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NYCC: Sean McKeever to Unleash Onslaught in February

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

Sean McKeever, perhaps most well known to mainstream comic fans as the writer of Young Allies, will be bringing back the much maligned and occasionally revered character of Onslaught in Feburary’s “Onslaught: Unleashed.” No update on who will be the artist or what exactly this book will be about, but this book will assuredly be […]

NYCC: Iron Man 2.0 Coming From Nick Spencer and Barry Kitson

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

The hits just keep on coming for Nick Spencer, as Marvel announced at the Avengers Assemble panel that Spencer will be writing Iron Man 2.0 with art from Barry Kitson (The Order). This book will focus on War Machine/Jim Rhodes making a new Iron Man costume, and what his plans are for it. When this […]

NYCC: Christos Gage Signs Marvel Exclusive

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

At Marvel’s Avengers Assemble panel today, it was announced that Avengers Academy writer and big time rising star Christos Gage has signed an exclusive with Marvel going forward. No additional title announcements were made, but with Academy going strong, it seems likely that it’s only a matter of time until he gets more work from […]

NYCC: Squirrel Girl to be New Avengers Nanny, Dan Slott, Myself Overjoyed

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

Sometimes panels at cons can have throwaway information that is just too awesome to not post. Sure, the revelation today at NYCC’s panel for Marvel – Avengers Assemble isn’t big news, but it is amazing. That news? Squirrel Girl will be the nanny for Luke Cage and Jessica Jones’ baby in New Avengers. Squirrel Girl, […]

NYCC: Dark Horse Reveals Digital Release Plan

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

Yesterday Dark Horse Comics shared their plan for their digital roll out, and it’s a pretty damn good one. It seems Dark Horse will be releasing their own “propietary bookshelf app” in January that will give readers access to their titles at $1.49 an issue. They touted the fact that this was an in-house creation, […]

NYCC: Nick Spencer and Christian Ward’s Infinite Vacation Coming Soon to Image

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

At the Image Panel, it was announced that rising star writer Nick Spencer and artist Christian Ward will be releasing a mini-series for Image Comics in 2011 titled “The Infinite Vacation.” Roughly at the same time, Bleeding Cool was posting a trailer for the comic off YouTube that goes into a bit more depth as […]

NYCC: T&A Panel Wrap Up

By David Harper | Oct 9, 2010 | News

Today at NYCC, Marvel had a panel highlighting super editors Tom Brevoort and Axel Alonso along with a series of announcements for the con. This panel had some doozies (see the already posted Astonishing Captain America news), and we’ll collect them all here. – Astonishing X-Men is no longer going to be a Warren Ellis […]

NYCC: New Doctor Who from IDW

By Gilbert Short | Oct 9, 2010 | News

Somewhere on the New York Convention Floor, Matt is having a fit. He’s probably having a giant Nerdgasm from the just released news that They’re starting new Doctor Who comics based upon the Eleventh Doctor (played by Matt Smith.) The book starts in January and the full release is behind the cut. Will you go […]

NYCC: The Infestation Begins

By Gilbert Short | Oct 9, 2010 | News

In some strange but ultimately intriguing news coming from New York tonight, IDW has a new zombie event brewing in January and running all the way until April …within their licensed properties. Starting with The Infestation #1, writers Abnett and Lanning will be trekking throughout the worlds of Transformers, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, and G.I. Joe […]

NYCC: Astonishing Captain America from Diggle, Granov Upcoming

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

Not entirely sure where else this was revealed, but Andy Diggle just revealed via Twitter that he and superstar artist Adi Granov will be doing an “Astonishing Captain America” book just in time for the movie to come out. Details are very minimal right now, save the basic announcement and the Twitpic Diggle shared of […]

NYCC: Blue Beetle Ongoing Upcoming?

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

Hot from the presses, it seems at the DC Nation panel it was teased that Blue Beetle (the Jamie Reyes variety) will be “coming back in a big way” according to Dan Didio. Given the reverence of Keith Giffen and John Rogers’ run on his previous solo book (with Rafael Albuquerque on art), I’d wager […]

NYCC: Dr. McNinja Makes a Home at Dark Horse

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

Webcomic fans are likely well aware of this comic, but if you don’t know, “The Adventures of Dr. McNinja” is a comic that is quiet simply the adventures of a doctor who also happens to be a ninja. But you know, with tons of ridiculousness involved, like dinosaurs, power mustache growing, and high flying and […]

NYCC: "Age of X" to be Next Major X-Over

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

Today at the X-Men Panel at NYCC, it was shared that the next major X-Event will be titled “Age of X.” When this event will take place is uncertain, but they did share a silhouetted image teasing it as well as some choice words from Marvel Sales Manager Arune Singh. It seems this event will […]

NYCC: Dark Horse Digital Comics Free This Weekend…Mostly

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

It’s expected that Dark Horse will have big announcements this weekend at NYCC in terms of their digital roll out plan, and to build hype for it they’re passing out a certain flyer you can see above: for iPhone and iPad users, you can pick up a number of Dark Horse titles for free this […]

NYCC: Wolverine/Jubilee Mini-Series Upcoming

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

Fresh out of the X-Panel at NYCC, Marvel announced that there will be a mini-series coming soon from writer Kathryn Immonen and artist Phil Noto starring Wolverine and Jubilee. Fans of 90’s X-Men comics and the Animated Series from that same period will likely be pleased by this, but as of yet it is unknown […]

NYCC: Batman Titles Get Teasers, November Launch Dates

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

In this week’s Too Many Comics post, Matt lamented the deluge of Batman titles DC produces. Matt will possibly be sad then, as DC released five (FIVE!) teasers for either new or reformatted Bat titles. Granted, they sound pretty awesome, and we’ll be getting these titles come November: – Detective Comics from Scott Snyder & […]

NYCC: "Supergirl" Gets a New Creative Team (Much to Matt’s Chragrin)

By David Harper | Oct 8, 2010 | News

Even though Sterling Gates and Jamal Igle are in the midst of a critically acclaimed (and well loved by MC) run on Supergirl, DC announced big changes on the book today: Gates and Igle have been replaced by rising star writer Nick Spencer and artist Bernard Chang, starting with what looks like issue #57. While […]

Marvel Also Ditches the $3.99 Price Point…Sort Of

By David Harper | Oct 7, 2010 | News

Today at the ICv2 conferences, Marvel’s Senior Vice President of Sales & Circulation David Gabriel announced that new books launching in January of 2011 will be launched at the lower (and far more loved) price point of $2.99. The reason why? Success with digital comics. As CBR’s article said: The sales online were particularly strong […]

New York Comic-Con: We’ll Be There! Let’s Hang Out!

By Matthew Meylikhov | Oct 7, 2010 | News

Multiversity is going to New York! And we’re bringing beards and our love of cats with us! Seriously though – myself (Matthew Meylikhov) and fellow Spoiler Alert (you know, that audio podcast we have?) co-host Joshua Mocle will be at New York Comic Con this year! We’ll be attending panels, hosting some interviews (we’d tell […]

DC Abandons the $3.99 Price Point

By Gilbert Short | Oct 7, 2010 | News

…mostly Well, DC means business. Today over at DC Nation, they’ve announced that as of the new year, the $3.99 Price point will largely be no more, along with the higher page count and co-features. But thse co-features will pop up in other places, probably through one-shots or mini-series’. And it appears only books that […]

"Captain America: Super Soldier" Hits the Internet Like a Shield to the Face

By David Harper | Oct 7, 2010 | News

I don’t play video games anymore, but sometimes a game comes out that looks so cool I HIGHLY consider getting back on board. The upcoming video game adaptation of the Captain America film, “Captain America: Super Soldier” is one of those games, as it captures the essence of the character and his physical prowess incredibly […]

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