Tag Archives: Marvel Comics

Some big stories, like the reveal of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, the possible X-Men live action TV series, and more Mario Kart news, broke this past week. We also kicked off our month-long celebration of all things horror with the aptly titled Horror Month. Click, and be afraid.

Back in the days when Wade was more of a villain and less of a lovable psychopath, Cable and X-Force trailed the merc with a mouth through time on a journey to save history. Yes, really.

Thor and Loki tie into Original Sin with the revelation that Odin had a daughter, banished along with something called the Tenth Realm.

As variant covers go, this one’s pretty darn awesome.

The Blue Marvel and others remember the murdered cosmic being who watched over the Earth while Blade fights for his life against the threat of the Deathwalkers.

Digital ‘deluxe’ editions are nothing new in the realm of video games, but today’s release of the Amazing Spider-Man #1 from Marvel is getting a little extra oomph for e-comic readers too.

X-Men mainstay Storm is getting her first ever book this Summer from Marvel Comics.

Marvel is set to reveal the truth about Matt Murdock’s family once and for all when Daredevil #6 hits the stands, bringing an Original Sin crossover with it.

Original Sin reveals that Peter Parker wasn’t the only one bitten by that radioactive spider, but just who is Silk and why haven’t we seen her pop up anywhere in the Marvel U in all these years?

Who killed the Watcher of Earth? And who has the ultimate black book on all the characters that make up the Marvel U? Issue #2 of Marvel’s big Summer crossover event holds more questions than answers.

Possibly according to an interview with  X-Men: Days of Future Past writer/producer Simon Kinberg.

More WonderCon and C2E2 (currently still ongoing in Chicago) coverage highlighted a week where we also saw a preview of the incredible-looking BroForce,  news about games like Batman: Arkham Origins and Dragon Age Inquisition, and a double-header review of Castlevania titles. Throw in our usual assortment of reviews, news, and …

Elektra might have the strangest named villains of all time, even in this short run of only two issues.

Of course Marvel Comics would be bringing the big guns to C2E2, with panels showcasing 3 Months to Die, Spider-Verse, Original Sin, and more.

Brian Michael Bendis presents a world where crime is king, and the only good guys aren’t all that heroic.

The classic X-Men versus Brotherhood feud takes on new life with the new generation of characters and a powered-up Jean Grey freshly back from her ‘trial’ in the Shi’ar Empire.