Forever Evil #1 arrives this week after a shocking revelation in Justice League #23. DC’s greatest heroes have been at war with each other and we thought the Secret Society was behind the conflict but now we know the real truth and the secret of Pandora’s Box!
But before we continue here’s a
SPOILER WARNING: Continue reading Big Secret of TRINITY WAR
Get ready for a blast from the future past! Spider-Man 2099 (Miguel O’Hara) enters the Marvel Now in Superior Spider-Man #17 this Wednesday.
In the 1990’s Marvel launched an entire line of comics starring reimagined heroes (Ghost Rider, X-Men, Doom, Punisher) set in the future.
Spider-Man 2099 was created by Peter David and Rick Leonardi. Miguel was a brilliant scientist attempting to recreate the powers of the original Spidey in others. An accident caused O’Hara’s DNA to be rewritten with spider genetic code. This reimagined hero of Marvel’s future was the first Latino Spider-Man. Continue reading Spider-Man 2099 Returns
The inmates aren’t just running the asylum…they’re ruling the DC Universe!
In the aftermath of Trinity War – the Justice League is dead and the rogues are taking advantage!
DC Comics celebrates the second anniversary of The New 52 with Villains Month.
Classic and new foes steal the spotlight and take over each of the “hero” books with stand-alone origin stories:
The first week of Villains Month kicks off with: Continue reading VILLAINS MONTH Begins
X-Men: Battle of the Atom kicks off this week by Brian Michael Bendis and Frank Cho then runs through the core titles (All-New X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine and the X-Men and Brian Wood’s X-Men) then wraps in a final bookend by Jason Aaron and a “mystery artist.”
X-Men from the future including Kate Bishop, Deadpool, Lady Xorn, Ice Beast and more all designed by the legendary Arthur Adams arrive in the present. This Future Team’s mission is a direct response to the Beast bringing the original X-Men from the past in the present. These future X-Men will target the teens (now at the Jean Grey and Charles Xavier Schools) and the objective is to send them back by any means necessary.
“The story itself hinges on the All-New X-Men and whether or not they need to be sent back to their home time,” X-Men Senior Editor Nick Lowe tells Marvel.com. “This causes the X-Men of the past, present and future to pick sides.” Continue reading Future X-MEN of BATTLE OF THE ATOM