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Ghost Rider, Vol. 1: Unchained TPB by Benjamin Percy (Goodreads Author),  Cory Smith and Brent Peeples (Illustrations) What a start! I haven’t read a Ghost Rider book THIS GOOD in YEARS! NOTHING about it is bad; the book flows absolutely well,
Ghost Rider, Vol. 1: The King Of Hell Ed Brisson, (Writer) Aaron Kuder (Artist), Juan Frigeri (Artist), Jason Keith (Color Arist), Craig Yeung (Artist), John Lucas (Artist), Luciano Vecchio (Artist) The curse of the Ghost Rider lives on! And I don’t mean flame head actually existing;
Directed by Taika Waititi Written by Taika Waititi Jennifer Kaytin Robinson Based on Thor by Stan Lee Larry Lieber Jack Kirby Produced by Kevin Feige Brad Winderbaum Starring Chris Hemsworth Christian Bale Tessa Thompson Jaimie Alexander Taika Waititi Russell Crowe
MARVEL’S MOST SWOON-WORTHY RELATIONSHIPS COME TO MARVEL UNLIMITED IN THE ALL-NEW ‘LOVE UNLIMITED’ ROMANCE TRACK THE INFINITY COMIC SERIES KICKS OFF ON THURSDAY, JUNE 9 WITH ‘MS. MARVEL & RED DAGGER’ On Thursday, June 9, an all-new Infinity Comic anthology series launches
MORBIUS Directed by Daniel Espinosa Written by Matt Sazama Burk Sharpless Based on Marvel Comics Produced by Avi Arad Matt Tolmach Lucas Foster Starring Jared Leto Matt Smith Adria Arjona Jared Harris Al Madrigal Tyrese Gibson Cinematography Oliver Wood Edited
“Comics were better when they left politics out” My question is… When was that? It is truly weird when a comic from the 70s (Captain America #193-#200 from 1975) resonates with the specific circumstances most of the world finds itself
An excellent reintroduction to the character and offering phenomenal artwork reminiscent of the late, great Darwyn Cooke and Andrea Sorrentino, the book presents a different point of view in the daily life of an Avenger. Wonderfully pedestrian and concise, it
This might be a sensitive subject to some. Of all the glorious deaths you might imagine for a warrior such as Captain Marvel, cancer is definitely the least one you would expect. Following an attack by the villain Nitro in
In preparation to read the iconic “The Death of Captain Marvel,” I brushed up some history of the character by reading his debut story in Marvel Super Heroes #12-13 and Captain Marvel #1 by Stan Lee and Gene Colan. While
I cannot stress how much I love Neil Gaiman’s work; although my experience of it is very limited, I have had enough to want to read more. His tug-of-war between the divine and the profane with a touch of a