The man who represents the heart and soul of the X-Men is back. Fans are enjoying the return of Nightcrawler in the pages of Amazing X-Men. Jason Aaron’s story of the swashbuckling Kurt Wagner may remind you of the classic Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum era.
The legendary Claremont returns to chronicle Kurt’s new adventures in Nightcrawler #1 this April. Marvel revealed some pages by artist Todd Nauck along with some variant covers for the first issue. Continue reading NIGHTCRAWLER #1 Preview
A Happy Saint Patrick’s Day Salute to the beloved, late X-Man Banshee.
Sean Cassidy was recruited by Professor Xavier to join his All-New, All-Different X-Men. The Irish mutant was born with a “sonic scream” he could manipulate into many abilities including flight. Sean’s code-name was after the ghost of Irish legends infamous for their powerful cry.
You can see Sean in his green and yellow uniform unleashing the sonic scream on the cover of Uncanny X-Men #110. Continue reading SAINT PATRICK’S DAY Salute to the IRISH X-MAN
Will Marvel really kill off Wolverine?
In an CBR exclusive – Marvel revealed 3 Months To Die – a new story arc kicking off in Wolverine by Paul Cornell this June.
Cornell took away Logan’s healing power in Killable and now in Rogue Logan he’s Wolverine has left the Jean Grey School and works for a low-life criminal. Ryan Stegman designed a new costume with armor to better protect Logan now this he’s vulnerable. Continue reading WOLVERINE Has 3 MONTHS TO DIE
After playing supporting roles in Fantastic Four and Avengers epics, the Inhumans are front and center of Marvel Comics but does it mean they’re on the fast track for a movie?
Fox is in control of the X-Men and Fantastic Four movie franchises. Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch (mutant children of Magneto) were created in the pages of X-Men but became fan-favorite Avengers.
In comics there’s been a sudden surge in the Inhuman population that will be explored in a new series by rising star writer Charles Soule and superstar artist Joe Madureira. Fans are speculating Inhumans could be next for a movie given a new Guardians of the Galaxy comic was launched a year before the movie.
In a new Huffington Post interview Marvel Studios Kevin Feige was asked if Inhumans are next up for a film. Continue reading MUTANTS or INHUMANS in AVENGERS Movies
Is a new X-Men: Days of Future Past trailer very soon?
Hugh Jackman thanked Good Morning America for help with a “surprise” planned for March 24th via Twitter.
“Thank you @GMA for helping with our surprise on March 24th! #XMen #DOFP” Continue reading X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST Trailer 2 Coming?
All-New X-Men #24 Alien empires demand justice but should this Jean be punished for crimes of the Phoenix Force? For the life of Jean Grey…Guardians of the Galaxy and X-Men versus Gladiator and the Shi’ar Imperial Guard! Kitty Pryde, the original X-Men, Starjammers, Star-Lord and the Guardians in a battle royale that changes one mutant forever.
Batman #29 After a mind-blowing look into the future of Gotham City (plagues, new sidekick, new Queen of Gotham City Underworld, debut of a fan-favorite) Scott Snyder takes us back to Bruce Wayne’s first year as the Dark Knight. Continue reading Comic Book Picks for March 12, 2014
After the Quest for Nightcrawler a new creative team will take over Amazing X-Men and bring a prodigal son home.
Chris Yost and Craig Kyle (New Mutants/New X-Men, X-Force) are writing the Children of the Atom again with Amazing X-Men #8. Colossus is back!
After possession by Cyttorak in Fear Itself (in which Peter became Juggernaut) then the Phoenix Force in Avengers vs. X-Men, breaking up with Kitty Pryde Continue reading COLOSSUS Returns in AMAZING X-MEN
Imagine the Punisher with hints of Charles Bronson and Dexter but as a mutant.
Writer Cullen Bunn redefines the Master of Magnetism as a ruthless bringer of vengeance in Magneto #1.
The iconic X-Men villain has had many roles from messiah to terrorist but Bunn strips away Erik down into a vigilante out for justice. Instead of shooting metal at bad guys, Continue reading MAGNETO #1 Review