Ramon Rosanas

Preview: Soar Around The Globe With 'Mighty Captain Marvel' #1
Preview: Soar Around The Globe With 'Mighty Captain Marvel' #1
Preview: Soar Around The Globe With 'Mighty Captain Marvel' #1
Civil War II is over (or at least the new series launches are pretending it is), and Captain Marvel will have to wrestle with her role in things, and how much the public loves her for it, in The Mighty Captain Marvel #1, a new ongoing series written by novelist Margaret Stohl, with art by Ramon Rosanas. Check out an unlettered preview!
New 'Jessica Jones', 'Captain Marvel', 'Thanos', Doom
New 'Jessica Jones', 'Captain Marvel', 'Thanos', Doom
New 'Jessica Jones', 'Captain Marvel', 'Thanos', Doom
Marvel Comics' wave of announcements for its post-Civil War II line-up keeps on trucking with news of four more ongoing series with high-profile creative teams that give us a peek at the new Marvel NOW. As part of the new status quo, Carol Danvers is more popular than ever, there's a new Iron Man who isn't Riri Williams, Thanos is getting his shot at a title, and we finally get that new Jessica Jones series we've been waiting a year for.
ICYMI: 'Ant-Man' Introduces Another Obscure Villain Team
ICYMI: 'Ant-Man' Introduces Another Obscure Villain Team
ICYMI: 'Ant-Man' Introduces Another Obscure Villain Team
Last week, I stated confidently that The Maker’s team of New Revengers from the pages of New Avengers was the most obscure assembly of supervillains into one group, citing little known characters such as Asti and Skar as proof. It now seems that team may have held the distinction for one whole week, as this week’s issue of The Astonishing Ant-Man by Nick Spencer and Ramon Rosanas has potentially outdone them with a team I like to call Lang’s Eleven. Admittedly there are only ten members, but it sounds better with Eleven, and Nick Spencer’s Sinister Six in Superior Foes of Spider-Man only had five members, so I feel like it works.
Review: Ant-Man #1
Review: Ant-Man #1
Review: Ant-Man #1
This week sees Nick Spencer, Ramon Rosanas, Jordan Boyd and Travis Lanham launch a new book over at Marvel in the shape of Ant-Man. Featuring the Scott Lang version of the size-changing hero, the series is pitched as being about a C-List Avenger trying to turn around his post-Avengers career and get a new job, so he can provide for his daughter, Cassie. He has an upset ex-wife, a crappy apartment, a criminal past, and no hopes – and that's how the series begins. With this first issue of the new series - which is on sale now - Spencer takes the jokey tone of his Superior Foes of Spider-Man series and downplays things significantly. While Foes was about villains trying to keep a criminal career going, here we have a hero trying to keep a heroic career going. Or, well, any career at all. It's a familiar concept for anybody reading Marvel at the moment, as most of their solo books are about the very same idea, played out in different ways.
Lemire & Perez On 'Hawkeye'; Spencer & Rosanas On 'Ant-Man'
Lemire & Perez On 'Hawkeye'; Spencer & Rosanas On 'Ant-Man'
Lemire & Perez On 'Hawkeye'; Spencer & Rosanas On 'Ant-Man'
One is perhaps the most predictable solo title Marvel could launch in 2015; the other may come as more of a surprise. 2015 sees new #1s for two Avengers; Scott Lang, aka Ant-Man in January, and Clint Barton, Hawkeye, in March -- hot on the heels of the resolution of the previous Eisner-winning Hawkeye series from Matt Fraction, David Aja and Annie Wu. Announced at the Axel-in-Charge panel at New York Comic-Con on Sunday, Ant-Man is an ongoing series from writer Nick Spencer and artist Ramon Rosanas -- and the first trade collection should be safely in stores in time for Ant-Man movie to hit theaters in July. Meanwhile Hawkeye #1 sees Jeff Lemire make his Marvel debut, teamed with artist Ramon Perez on pencils.
Cullen Bunn to Write ‘Ultimate Comics Wolverine’ Miniseries for Marvel
Cullen Bunn to Write ‘Ultimate Comics Wolverine’ Miniseries for Marvel
Cullen Bunn to Write ‘Ultimate Comics Wolverine’ Miniseries for Marvel
Cullen Bunn's workload at Marvel is growing. With successful runs on Venom and Wolverine under his belt, and the highly anticipated Fearless Defenders coming next year, Bunn is quickly becoming a favorite among Marvel readers. As such, Marvel has very good news for fans of the Sixth Gun co-creator, as the publisher has informed ComicsAlliance that Bunn will be writing Ultimate Comics Wolverine, a