Nah what’s good with spiders shadow??Spider's Shadow
@MartyMcFly have you picked it up yet breh? It's worth it.
Also, read X-Corp #1 and it was at least better than Excalibur (both are written by Tini Howard)
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It's this
Chip is back writing some Spidey
They bringing back What If with this one.
@MartyMcFly this is the same author that gave us Life Story and doing amazing stuff with Daredevil
It's in issue 2 of 5 and it's pretty dark, it's an interesting read for any spidey fan, imo.
bet. going to download it this weekend and report back
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This book is despised by a lot of comic book readers. I would be surprised if they brought it back.
X-Corp was a bunch of overly wordy bullshyt.
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The End Is Near as Al Ewing Sets the Stage for a Legendary Finale with 'Immortal Hulk' #49
50th issue is the last one of the run. if Ewing lands that ending
50th issue is the last one of the run. if Ewing lands that ending
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Spiders Shadow is hard bodySpider's Shadow
Also, read X-Corp #1 and it was at least better than Excalibur (both are written by Tini Howard)
Hopefully Marvel wises up and hands over The Avengers to Ewing.The End Is Near as Al Ewing Sets the Stage for a Legendary Finale with 'Immortal Hulk' #49
50th issue is the last one of the run. if Ewing lands that ending
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Jason Aaron’s run started off with promise but faltered once that Moon Knight stuff started happening. Ewing can bring in that Ultimates flavor
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Can anyone put me on some recent Doctor Doom piff and the start of the Krakoa shyt for X-Men?
Static: Season One #1 (of 6) goes on sale on June 15.
John Ridley, The writer of 12 Days a Slave, to tackle Black Panther and the iconic Wakandan nation
The Marvel Comics superhero Black Panther is getting a new series and a new creative team in August. It will be written by the Oscar winning screenwriter John Ridley (“12 Years a Slave”), and drawn by Juann Cabal. (The current Black Panther series, which began in 2016 and has been written by Ta-Nehisi Coates, will conclude on May 26.)
Ridley said he is eager for the chance to write the hero. “First of all, Black Panther is just a great character in and of himself,” he said in a telephone interview. “But being a young Black kid growing up, every time you saw a hero that looked like you, even if their background didn’t reflect my lived experience, it was just something that made you feel closer to the wish fulfillment that is intrinsic in graphic novel writing.”
In the new story, Black Panther receives an urgent message from a Wakandan operative who is in danger. “It’s a hybrid espionage-superhero thriller, but at its core, it’s a love story,” Ridley said. “And I don’t mean just romantic love, although there’s some of that as well. It’s love between friends.”
He said he thought about his closest childhood friends “and the ways that we ran together and how our lives changed over time.”
He said he also wanted to reflect upon the last year. “We’re coming out of a summer where we saw Black people fighting for our rights, standing up, fighting in ways that we haven’t had to do in years,” he said. “And it was really important to me after the year we had where we can have these conversations with Black people and we can use words like love and caring and hope and regret and all these really fundamental emotions that everybody has.”
Ridley said he is eager for the chance to write the hero. “First of all, Black Panther is just a great character in and of himself,” he said in a telephone interview. “But being a young Black kid growing up, every time you saw a hero that looked like you, even if their background didn’t reflect my lived experience, it was just something that made you feel closer to the wish fulfillment that is intrinsic in graphic novel writing.”
In the new story, Black Panther receives an urgent message from a Wakandan operative who is in danger. “It’s a hybrid espionage-superhero thriller, but at its core, it’s a love story,” Ridley said. “And I don’t mean just romantic love, although there’s some of that as well. It’s love between friends.”
He said he thought about his closest childhood friends “and the ways that we ran together and how our lives changed over time.”
He said he also wanted to reflect upon the last year. “We’re coming out of a summer where we saw Black people fighting for our rights, standing up, fighting in ways that we haven’t had to do in years,” he said. “And it was really important to me after the year we had where we can have these conversations with Black people and we can use words like love and caring and hope and regret and all these really fundamental emotions that everybody has.”
