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Rosenberg & Garron Recruit Inhuman 'Secret Warriors'
Rosenberg & Garron Recruit Inhuman 'Secret Warriors'
Rosenberg & Garron Recruit Inhuman 'Secret Warriors'
In the wake of the upcoming IvX event, Marvel is planning another push of Inhumans titles, with two titles, Royals and Black Bolt, announced earlier this week. Now Marvel has unveiled the third title in the line; a new incarnation of Secret Warriors by Matthew Rosenberg and Javier Garrón that sees veteran Warrior Daisy Johnson, aka Quake, recruiting a team of young Inhumans, including Ms. Marvel and Moon Girl.
Thing's In A New York State Of Mind In 'GOTG' #15
Thing's In A New York State Of Mind In 'GOTG' #15
Thing's In A New York State Of Mind In 'GOTG' #15
As of Guardians of the Galaxy #15, by Brian Michael Bendis and Valerio Schiti, the titular team officially no longer exists. Their ship has blown up, they're all stuck on Earth, and they've gone their separate ways. So naturally Ben Grimm is spending time in the city of his birth, but Manhattan isn't the same without his family, the Fantastic Four, living in it.
Spidey's Greatest Enemy Returns In Final 'Dead No More' Teaser
Spidey's Greatest Enemy Returns In Final 'Dead No More' Teaser
Spidey's Greatest Enemy Returns In Final 'Dead No More' Teaser
Marvel Comics has been teasing its big Spider-Man event for 2016, "Dead No More" for a few months now, but over the last week information has slowly trickled out in the form of teasers by Alexander Lozano, seemingly showing Spider-Man's closest loved ones and deadliest enemies returned from the grave. The last of the teasers has been released today and with it comes the reveal of the return of Peter Parker's greatest enemy.
Marvel Announces Mark Waid's S.H.I.E.L.D. And More
Marvel Announces Mark Waid's S.H.I.E.L.D. And More
Marvel Announces Mark Waid's S.H.I.E.L.D. And More
Marvel really likes to spread its announcements around at San Diego Comic-Con, and that's never more evident than at the publisher's final panel of the weekend, which it calls 'Next Big Thing', possibly because Columbo has a prior claim on using the phrase, 'One More Thing,' just as you're getting ready to leave. The major new announcement out of the Next Big Thing panel is that Marvel is finally going to publish a new S.H.I.E.L.D. book (which I'll henceforth refer to as SHIELD, because no-one has time for that much punctuation). Mark Waid will write the new series, with Carlos Pacheco on issue one and a rotating team of artists thereafter. Agent Phil "Cheese" Coulson will be the book's lead, and each issue will tell a self-contained story.