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Marvel wrapped up its weekend of San Diego Comic-Con announcements on Sunday afternoon with a panel dedicated to its friendliest of neighborhood heroes: Spider-Man. Director of Publicity Arune Singh moderated the panel and was joined on stage by Marvel talent scout C...

A comic by Cullen Bunn and Barry Kitson is pretty exciting to begin with, but with next month's Captain America & Iron Man #634, they've raised the bar. Why? Because in that issue, two of the mightiest Avengers of all are going to be facing the single deadliest threat of their long and storied careers: The Perilous Parkour of Batroc the Leaper! T...

I've been a pretty big fan of Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt's The Sixth Gun since it kicked off, but this week, they've given me another reason to love that book: a silent issue. In next week's Sixth Gun #21, they've put together a thrilling homage to G...

For those dreading the finale of Captain America & Bucky, worry not, Marvel has announced that writer Cullen Bunn (The Sixth Gun) and Alessandro Vitti (Secret Warriors) will soldier on in Captain America & Hawkeye, which will continue the numbering of the previous series beginning in April. Pitche...

Horrifying: Daggers' totally unlicensed $28.45 "Wolverine Style Hand Claw Dagger" is something you should absolutely run away from if you see anyone wearing one anywhere ever. TV: Showtime has picked up Oni's The Damned by Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt for series development...

Oni Press announced today at Comic-Con that their supernatural Western comic book Sixth Gun will soon be adapted into a television show on the Syfy Channel. Written by Cullen Bunn and illustrated by Brian Hurtt, Sixth Gun is set during the darkest days of the Civil War, where a pistol with incredible otherworldly power falls into the hands of a young girl and awakens dark forces that will reclaim

There's a good chance you're not reading one of the strongest ongoing titles of recent memory. Although Oni Press' The Sixth Gun is already a solid series less than 20 issues in, it's the potential in the premise and characters that make the fantasy-western such an enjoyable read...

I recently talked about how I wished more comics were presented in the stand-alone story arc format used in Northlanders, and then this week realized that this is, strangely, the approach of DC's Superman/Batman. It's not a perfect comparison...

If you've glanced at comic shelves in the past few years, you've probably noticed that there are a lot of books out there that try to do mashups of genres and iconic character types that don't normally go together. Cowboys. Pirates. Ninjas...

A NEW LEGEND OF THE OLD WEST - The Sixth Gun 2 The era of the American West provides rich ground for creators in search of stories to tell. It offers a vast landscape of open skies above lawless towns filled with desperate men and women...