Steve Orlando’s CURSE OF THE MAN-THING saga concludes in May with X-MEN: CURSE OF THE MAN-THING #1! @thesteveorlando art by #AndreaBroccardo cover by #DanielAcuna #ManThing #Xmen #Marvel
DetailsJIM HENSON’S THE STORYTELLER: TRICKSTERS #1 goes on sale March 17th, 2021 kicking off a new four-issue miniseries featuring new creative teams for each issue. @BoomStudios #JimHenson
DetailsICYMI: This last Saturday @watchthemutants was visited by @annienocenti to talk about her X-Editorial years, putting marginalized stories on the page, journalism, her creative process, and her most recent works The Seeds & Ruby Falls. #XMenMonday
DetailsTHE FOREVER MAPS by @mrlagace and @Todor_Hr from @ScoutComics is set to be developed as a feature film with Josh Campbell and Matthew Stuecken (10 CLOVERFIELD LANE) adapting.
DetailsThis May, Red Hood continues the hunt in an all new ongoing series, Future State: Gotham set in the world of #DCFutureState from @Williamson_Josh @dennisculver @musashinoelegy
DetailsIt’s a world where the Avengers never existed as new heroes rise, Magneto’s Mutant Force assembles, Hyperion’s origin revealed, and more in exciting HEROES REBORN one-shots coming in May! from @ryancady @marcbernardin @thesteveorlando @JimZub @yayforzig
DetailsNOCTERRA Shines the Spotlight on the Full Color Greg Capullo Variant! @ImageComics @GregCapullo #comics
DetailsAll families have secrets. But what if your family’s secret was that you’re all comic superheroes taking refuge in the real world? Would you hide it? THE MIRACLES is live on Kickstarter now from @JosephGlass @VinceUnderwood @Eru_Rouraito @HassanOE
DetailsIt’s time for a team-up. @ValiantComics and Benny Potter, aka @Comicstorian on YouTube, are joining forces for a backup story in BLOODSHOT #12, on sale March 10th!
DetailsOn May 4, @BrandonEaston and artist @FicoOssio return Shilo to the present DC universe, revealing his journey to becoming the “Super Escape Artist” of tomorrow, in Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom, a new six-issue monthly miniseries from DC.
DetailsBubblegum Crisis, considered a stereotypical and formative 80s anime, may still have some surprises & subtlety up its sleeve. What does a 30 year old show have to say now about homosexuality, class warfare, economics, women in tech, over-eroticization, and the human condition?
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