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Everything You Know Will Change: 10 Years On From 'Civil War'
Everything You Know Will Change: 10 Years On From 'Civil War'
Everything You Know Will Change: 10 Years On From 'Civil War'
Civil War #1 arrived in May 2006, and the Marvel Comics Event in Seven Parts took over the entire line for close to an entire year and was arguably Marvel’s biggest and most successful event to date. There had been events before, such as Infinity Gauntlet, Acts of Vengeance, and House of M, and line-specific events had been a staple of the X-Men since the mid-80s, but Civil War was a new level of huge. Peter Parker’s decision to unmask was national news, and now any time a hero is killed, or resurrected, or gets a new costume, it goes straight to USA Today. Civil War is just as culturally relevant in 2016 as it was ten years ago, with Captain America: Civil War arriving in theatres in a couple of months, and Civil War II by Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez due in May from Marvel. It still feels like it was just yesterday that Marvel asked us “Whose Side Are You On?”, rather than a whole decade, and Marvel has stuck hard to its event formula in those ten years. Now we have event comics twice a year, and each time we’re told everything will change forever. Let’s look back at the past ten years of Marvel Comics events.
The Best Marvel Event of the Past Ten Years Is... ?
The Best Marvel Event of the Past Ten Years Is... ?
The Best Marvel Event of the Past Ten Years Is... ?
The Marvel Comics line is about mid-way through its giant line-wide crossover event Secret Wars, in which reality has been rewritten by god-emperor Doom, and the heroes have been re-imagined more than a dozen times over in different domains paying tribute to stories from throughout Marvel's publishing history. One of those domains is a version of House of M, another reality-rewriting crossover event that cast the Marvel heroes in different roles, which ran ten years ago. House of M launched the current era of Marvel events, kicking off a steady steam of universe-shaking storylines that continues into Secret Wars. To mark the tenth anniversary of House of M, and ten years of event-driven storytelling, we're asking you to determine which of these events was the very best.
Link Ink: ‘Walking Dead Mad Men,’ Uhura Goes to the White House and a Mega Man Fan Film
Link Ink: ‘Walking Dead Mad Men,’ Uhura Goes to the White House and a Mega Man Fan Film
Link Ink: ‘Walking Dead Mad Men,’ Uhura Goes to the White House and a Mega Man Fan Film
Video: Barely Political's slightly NSFW Walking Dead Mad Men mashes up two of AMC's most popular series. Gaming: Pokémon Plus Nobunaga's Ambition is coming to the US on June 18 as "Pokemon Conquest" for the Nintendo DS. Gaming: World War Hulk will suitably smash and bash as part of Marvel Pinball: Avengers Chronicles this spring. ...
Greg Pak: The ‘Incredible Hulk’ Exit Interview
Greg Pak: The ‘Incredible Hulk’ Exit Interview
Greg Pak: The ‘Incredible Hulk’ Exit Interview
During his five-year tenure as the primary writer of the Incredible Hulk, Greg Pak took the character through a series of epic battles, starting on the war-torn planet Sakaar and ending with an all-out brawl for the fate of his friends and family, with more than its fair share of massive battles between them...
The Unlikely Hulked Out Characters We Want To See
The Unlikely Hulked Out Characters We Want To See
The Unlikely Hulked Out Characters We Want To See
With Marvel's "Hulked Out Heroes" just over the horizon -- and one of its stars, Hulkpool, introduced in this week's "World War Hulks #1 -- we here at ComicsAlliance are pretty excited about the possibilities. But even in the face of a series whose covers promise hulked-up versions of the Thing, Spider-Man and even Devil Dinosaur, we can't help but acknowledge that there's no way w
The Punisher Enters World War Hulk
The Punisher Enters World War Hulk
The Punisher Enters World War Hulk
Press Release The epic World War Hulk has come to Manhattan and this doesn't make Frank Castle, AKA The Punisher, a very happy man! In the extra-sized (jammed with even more story!) Punisher War Journal #12, from the acclaimed creative team of writer Matt Fraction and artist Ariel Olivetti, it's time for Frank to protect those left behind in the wake of Hulk's rage ...
World War Hulk…King of Manhattan?
World War Hulk…King of Manhattan?
World War Hulk…King of Manhattan?
Press Release World War Hulk continues, as the Hulk continues to smash anything that comes his way and the odds are stacked against the heroes defending the island of Manhattan! In Avengers: The Initiative #5, written by Dan Slott and illustrated by Stefano Caselli, the team of new recruits heads into the war zone to save innocent lives, but they might have to look after themselves first when the
“Bruce, for God’s Sake.” A Review of ‘World War Hulk’ and Its Various Tie-ins (Part 6)
“Bruce, for God’s Sake.” A Review of ‘World War Hulk’ and Its Various Tie-ins (Part 6)
“Bruce, for God’s Sake.” A Review of ‘World War Hulk’ and Its Various Tie-ins (Part 6)
Last week seemed like total weak-sauce to me, so I waited for the head honcho, WORLD WAR HULK #3, to hit stands. It has and just like that, I'm back with more Hulk-y nonsense! WORLD WAR HULK #3This issue of WORLD WAR HULK focuses mainly on the Hulk's confrontation with Doctor Strange...
“I Hear You People Have Yourselves a Bit of a Hulk Problem.” A Review of ‘World War Hulk’ and Its Various Tie-ins (Part 4)
“I Hear You People Have Yourselves a Bit of a Hulk Problem.” A Review of ‘World War Hulk’ and Its Various Tie-ins (Part 4)
“I Hear You People Have Yourselves a Bit of a Hulk Problem.” A Review of ‘World War Hulk’ and Its Various Tie-ins (Part 4)
These things come out every week?! Here's a look at the new World War Hulk (WWH) books. WORLD WAR HULK: GAMMA CORPS #1If these crossover books pan out, Hulk is going to be pretty busy for the next few months. He has already taken on Iron Man and Black Bolt...

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