Have you recovered from the shocking events of Uncanny Avengers #14?
Writer Rick Remender, Executive Editor Tom Brevoort and Editor Daniel Ketchum faced the fans in a Marvel Liveblog over the death of two fan-favorite Avengers and an X-Man and what’s next for the team.
SPOILER WARNING!
If you have not read Uncanny Avengers #14 you may not want to keep reading.
Here we go: Continue reading Shocking Deaths, Major Changes in UNCANNY AVENGERS
Inhumanity exploded across planet Earth changing the human race.
During Infinity Black Bolt took extreme measures to stop Thanos. He detonated a Terrigen bomb triggering long dormant alien genes in the human race. Now ordinary humans have extraordinary powers and appearances. The world thinks Black Bolt is dead. Attilan (the Inhumans floating city) lies in ruins.
What will happen to Medusa, Crystal and the Royal Family?
This week Marvel releases Inhumanity #1 by Matt Fraction and Olivier Coipel. This is just the beginning as the one-time supporting players in Fantastic Four and Avengers stories become the dominant force in the Marvel Universe.
Fraction explained the importance of this Fall and Rise of the Inhumans on Marvel.com: Continue reading INHUMANITY #1 Preview
All-New Marvel Now means new books, new heroes, new creative teams and a whole lot of new number ones!
The All-New Marvel Now Point One (following in the Marvel Now Point One tradition) is an all-star, jam-packed issue of stories showing you a first look at the all-new titles.
ALL-NEW MARVEL NOW! POINT ONE features new lead-in stories for LOKI: AGENT OF ASGARD, SILVER SURFER, BLACK WIDOW, MS. MARVEL, ALL-NEW INVADERS and AVENGERS WORLD.
Peter Parker is back!?
One year after Otto Octavius killed him, Parker is celebrated in a new Amazing Spider-Man 700.1 by David Morrell (Rambo)and legendary artist Klaus Janson (Daredevil) this week.
“We’re celebrating the 1 year anniversary of the death of Peter Parker with some special point ones.” Continue reading AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Returns
Forever Evil is turning the DC Universe upside down.
The evil mirror, mirror Justice League runs the Earth.
Now Bane is wearing the famous Cape and Cowl?!
“With the Dark Knight out of the picture, the war for control of Gotham City wages on. Continue reading Bane Becomes Batman Teaser
As you reel from this week’s epic conclusion to Marvel’s Infinity event I’m inspired to have as our Friday Flashback an earlier classic clash between Earth’s Mightiest Heroes and Thanos.
Writer Jim Starling, artists George Perez and Ron Lim gave us The Infinity Gauntlet back in 1991 in which the entire Marvel Universe took on the Mad God of Titan.
Thanos seized the Infinity Gems (also known as the Soul Gems) and assembled them on a gauntlet – this cosmic weapon gave him the power of God. As a gift to Death (who Thanos worships) he wipes out half the lives in the universe with a snap of a finger including many Marvel heroes. Continue reading INFINITY GAUNTLET Flashback
“Nobody dies,” said Wolverine.
Ironic that those orders came from Logan.
The time-twisting, multiple super villain packed epic reached what might be the biggest WTF moment of the year! Let’s just make a new acronym: WTFRR?
Rick Remender again shows why he’s one of the most ambitious, relentless and crazy comic book writers out there in Uncanny Avengers #14 which just hit shelves and is blowing minds.
Artist Steve McNiven joins Remender for this pivotal chapter of Ragnarok Now and captures every brutal fight, cosmic effect and most importantly, the emotional moments, especially Wolverine in a brutal confrontation with his resurrected son Daken.
Let’s recap:
An Avengers Unity Squad was formed to heal the bad blood between Earth’s Mightiest Heroes and mutants after Avengers vs X-Men.
The Red Skull was reborn and stole Professor X’s brain. This was my review/reaction to the premiere issue. Continue reading Avengers, X-Men Deaths In UNCANNY AVENGERS?
In The Wolverine fans saw some the X-Man’s greatest lovers and villains for the first time on the big screen. Logan’s adventure in Japan saw the introduction of Mariko, Yukio and Viper but the big surprise was seeing Jean Grey.
Famke Janssen reprised her role as the telepathic and telekinetic X-woman and Logan’s lost love. Director James Mangold tells I Am Rogue why he chose to bring Jean into the story: Continue reading Jean Grey in THE WOLVERINE