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Who Will Shape The Future of Marvel Now? [Updated]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 20, 2012 | News

We’re all still recovering from Con Fever, as it were, so forgive the slow updates. It might just be a relatively quiet week. Over the weekend at SDCC, Marvel announced (among other things) a new Point One book all about Marvel Now!, their relaunch that’s not a reboot initiative. It’ll feature several authors and artists […]

Take A Look At Frazer Irving’s BEDLAM #1 Cover [Exclusive]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 19, 2012 | News

You all remember the ImageExpo announcement of Image’s “Bedlam”, right? A new horror book by Nick Spencer and Riley Rossmo, making a can’t miss combination with a sinister twist. With the first issue set to premiere in October, all that’s missing now is a cover. So how about we provide you that cover, then? Take […]

Get a Glimpse Into The Future With “Chew” #30’s Trifold Cover

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 19, 2012 | News

As posted by Rob Guillory this morning on Twitter, we now get our first look at the second trifold cover to grave the cover of one of our favorite books, “Chew” (with the last time being #15). There’s a lot to absorb here: the Vampire is back and dancing at his wedding (?), the cake […]

Calamity Jon’s Pulp Marvel Covers Are To Die For

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 18, 2012 | News

Sometimes you’ve gotta love what fans put together, and wonder as to why they aren’t real. Over on his Tumblr, “Calamity” Jon Morris put together a mash-up of various concepts and ideas to form a series of fake pulp covers for fictional Marvel books. The covers all come from real books and the titles themselves […]

Dustin Weaver Explains “Whatever Happened To Shield?”

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 17, 2012 | News

Remember that one comic, “Shield” by Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver? Yeah? That was awesome… But it has been missing for some time. In fact, it has been seven months since #4 of the second volume of the series has come out, and despite being one of the best things Hickman has done at Marvel […]

#DirtyLaundry Is The Punisher Movie We Wished We’d Gotten 8 Years Ago

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 17, 2012 | News

What’s the difference between justice and punishment? I’m not quite sure, but maybe this video will do something to explain that to you. Premiering over the weekend at San Diego Comic Con, the above shortfilm finds Tom Jane reprising his role from the 2004 film as Frank Castle, man on the street out to punish […]

This Week In Comics!

By Walt Richardson | Jul 17, 2012 | 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 […]

DC at SDCC 2012: Day Three

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 14, 2012 | News

Hat tips to Comics Alliance, Cook Book Resources, Newsarama, IGN, the Source, io9 and Bleeding Cool for quotes and recaps aggregated here. Day Three: All Access OGNs The only real piece of news from this panel was that the Riddler will be the villain at the heart of “Batman Earth One” Volume 2, and that […]

SDCC 2012: Marvel Sheds Light On Phase 2 Of The Cinematic Universe [Updated]

By Alice W. Castle | Jul 14, 2012 | News

While Marvel Studios’ plans for their films past Joss Whedon’s record breaking Avengers film have been kept under wraps, the curtains have finally been thrown back by Executive Editorial Director Ryan Penagos, best known by his pseudonym Agent_M. First up is the news that Thor 2 now has the offical title Thor: The Dark World […]

SDCC 2012: Image Comics Goes Nuts, Announces a Million High Profile Books [Updated]

By David Harper | Jul 14, 2012 | News

Good lord. When Image announces titles, they seem to do so in absolutely incredible flurries of quality. Today at the Image panel, Image announced an onslaught, including: – “Nowhere Men” by writer (and Image publisher) Eric Stephenson and artist Nate Bellgarde – “Reign” by Chris Roberson – “Satellite Sam” by Matt Fraction and Howard Chaykin […]

SDCC 2012: Deadpool Heads to Video Game Consoles in 2013

By Gilbert Short | Jul 14, 2012 | News

Coming from In an industry filled with violent videos games like Grand Theft Auto, Marvel’s Merc with a Mouth seems like a natural choice to lead an ultra-violent game of his own! It was a secret project of High Moon Studios, and if the trailer below is any indication, this book looks like it could […]

SDCC 2012: Winners Of The 24th Annual Eisner Awards Announced

By Alice W. Castle | Jul 14, 2012 | News

The 24th annual Eisner awards were presented last night in San Diego as part of Comic Con and Mark Waid cleaned house, winning three awards in total. The full list of winners are as follows: Best Short Story “The Seventh,” by Darwyn Cooke, in “Richard Stark’s Parker: The Martini Edition” (IDW) Best Single Issue (or […]

DC at SDCC 2012: Day 2

By Brian Salvatore | Jul 14, 2012 | News

Hat tips to Comics Alliance, Cook Book Resources, Newsarama, IGN, the Source, and Bleeding Cool for quotes and recaps aggregated here. Day 2: Superman Panel Parasite will be the major villain in Superman: Earth One Volume Two. Scott Lobdell was talking “Superboy” #0, and he said that cloning has a long and terrible history on […]

SDCC 2012: Cup ‘O Joe Panel Reveals More Of The Post-AvX Marvel Landscape

By Alice W. Castle | Jul 14, 2012 | News

The folks over at CBR reported live from Joe Quesada’s Cup ‘O Joe panel at SDCC to give us a taste of what’s to come in the aftermath of “Avenger Vs. X-Men”. Joining Quesada was Marvel’s head of telelvision Jeph Loeb, SVP of Creator and Content Development C. B. Cebulski, Director of Communications Arune Singh […]

SDCC 2012: Joss Whedon To (Finally) Work With Warren Ellis, And More From The Dark Horse Panel

By Alice W. Castle | Jul 14, 2012 | News

After the success of Marvel’s The Avengers, Joss Whedon is probably one of the biggest names at this year’s Comic Con and CBR has a full rundown of his Dark Horse Panel. Whedon started off the panel by talking about his upcoming Shakespeare adaptation, Much Ado About Nothing, saying the film had finished pre-production. “We […]

SDCC 2012: Monkeybrain Announces Second Wave

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 13, 2012 | News

Announced this evening at the Monkeybrain panel at San Diego Comic Con, we now know about the second wave of comics from the creator-owned digital initiative — and boy, are there some things to get excited about! So what do we have? Oh, a whole bunch! The line-up of announced books is: WANDER, by Kevin […]

SDCC 2012: “Fight the Dead, Fear the Living,” The Walking Dead Premieres Its Season Three Trailer

By Gilbert Short | Jul 13, 2012 | News

Governors! Michonnes! Prisons! Oh My! It’s Comic-Con time, so you know what that means! A new trailer for AMC’s mega-hit zombie series The Walking Dead premiered today and it looks to amp up the action for the upcoming third season, which arrives in October. It seems to hit all the points from the books the […]

SDCC 2012: A Slew of Unannounced Marvel Announcements Unofficially Announced

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 13, 2012 | News

As found in the early released preview of the August 2012 Previews, it seems that there are quite a few titles Marvel did not place in their solicits this month, assumedly so they could announce them at the convention this weekend. No news on creative teams, but here’s what we’re getting: Marvel Now Point One (assumedly […]

Marvel at SDCC 2012: Day One

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 13, 2012 | News

Yesterday was the first day of San Diego Comic Con 2012, and while there were quite a few announcements from a certain Distinguished Competition and more, Marvel had but one panel with one headlining piece of news. But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t more to learn! Hat tip to Comic Book Resources for quotes and […]

SDCC 2012: Jeff Parker’s Red Hulk Becomes “Red She-Hulk” With #58

By David Harper | Jul 13, 2012 | News

You can drop the too cool for school act kids. We know that hating on the Red Hulk is always such a hot thing for comic fans to do, but we (mostly MC EIC Matt) have news for you: if he’s in Jeff Parker’s hands, the guy is a hit. Actually, the whole book is, […]

SDCC 2012: Terry Moore Brings Back “Strangers in Paradise,” Talks Future

By David Harper | Jul 13, 2012 | News

I’m a firm believer in the idea that if Terry Moore is talking about his future in comics, we should definitely listen. And with San Diego’s Comic Con International being his only appearance at conventions this year, it’s a good time to pay attention, especially as he announces the return of Katchoo, Francine and the […]

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