Marvel just announced that writer, Matt Rosenberg, with artist Adam Gotham, have joined forces to bring us the long awaited return of NEW MUTANTS: DEAD SOULS, a six-issue limited series, that brings back X-friends, old and new, coming together to battle supernatural forces facing the Marvel Universe!
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For those Mobile gamers who play Marvel Future Fight, there is some controversy over the most recent Update 3.6. This most recent Update has added several new characters including: America Chavez, Blue Marvel, Quasar, Anti-Man, and Nova; however this has been received with some harsh criticism from the fans of this game.
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We recently covered the announcement of the closing of Gazillion Entertainment, shutting down Marvel Heroes & Marvel Heroes Omega. Disney was blamed for ending its relationship with Gazillion, but an inside source has given us the story on what really happened at Gazillion and Disney’s involvement.
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Originally published in 1984, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen remains one of the most influential comic books of all time; well the Doomsday Clock is ticking again and this time the heroes and villains of the DC universe are part of the story.
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Since the N.Y.C.C. in 2017, rumors and speculation have abounded regarding the hybrid beast, Hulkverine. Now, it’s confirmed, the creative team made public, and Marvel’s newest mutant killing machine, Weapon H, is set for a new ongoing series slated for March 2018.
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On October 5, 2015, creator Ed Piskor tweeted this “It would take 300 pages but I have a way to combine the first 300 issues of X-Men into a complete, satisfying tale.” He also illustrated their lineage to help visualize his idea.
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Mark Millar pulls no punches announcing that Hit-Girl gets her own solo ongoing title!
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In 2018, 10 years after its original release, Mark Miller and John Romita Jr will be bringing us a New Kick Ass comic book which will be published under the Image imprint and not Marvel, as it had been previously.
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Marvel fans are getting ready to stand in the eye of the Storm. Here’s what we know so far about Storm’s upcoming solo title!
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Witchblade to return with ALL NEW creative team and lead character!
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In a recent interview with the Cleveland Entertainer, Brian Michael Bendis sheds a little light on what cemented his decision to move from Marvel (who he had been writing with for 17 years) to DC Comics.
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