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We've been hearing about Matt Fraction's upcoming run on "Thor" for a while now, and it's been resolicited for September 22nd, so mark your calendars. In the meantime, if you need a reason to get MORE excited, check out this advance preview of his first issue -- "Thor" #615 -- illustrated by Pasqual Ferry and colored by Matt Hollingsworth, where Sif rides out to meet the thunde

In between all the comic book announcements and blockbuster movie screenings, "Uncanny X-Men" and "Casanova" writer Matt Fraction had a panel listed on Sunday, near the very end of the convention, that was described as "a weird spoken-word history of comics, art, and his own experiences with both and how comics -- and art -- can save your life...

The first fully-recolored issue of Matt Fraction's indie masterpiece "Casanova" hits stands this week, republishing what was once the first two issues of the series into one lush, over-sized package through Marvel's creator-owned Icon imprint...

The first Matt Fraction comic I ever read was "Casanova." Most people know Fraction best, of course, as the writer of books like "Uncanny X-Men," "Iron Man" and "Thor," but before his meteoric rise in the mainstream, there was this little indie comic he did at Image Comics with artists -- and twin brothers -- Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon about a dimension-trip

This week's release of Matt Fraction, Carmine DiGiandomenico, Matt Wilson and Joe Caramagna's "Invincible Iron Man Annual" made history for Marvel. Not just because it's an excellent comic (it is), but because it was the first Marvel book to be offered for same-day digital distribution on the iPad...

Updated: In yet another big announcement out of the's Cup O' Joe panel at C2E2, Marvel announced that Matt Fraction's indie masterpiece "Casanova," which was illustrated by brothers Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon and published by Image Comics, will soon be moving to Marvel's creator-owned Icon imprint, a shift that Fraction says "will allow us to do the book and to do it as we intended t

ComicsAlliance reviews the biggest, best, and most interesting comics that hit the shelves this week. SPOILERS FOLLOW. SO. SPACE. HOW WAS THAT. NICE? IT SOUNDS NICE -- Uncanny X-Men 522 Sure, riding inside a giant bullet speeding through the depths of space at a pace approaching the speed of light seems like it would be fun...

ComicsAlliance's Chris Murphy reviews the biggest -- and best -- comic books hitting the shelves this week. STILL THANKFUL THE ARC WASN'T NAMED "FLOWERS FOR IRON MAN" -- The Invincible Iron Man 19 The lengthy "World's Most Wanted" storyline concludes this week...

Originally launched as new series to coincide with the 2008 "Iron Man" flick, "Invincible Iron Man" has quickly turned into one of the greatest superhero comics on the shelves -- or the "Best New Series," according to the Eisner Awards. The title has given Fraction an opportunity to literally deconstruct one of the most brilliant minds in the Marvel Universe, and brea

Okay, I'm just going to come out and say it. These days, Cyclops is just about the coolest cat with an X-gene. It doesn't sound right, does it? I mean, Scott Summers has a long tradition of being the X-Men's wet blanket. He was the wedge that separated the simmering passions of Wolverine and Jean Grey...