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Marvel's animated "Marvel Super Heroes: What The--?!" Web series is known for its comics and pop culture guests, but this week's installment casts an especially wide music net with appearances from MC Chris and Coheed & Cambria's "Claudio Sanchez." ...

Top-tier Marvel creators Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev -- who previously teamed up for a critically-acclaimed "Daredevil" run and the recent "Spider-Woman" (motion) comic -- will be launching a creator-owned title called "Scarlet" through Marvel's Icon imprint in July...

According to CBR, the "Spider-Woman" ongoing series is apparently over as of next week's #7, with her story to be continued in the pages of the new ongoing "Avengers" title debuting in April. Writer Brian Michael Bendis says that the August 2009 motion comic took more work than expected, and as a result artist Alex Maleev is burnt out and needs a break before doing a creator-o

Since Brian Bendis announced that a TV show based on his indie superhero comic "Powers" was in the works for FX -- the cable home of the dark cop drama "The Shield" -- back at February's New York Comic Con, there hasn't much follow up news...

WHAT'S THE OPPOSITE OF "A SHOCKING TURN OF EVENTS"? - Siege: The Cabal This week Marvel kicks off its next big event with "Siege: The Cabal," the first issue published under the "Siege" banner that leads up to "Siege" #1 next month. Once more we see Norman Osborn's Cabal, a small group of powerful villains that by some miracle was not called the "Dark

Before Brian Michael Bendis became one of Marvel's most celebrated architects, the dude was straight up indie. That being the case, his comics contained some serious salty language and not the cartoon kind with ampersands and pound signs and stars and the like...

Once upon a time Marvel Comics had its own "City of Heroes" in its sights via Microsoft. The aim was to build a massive online world where players could take up superheroing in the mighty Marvel manner. Things didn't quite work out the way they seem to have for DC and its upcoming "DC Universe Online," but Marvel architect Brian Michael Bendis left with some memories according

ComicsAlliance's Chris Murphy reviews the biggest -- and best -- comic books hitting the shelves this week. BACK ON THE CASE - Powers 1 It's been two years since we last saw an issue of "Powers," the superhero police procedural from writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Michael Avon Oeming...

Savage Critic and "Reading Comics" author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week, using this helpful key:KEY * Military types in trouble ^ Holy consumption ¥ Howling at the moon † "It felt, Artemis said, like he was having an origin" % Contains elements alluded to in The Fall's "Shoulder Pads" Nov. 25: % PO... Read M

The last time Tony Stark and Steve Rogers saw one another, their relationship was strained to say the least. As Iron Man, Tony had pretty much sold out his comrades and become the ultimate control freak in Civil War, which (arguably) lead directly to the untimely demise of the original Captain America's...