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Marvel Comics Announces Their Move to a More Luxurious Locale
Marvel Comics Announces Their Move to a More Luxurious Locale
Marvel Comics Announces Their Move to a More Luxurious Locale
Despite increasingly heightened rumors about a DC Comics move to Los Angeles, Marvel Comics just became the first of the Big Two comics companies to announce that they're moving... to 135 West 50th Street, better known as the Sports Illustrated Building, a 60,000-square foot space a few miles away from their current location in New York City...
Speed Dating in the Marvel Universe [Original Art]
Speed Dating in the Marvel Universe [Original Art]
Speed Dating in the Marvel Universe [Original Art]
It's a sad fact of a super-hero's life that saving the world doesn't leave a whole lot of time for a social life. Time and time again, relationships have been ruined when super-heroes have chosen "fight then team up" over "dinner and a movie," and actually starting a relationship is even worse...
10 Years of Joe Quesada at Marvel: A Timeline
10 Years of Joe Quesada at Marvel: A Timeline
10 Years of Joe Quesada at Marvel: A Timeline
This week marks Joe Quesada's tenth anniversary as Editor-in-Chief (and now Chief Creative Officer) at Marvel Comics and there is most definitely cause for celebration. It's been a pretty great decade for Marvel if you reflect upon the assortment of engaging stories, creative risks and major events that have gone down...
The 10 Most Amazing Exercises From 'The Mighty Marvel Strength and Fitness Book'
The 10 Most Amazing Exercises From 'The Mighty Marvel Strength and Fitness Book'
The 10 Most Amazing Exercises From 'The Mighty Marvel Strength and Fitness Book'
In the 22 years that I've been reading comics, I've built up a collection with some pretty weird stuff in it: A pristine copy of "Godzilla vs. Barkley" (in which Godzilla rises from the ocean to do battle on the court with a 300 foot-tall Sir Charles), a copy of "Rock Reflections of a Super-Hero," even the two comics about Prince that Dwayne McDuffie wrote back in the early '90
The ABCs of Mediocre Marvel Villainy [Art]
The ABCs of Mediocre Marvel Villainy [Art]
The ABCs of Mediocre Marvel Villainy [Art]
"There are no bad characters, only bad creators" is a saying that's been making the rounds for decades in the superhero comics business. I suspect it's often not true, but whoever said that must have been prognosticating the excellent work of Kyle Starks, who demonstrates in an inspired series of portraits that even the most dubious of super-villains can offer us some amount of value --
‘The Handi-Cats': A Marvel Comics Homage about Disabled Superhero Cats Fighting the Oil Spill [WTF]
‘The Handi-Cats': A Marvel Comics Homage about Disabled Superhero Cats Fighting the Oil Spill [WTF]
‘The Handi-Cats': A Marvel Comics Homage about Disabled Superhero Cats Fighting the Oil Spill [WTF]
As someone who runs a comic book website, I get a lot of press releases, and I consider myself pretty battle-hardened to the incredibly bizarre things that come out of the world of comics on a daily basis. But even I was not prepared for "The Handicats," an online comic based on a New York Times best-selling memoir by Gwen Cooper about adopting a blind cat named Homer and learning about
Does the Potential ‘Green Lantern’ Trilogy Spell the End of Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool?
Does the Potential ‘Green Lantern’ Trilogy Spell the End of Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool?
Does the Potential ‘Green Lantern’ Trilogy Spell the End of Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool?
Who would win in a fight, Wade Wilson or Hal Jordan? Although we may never see the two battle it out mano a mano, it seems that two Hollywood film studios could be going to war over the presence of Ryan Reynolds. Having already filmed his starring role in "Green Lantern" for Warner Bros...
Forget a Hulk Movie: Make a She-Hulk TV Series
Forget a Hulk Movie: Make a She-Hulk TV Series
Forget a Hulk Movie: Make a She-Hulk TV Series
In the past decade, we've seen that comic book movies, even relatively obscure comic book movies, have the ability to transcend their genre and be very impressive films, while making boatloads of sweet, sweet money for their creators. Still, not all comic book characters automatically translate into film success ...
ComicsAlliance vs. Marvel’s Greatest Vampires
ComicsAlliance vs. Marvel’s Greatest Vampires
ComicsAlliance vs. Marvel’s Greatest Vampires
Whether they're bloodsucking fiends or sparkly prettyboys, everybody loves vampires, and that's a fact that Marvel seems fully aware of given their plans to pit the creatures of the night against their band of merry mutants in the upcoming "Curse of the Mutants" storyline...

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