If you’re a fan of the New Mutants, X-Force or X-Factor, you probably know Shatterstar. Of course, if you saw Deadpool 2 you definitely became acquainted with him – even if that acquaintance was relatively short lived. Though he’s been absent from the pages of comicbooks in recent years, Marvel announced that Shatterstar is returning in his own miniseries this fall. Continue reading Comics Cosmos – Shattering Tradition
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GW1 Issue 165 – And the Con Goes On
Welcome to part two of our Comic-Con International coverage! This week, we recorded during Oddmall: Riverside Ramble in Canton, Ohio, so there are updates from our fun weekend to share. And our con news includes trailers released at SDCC for a few big movies and some tv series, casting updates and details on some of the cool Comic-Con fan experiences. But there was other news as well, including the Disney/Fox deal moving forward, casting details for a couple of films, Game of Thronesupdates and Seth Rogan whispering sweet nothings for your traveling pleasure. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 165 – And the Con Goes On
Playing Around – Do Whatever a Spider Can
Though they didn’t have a big presence at Comic-Con International this time around, Marvel did make some big announcements. One of those was details on the upcoming Spider-Man game for the PlayStation 4. Con attendees were even able to play the game at the Marvel booth! But the excitement isn’t just about the game itself. Continue reading Playing Around – Do Whatever a Spider Can
GW1 Issue 164 – Here Come the Con
This week we have the first of two issues worth of Comic-Con International coverage! So many announcements were made and surprises revealed last Thursday and Friday in San Diego and we need to talk about so much of it. Plus, we saw a couple of movies last week, went to a beauty pageant and caught some anime. And, amazingly, there’s a bit of non-Comic-Con news to share. Listen now! Continue reading GW1 Issue 164 – Here Come the Con
Comics Cosmos – The Knights Return
In the late 90s, when faced with massive financial problems, one of the most interesting and popular imprints of Marvel Comics began – Marvel Knights. Led by Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti, the titles focused on characters considered low profile at Marvel – Daredevil, Black Panther, Punisher and the Inhumans. Yes, a lot of characters that everyone knows now, thanks in part to expanding into other media. Continue reading Comics Cosmos – The Knights Return