Marvel Knights

'Marvel Knights X-Men' #1 Preview
'Marvel Knights X-Men' #1 Preview
'Marvel Knights X-Men' #1 Preview
Earlier this year, Marvel announced it was dusting off its Marvel Knights imprint -- which had been dormant since 2010 -- with three new comics under its banner. The initial launch of Marvel Knights was unquestionably one of the most significant moments in the publisher's recent history. The imprint's focus on creator driven stories, largely unencumbered by continuity, saw both critical and comme
'Inhumans' by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee [Review]
'Inhumans' by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee [Review]
'Inhumans' by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee [Review]
In advance of Matt Fraction and Joe Madureira's upcoming Inhuman series, this week Marvel released a new hardcover edition of the highly-regarded Inhumans by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee. The twelve-issue Marvel Knights book, which won the 1999 Eisner Award for “Best New Series,” brought a new level of sophistication to the Lee/Kirby oddballs, activating in them the dormant metaphors of class separati
Marvel's Indie Comics Knights
Marvel's Indie Comics Knights
Marvel's Indie Comics Knights
Dormant since 2010's Spider-Man: Fever series, as revealed by today's solicitation info the Marvel Knights imprint is coming back in a big way. It's a little bit of a different creature than you might remember, though. The imprint will still feature top-tier Marvel characters, but exclusively in mini-series by creators whose names one might associate with creator-owned work. Marvel announced three
The Punisher’s Most Ridiculous Moments Ever
The Punisher’s Most Ridiculous Moments Ever
The Punisher’s Most Ridiculous Moments Ever
Remember when Wolverine's son Daken ripped Punisher to shreds a little while back? Well, the first part of Marvel's "Frankencastle" storyline, out this week, unveils Punisher's grisly new look. And while it is sure to alienate fans who like their Punisher straight up, we have to admit to being intrigued...