This is a variant cover by Skottie Young for the first issue of Marvel’s upcoming event comic Avengers vs. X-Men. It’s only available from Midtown Comics, it’s $8, and you can buy it here. You could also wait to buy this as a poster from your local comic shop in June.
My favorite part is the marital strife of Storm electrocuting Black Panther.
Here are the comics that came out today that you should check out. As usual don’t actually burn anything. If you do we’re not responsible.
I’m sticking with the 10 single issues thing to make it a more challenging decision of what to include.
I’m a big fan of the X-Men, but I’m not going to pretend like I’ve been keeping up with all the different books that are being released. I’m a little confused that Cyclops and Wolverine are working together again, but it’s cool to see. Check below for the official synopsis and some preview images from the first issue of this major cross-over event.
This issue will be released April 4th.
Avengers vs. X-Men is Marvel’s next event comic. I am definitely a fan of the X-Men, and I’ve been getting more into the Avengers through their newer comics and the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes cartoon. It appears that Patton Oswalt shares my X-Men bias. Check below for a video of that.
This series starts in March.
I’m digging Chris Bachalo’s art on this series. This issue comes out tomorrow. Check below for the synopsis and some preview images.
Last week Team Wolverine’s first issue came out. This week it’s Team Cyclop’s turn. Check out the official Marvel synopsis and preview images below.
Here are the comics that came out this week that you should check out. As usual don’t actually burn anything. If you do we’re not responsible.
I’m going to continue not saying anything about issues I have no personal opinion on yet.
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Wolverine and Cyclops have had their falling out, and now the teams have split apart. The first series from the split starts tomorrow. Check below for the synopsis and preview images.
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Hey, I’m going to try and get back into doing posts of my favorite covers from each month. Here’s the Marvel version for November.
The covers below are in chronological order by the date they release.
Most of these don’t have the artist name listed with them on Marvel’s website, so sorry about that.
Brian Wood is the writer behind the comics Demo, DMZ, & Northlanders; the three for which he is most known. I got a chance to talk to him after a Dark Horse comics panel at New York Comic Con, which he was part of to talk about two new books he’s working on with Dark Horse. Check that out below.
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