Tag Archives: Marvel Comics

The Marvel Universe is coming to an end, and Marvel’s website will be your number one resource for info about the singular battleground known as Battleworld.

The original Spawn returns this week with an issue number (250) that comics just don’t see these days, Superman gets new everything in an issue that brings the first arc of Romita’s run to a close, Valiant’s villain-led Imperium arrives, and Marvel’s Star Wars rolls on.

So Secret Wars: Battleworld looks… interesting.

Five all-new licenses mark the beginning of a packed 2015 for Diamond Select Toys.

March is Women’s History Month, and Marvel Comics is celebrating the women of Marvel with a set of covers featuring artwork by the some of the hottest female pencilers in the biz.

A few more LEGO games are headed to consoles and mobile platforms in 2015, including some of the biggest movie characters of the upcoming year.

Captain America and the Mighty Avengers, Loki: Agent of Asgard, and Magneto are the stage for the Last Days of the Marvel Universe, and the beginning of Secret Wars.

A pair of books prepped for Free Comic Book Day 2015 will offer a quartet of stories, including the hyped Secret Wars and the Attack on Titan/Avengers crossover.

A pretty packed week sees some big moments in both Marvel and DC, as well as the latest issue of IDW’s X-Files book, and X-O Manowar taking on the Armorines over in Valiant.

Joining Last Days, Battleworld and Warzones will join the new series’ that will tell a more in-depth tale of the multiverse after the dawn of the reality-shattering Secret Wars.

I have to admit, I was extremely down on Fox’ reboot of Marvel’s classic Fantastic Four property. One look at the new teaser trailer for the film though, and I think I’ve changed my mind.

Big red is even bigger, and on the prowl in the heart of New York City. Can a whole mess of Hulks and one aggravated Spider-Man stop him?

Coming just in time for the reality-meshing Secret Wars this Spring, True Believers will give readers a look into the many realities of Marvel for just a buck a piece.

It was sort of a known commodity already, but Sir Patrick Stewart has made it official on Larry King Now, he and Ian McKellen won’t be back to the X-Men movie franchise for the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse.

It’s the end of the Marvel Universe as we know it, and I feel fine.

Remember that awesome poster with all the movie Avengers fighting the Ultron army from SDCC last year? Well now you’ll be able to take a copy home on the cover of Avengers #44 and New Avengers #33, as well as a bundle of variant covers for Avengers: Ultron Forever #1.