One of the highlights of San Diego Comic-Con for Marvel gaming fans was the debut of the much-anticipated free-to-play MMO action RPG, Marvel Heroes in playable form. I asked the developer Gazillion's Director of Community, S
Deadpool literally stole the show during the latter portion of today's Marvel Video Games panel at San Diego Comic-Con by busting open the back doors of Ballroom 6 and announcing his own Deadpool video game developed by Activision's High Moon Studios coming in 2013 (and not a solo Hit-Monkey game, as an early website launch teased). Armed wit
Gaming: Gazillion's COO David Brevik gives fans their latest look at the Marvel Heroes MMO in the game's first developer diary.
Upcoming: Buck Rogers will return to new comic book adventures from Hermes Press as written and illustrated by Howard Chaykin.
Science: PHD Comics explains this wee
Last week Gazillion Entertainment revealed its first gameplay trailer for the upcoming free-to-play Marvel Heroes MMO helmed by David Brevik (Diablo) and Marvel scribe Brian Michael Bendis, showing off both character combat and the game's cinematic stylings. That doesn
The superhero character models teased by Gazillion Games over the past several months finally came alive today in a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming free-to-play Marvel Heroes MMO RPG by Diablo's David Brevik and writ
Upcoming: Ralph Wiggum, the Lisa-loving, leprechaun-seeing secondary star of The Simpsons is getting his own one-shot from Bongo Comics on February 29.
Creators: Jeff Parker (Thunderbolts, Underground) recommends some conversation points new comic collaborators should consider when starting a project together.
Gaming: Marvel Super Hero Squad Online and Marvel Heroes MMO studio G
Marvel's upcoming massively multiplayer online game heretofore known as "Marvel Universe Online" has a brand new day name, along with a new image of Spider-Man. Now called Marvel Heroes, the free-to-play MMO written by Brian Bendis will allow players to control the actions of flagship characters in and around the mainline Marvel continuity and its "Ultimate" and even cinematic counterparts. As with the last batch o
Miles Morales is only a few fan months old, but the new star of Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1 by Brian Michael Bendis and Sara Pichelli is wasting no time populating -- at least vicariously -- Marvel's videogames. The bla
