batman: Leviathan?

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 23, 2011 | News

This past week saw the release of the long anticipated finale to Morrison’s first Batman, Inc. story, Leviathan Strikes! The book collected what would have been issues #8 and #9, by Morrison, Cameron Stewart and Chris Burnham, respectively, and it represents the beginning of the end of Morrison’s rather epic run on Batman and his mythology. After […]

Maggott Watch: Maggot Is A Poet

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 23, 2011 | News

What, did you think we were kidding when we started a Maggott Watch article series? Because we weren’t. In this week’s Wolverine and the X-Men, as all of the various hubbub dies down and things return to whatever passes for normal around those parts, the children gathered atop a hill to read some poetry, beginning […]

This Week In Comics!

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 20, 2011 | News

We figure it might help to let you guys know what’s coming out this week in comics, so welcome to our weekly feature! Our reviews come out Thursday (with perhaps some advances for tomorrow if you’re lucky), so be sure to look over this list to get a preview of what we may or may […]

The Dark Knight Rises Trailer Hits The Web

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 19, 2011 | News

To watch more, visit tag If you readers are anything like the readers we like to assume you are, then you probably love Christopher Nolan. And if you are the readers who love Christopher Nolan that we like to assume you are, we can then safely assume you also love his Batman series of films. […]

Thor Returns to the Cover of Avengers Assemble #1

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 19, 2011 | News

Back in October, we noticed that Thor had been removed from artist Mark Bagley’s original pencils for the Avengers Assemble #1 cover. We posted question marks all over Twitter and engaged writer Brian Bendis in a short dialogue in which he winked, nudged and refused to say any more. We soon discovered why Thor wasn’t […]

Marvel Adds Three More Books To Their Season One Line

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 16, 2011 | News

Earlier this year, Marvel announced that they would be releasing a series of “Season One” graphic novels in celebration of their 50th year as a publisher. Today, Marvel has added three more books to that line-up, with some rather nice creative teams. For the new titles, we’ll be given Ant-Man by Tom DeFalco and Horacio […]

Scott Snyder Teases Second American Vampire Mini: Lord of Nightmares

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 16, 2011 | News

In a recent interview with CBR, Multiversity’s Best Writer of 2011 Scott Snyder teased that come the summer of 2012, his hit Vertigo book American Vampire will get a second spin-off miniseries starring the Vassals from Survival of the Fittest, entitled Lord of Nightmares. The story, just like the first, will run concurrent with the […]

Francesco Francavilla Brings The Black Beetle To Dark Horse Presents

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 16, 2011 | News

Francesco Francavilla is one of our favorite artists here at Multiversity. Whether he’s drawing dynamite interiors to Detective Comics and/or Black Panther, offering up dynamite variant covers to various Mignolaverse covers or simply just drawing awesome post-Doctor Who images, Francavilla’s pulp sensibilities and artistic visions jive with our own for a most pleasing outcome. Now its time […]

RIP Joe Simon, Co-Creator of Captain America

By Patrick Tobin | Dec 15, 2011 | News

As first reported by Comics Beat, legendary comics writer Joe Simon (pictured on the left, with Jack Kirby) has died at age 98. Other sites will, in the next day or two, post lavishly written tributes to Simon, his work, his creations, and so on. All we’re going to do here is pause for a […]

Joe Hill Shares Details About End of "Locke & Key" on Twitter

By David Harper | Dec 14, 2011 | News

On Twitter just a few minutes ago, Joe Hill started sharing some details about the rapidly approaching end of his IDW series Locke & Key. That series that he co-created with artist Gabriel Rodriguez is a favorite of ours here, and on Twitter, Hill dropped some knowledge about the wrap-up (our apologies if this has […]

Maggott Watch: Ben Morse Confirms Maggott In Ultimate X-Men

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2011 | News

From the website that brought you “Carol” Watch, we now have a brand new watch article for you: Maggott Watch! Anyone who has visited this site before should be well versed in writer Brandon Burpee’s unabashed love for the character Maggott. Whether he is writing about the character himself, commenting on articles not about Maggott […]

UPDATED: Sterling Gates Is Off Hawk and Dove

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 13, 2011 | News

UPDATE: Sterling Gates has confirmed to us on Twitter that he is in fact off Hawk and Dove. DC has seen a number of shake-ups in their titles, switching up creators left and right like a chaotic game of Checkers (no, we can’t even use a good Chess analogy here). However, with the release of DC’s solicits […]

Steampunk Hellboy Statue is Straight Up Amazing

By David Harper | Dec 13, 2011 | News

For all of you Mignola superfans out there with a ton of money hanging out for that one special Christmas present for yourself, I’d like to turn your attention to the Steampunk Hellboy statue from Etsy dealer Kreatworks. This incredible monster of a statue is $7,400 and an absolutely badass work of art, and just […]

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