Think Justice League needs a touch of magic? DC’s iconic super hero team welcomes Zatanna! Writer Geoff Johns revealed the magician’s new costume designed by Ivan Reis via Twitter.
Potential new members were introduced in Justice League #18. Johns confirms Zatanna will join in issue 22.
To see who else could join DC’s biggest team click on the link above.
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Turning Doctor Octopus into the new Spider-Man was big! Dan Slott is revealing his bigger plans for the Superior Spider-Man. Issue 7 and 8 are the set up for everything happening this summer. Marvel teased “Spectacular Spider-Man No More” for issue 9. Slott shares what’s ahead as he builds up to July Spider-Man month with Marvel.com.
“Right now we are having a two-parter that involves Cardiac and the Avengers, after a couple things that Spidey has done have gone public. The Avengers are starting to go heeeeey, that doesn’t feel like Spider-Man, what’s going on here, what is this? And even other people are starting to tweak to it too. And we’ve seen Spider-Man act weird in the past, we’ve seen him lose his cool, and smash up people like Firelord, and when he thinks he is going to kill the Lizard. You know, we’ve seen him lose it at times, and at no point does anyone go “Spider-Man you’re losing it. Someone must’ve swapped your brain.” You know, it’s not the first thing you jump to. But people are starting to get a little, “Eehhhhhhh, something’s weird. Something’s going on.”
Even the bad guys Continue reading Big Changes for Superior Spider-Man!
A horrific new Bat-family is born in Detective Comics #19 this week. An all-star cast of creators celebrate the 900th issue of Detective Comics with four chilling stories of the Dark Knight and stunning pinup art.
John Layman and Jason Fabok are the mad scientists behind The 900. An outbreak of Man-Bats, a serial killer makes a monstrous evolution and Batman’s alliances are tested in the aftermath of Death of the Family. John Layman and Andy Clarke give us a tale of love, relationships and twisted science starring Kirk Langstrom and the debut of a new threat in the skies over Gotham City.
James Tynion IV and Mikel Janin assemble a War Council in a tale starring Bane that flashes Continue reading Batman and Man-Bats for Detective Comics Milestone!
All-New X-Men #10 is the showdown we’ve been waiting for since Brian Michael Bendis took on the Children of the Atom. Cyclops, Emma Frost, Magneto and Magik arrive at the Jean Grey School to recruit Logan’s students and staff away…to the new Xavier School.
Wolverine does not take it well.
There’s a passionate debate over what it means to be an X-Man, who shares responsibility for Avengers vs. X-Men and the Professor’s death. There’s a lot of talk but it’s so masterfully written and drawn. This All-New versus Uncanny X-Men is not an action packed showdown but an intense, impassioned, thought-provoking conflict on what it means to be a mutant in the post-AvX world.
Beast may have brought the young X-Men from the past into the present to change Scott but the future shock is affecting the once “innocent” X-Men in unexpected ways.
Mystique and Sabretooth continue their violent crime spree putting the mutant conflict on the front burner of S.H.I.E.L.D. and we’re left with a cliffhanger that made mutant jaws drop! Will an X-Man switch sides or this just a new twist of Bendis’s plots within plots?
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Powerful children have been hunted, imprisoned and tortured by rival programs who want to turn them into living weapons. The battle to control these kids explodes into full-blown war in Valiant Entertainment’s first crossover.
Harbinger Wars #1 kicked off this week with a tightly paced, action packed tale of renegade teens, dangerous powers, sinister agencies and a deadly assassin hoping to make up for past crimes.
The Harada Foundation and Project Rising Spirit have fought over the fate of gifted young people called Harbingers. Pete Stancheck and his team hate them both. Bloodshot is a living weapon who broke programming and wants to protect the young Harbingers he once hunted. Harbinger Wars has been brewing since Valiant’s rebirth last summer but you pick up this issue and enjoy the wild ride.
There are three artists in this issue (Clayton Henry, Clayton Crain, Mico Suyan) but it’s a perfect creative choice for the three forces vying for power. There are lot of characters but the writers make you immediately engaged and invested in the players. Joshua Dysart and Duane Swiercyznski craft an exciting premiere issue to a crossover that feels like great stories colliding and not just a marketing stunt.
Harbinger Wars continues in Harbinger #11 next week and Bloodshot #10 in two weeks!
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I feel a little uneasy right now after having just read Thanos Rising #1. Jason Aaron and Simone Bianchi actually made me feel sympathy and empathy for the most cold-blooded, ruthless killer in the Marvel Universe.
The Demi-God who worships Death comes to the planet of his birth and flashes back to his birth. Is a villain born evil, does he grew up that way or is manipulated into his deadly legacy?
As I read this first issue I was reminded of the boys in Stephen King’s Stand By Me, Norman Bates in Psycho and Continue reading THANOS RISING Review
Zoe Saldana (Star Trek, Avatar) could add a new sci-fi role to her stellar resume! The actress is in talks to play the female lead in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy according to The Hollywood Reporter Heat Vision.
Saldana would play an alien assassin named Gamora. The green-skinned beauty is the last of her race – destroyed by the Badoon.
Chris Pratt is playing the team leader, Star-Lord, a human-alien hybrid and heir to the Spartax Empire. Chris Bautista Continue reading Zoe Saldana Joining GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY?
The world’s biggest music festivals inspires a brand new comic book by acclaimed writer Paul Jenkins (Spider-Man, Darkness, Sentry, Inhumans, Wolverine: Origin, Batman.) Titan Comics and Atomeka will launch the brand-new series Tomorrowland – a four-part comic book story by Jenkins and Stellar Labs this July.
Tomorrowland, is set to expand for the first time outside of Belgium to Chattahoochee Hills, GA, USA in September 2013. The annual festival, which takes place at the end of July in Belgium, has already sold out all 180,000 tickets in under one second. In 2013 Tomorrowland will welcome attendees from 214 countries from around the world.
The TomorrowLand comics series, by Eisner Award-winning Continue reading Music Meets Comics in TOMORROWLAND