Esad Ribic

If you're picking up Thor #1 this week, by Jason Aaron and Russell Dauterman, to see the much-hyped new Thor in action, you're going to be a little disappointed. While it's a very good comic that promises great stories to come, the new Thor only appears in two pages that you might already have seen floating around online. Rather than launch straight in to the new Thor's adventures, this first issue teases her arrival, leaving the action for next month -- presumably in an effort to hold as much of the first issue readership as possible. As a result this issue feels more like the end of the last Thor title than the start of a new one.

We make a regular practice at ComicsAlliance of spotlighting particular artists or specific bodies of work, but because cartoonists, illustrators and their fans share countless numbers of great images on sites like Flickr, Tumblr, DeviantArt and seemingly infinite art blogs that we’ve created Best Art Ever (This Week), a weekly depository for just some of the pieces of especially compelling artwor

Call me a sucker for marketing if you will -- I am, and I've been called worse -- but I've been pretty excited for the Marvel Now! initiative ever since it was announced. I'm already a fan of most of the creators involved, and it's always fun to see them tackling new projects, especially when it's something you never expected...

Among the many Marvel Comics characters who are part of the publisher's Marvel NOW relaunch initiative is of course the mighty Thor, who's now quite the star thanks to actor Chris Hemsworth's excellent performance in Kenneth Branagh's live-action film and some scene-stealing moments in Joss Whedon's Avengers...

The wait for a peek inside writer Jason Aaron and artist Esad Ribic's Marvel Marvel NOW launch of Thor: God of Thunder is over. Following the release of several variant covers by Joe Quesada, Scottie Young and Daniel Acuña, Marvel has finally unveiled proper interior pages from Thor: God of Thunder #1, which arrives in stores and on digital platforms on November 14. From ...

We're willing to risk the danger of over-hype by telling you that V/H/S is one of the scariest films in years. In the movie, a group of low-rent thieves -- who love to document their exploits -- get hired to break into a dead man's house and steal a videotape...

Never mind the three ages of man, Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic are far more interested in the three ages of gods in their ambitious new Marvel NOW! title, Thor: God of Thunder. Are you ready to meet King Thor of the far future?Both Newsarama and Marvel confirmed that Aaron and Ribic are heading up the relaunch of the formerly "Mighty" hero as part of the publisher's Marvel Now...

A day after Marvel teased a new creative team for The Invincible Iron Man as part of its Marvel NOW! relaunch, the House of Ideas is at it again, promising that Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic will be "worthy" in November.Today's tease would seem to suggest that the two creators -- best known, perhaps, for their work on Wolverine and Wolverine and The X-Men (Aaron) and Uncanny X-Force and Ult

Because we know you don't read any other comic book news sites, you'll be interested to learn that Marvel has throughout the week been deploying a series of exciting teaser images that reveal the many match-ups that will be seen in Avengers Vs... Read More ...

Friday at New York Comic Con, Marvel Comics welcomed readers of its Ultimate Comics line of titles to discuss those series with some of the creative talents behind them. Panelists included Arune Singh, Director of Communications; Sana Amanat, Ultimate Comics editor; Sara Pichelli, artist of Ultimate Comics Spider-Man; Esad Ribic, artist of Ultimate Comics Ultimates; and C...