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Needless to say, the launch of the new ultimate universe from Marvel was a huge success. Everything comes to mind this December with the ultimate endgame event commemorating the second anniversary of the Line’s debut. Today, the publisher has released details of the Ultimate Universe. Two years later, on December 3rd, it’s a special one-shot hit stand from writers Dennis Camp and Alex Paknadel, as well as various artists to be announced later. The first issue features a cover drawn by Ryan Stegman. Official press release below: Before the Ultimate Endgame begins, we look at the current state of the…
The Rebellion has announced the action as the latest addition to the library of archive collections, in line with the 50th anniversary of the controversial title. The anthology is known as an immediate pioneer in the 2000 Gregorian calendar and has been diminished in history as a British comic that incites moral panic. According to the Rebellion press release: “For the first time in decades, the Rebellion has collected action in a series of new archive versions, including all the strips and some editorials that produced many infamous names in the 1970s!” First Hardcover Action: Before the ban, Volume 1…
Ultimate Universe: For two years this December, authors Dennis Camp (Ultimate Endgame) and Alex Paknadel (the amazing X-Men) joined the lineup of top Marvel artists. Just like last year’s Ultimate Universe, I brought Nick Fury into folding and pulled back the curtains of the Manufacturers Council. Fans can expect the highly anticipated return of the Ultimate Parents, a deeper look at their role in the Ultimate Endgame, and the introduction of brand new faces as the manufacturer’s countdown to the explosive comeback approaches the finale. All roads lead to endgame. As the ultimate endgame approaches, the Guardians cross the multiverse,…
Marvel’s X-Men lineup would not have been completed without the X-Force title. The book boasts some powerful character dynamics and impressive visuals thanks to author Steve Fox and artist teams Marcus Toe and Eric Arciniega, but this X-force era is uneven and this collection doesn’t change that impression completely. Collecting 2024 X-Force Run Issues #6–10, the book concludes Forge’s newly assembled strike team in tackling both internal and external threats. The series balances two major threads, with Forge, Captain Britain, Askani (Rachel Summers) and Tank facing magical technical villain La Diabla, and another storyline where Sage helps the desperate professor…
Jed Mackay’s current X-Men series is a combination of interesting ideas and superhero spectacles, and the latest trade paperbacks continue that approach. Comfortable finding current flagship titles from the Ash era, these issues move the team in an incredible direction, mixing a lot of action and character drama. It’s not without rough spots, but overall, the story and visuals land frequently. Collecting the issues of X-Men (2024) #11–18, this arc finds the X-Men protecting the Alaskan town of Meruru when a mysterious fugitive pursued by an alien killer executive appears at the entrance. Cyclops leads the team against the deadliest…
Mad Cave Studios has announced the latest addition to the Maverick imprint of Young Adult Story. The beat has all the details. College Try, which will debut next winter, is a strange and magical rom-com, tinged with early nostalgia. The book is written by Olivia Quartero Briggs, painted by Roberta Ingranata, colored by Warnia Sahadeva and written by Jodie Troutman. “The hopeless forties hope to reunite with her college ex-boyfriend is shattered when he publicly proclaims his love for his fellow alumni. However, through the twist of magical fate, she is given the opportunity to go back to time and…
HangingManga artist: Aaron RostLetter: Becca CarreyPublisher: Strangers Publishing / $18June 2025 The youngest of the three siblings is the one who can see why. of course. He is not the first child heading into the sky. Bombs hanging over the city, hanging, but no one else seems to perceive the ghostly knotted loops wrapped around them, leaving them there, but Tim. In a future with no resources or empathy, bombs are the least of their concerns. A hopeless man comes out of the alley and takes you to what you have, but the system takes your soul and the police…
Image credits: Jason Brown, MidLifeGamergeek.com The heroic Zero roams the wastelands and protects vulnerable from oppressive regimes. I know little about the Mega Man Zero Spinoff video games, but it wasn’t very important when it came to this issue. Hatsusosteinbach, who described the variant cover above, does an incredible job with the art of this issue feeling like reading animated. Visual tricks like focal points and motion blur actually add to this feeling. The colors are really pop, the action sequences (more than a few of them) are brilliantly dynamic, and overall lacking a bit of clarity in storytelling with…
It’s another week and that means it’s time for another edition of Marvel’s overview. But this is an incredible two-in-one where our main review covers the Imperial War: Black Panther by co-writer Victor Lovell, Cafu and the Imperial War: A rapid overview of Marvel releases by co-writer Stephanie Phillips and artist Emilio Lyso, Planet Che Hulk and the Other, consider Mortal Thor #1 and X-Men #21. As always, beats want to hear from you, a real believer! Please let us know what you think about this week’s Marvel Comics! Please let us know by screaming in the comments section below…
Vault Comics has announced that Corin Howell’s Lilith will return as an ongoing series next year. This is great news from a series dealing with printing issues, leading to rescheduling issues #3, #4, and #5 earlier this year. Lilith has become a real social media feeling. Howell’s illustrations of Lilith have earned millions of likes on various social media platforms, solidifying her status as one of the most popular original illustrated characters online. The book quickly achieved both critical criticism and commercial success, bringing multiple sellouts and new printings. “Surprise!!!:D I posted Howell on Instagram. Lilith is a sufficient horror…