Secret Wars

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Russo Brothers Want Secret Wars Movie

Anthony and Joe Russo offer up they wouldn’t mind tackling Secret Wars in the MCU! The Russo brothers have been busy developing The Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers 4 at Marvel Studios, not to mention Captain America: Civil War and Captain America: The Winter Soldier. So does that mean they will be taking a break

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Animated Spider-Man, Ant-Man, Funko, Secret Wars Announced At NYCC

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Watch: Secret Wars: The Story So Far

Marvel Presents SECRET WARS: THE STORY SO FAR!

Secret Wars #9 – You won’t believe what it STARTED January 13th

                                                                                                                                                                           

It’s the story that has the whole world on the edge of its seat. The biggest Marvel event of all time. And this January – it all comes crashing down and births the All-New, All-Different Marvel Universe. To get ready for this gargantuan battle royale, Marvel is excited to present “SECRET WARS: THE STORY SO FAR.” In order to prepare for the cataclysmic and Battleworld-shaking chapter, recap the entire event now with the help of Marvel.com Host, Lorraine Cink (watch above).

Battleworld teeters on the brink. Armies march against God Doom. What will become of this strange patchwork planet? Who lives? Who dies? One thing is for certain – nobody will come back from Battleworld the same and you won’t believe what it STARTED!

Be there for the explosive conclusion and the genesis of the new Marvel Universe in SECRET WARS #9 on sale January 13th!    

SECRET WARS #9 (OCT150729)

Written by JONATHAN HICKMAN
Art by ESAD RIBIC

Cover by ALEX ROSS

Variant Covers by SIMONE BIANCHI (OCT150730), SKOTTIE YOUNG (SEP158740),

SARA PICHELLI (OCT150731) and FRED HEMBECK (OCT150733)

Action Figure Variant by JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER (OCT150732)

FOC – 12/14/15, On-Sale – 01/13/16

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Comic Book News Marvel

First Look At Secret Wars #7

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Writer: Jonathan Hickman

Art: Esad Ribic

Colors: Ive Svorcina

Covers: Alex Ross, Simone Bianchi, John Tyler Christopher, Stacey Lee, Esad Ribic, Paul Gulacy

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Price: $3.99

In Stores: November 11th, 2015

Description:

THE GREATEST SACRIFICE!

Source: CBR

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Comic Book News Marvel

Top Ten Comic Books For August 2015

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The secrets behind the creation of Battleworld are revealed in Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic’s Secret Wars #5 from Marvel Comics, the best-selling comic book in August 2015 according to information provided by Diamond Comic Distributors, the world’s largest distributor of comics, graphic novels, and pop culture merchandise.

Marvel Comics was August’s top publisher with a 36.67% dollar share and a 40.13% unit share. DC Entertainment was the month’s number two publisher with a 25.39% dollar share and a 26.95% unit share. August’s number three publisher was Image Comics with a 9.98% dollar share and a 10.41% unit share. In fourth was IDW Publishing with a 4.90% dollar share and a 4.26% unit share. Dark Horse Comics placed fifth for the month with a 4.09% dollar share and a 3.63% unit share.

In August, Marvel Comics had seven titles among the top ten best-selling comics, including Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larroca’s Darth Vader #8 and Dan Slott and Adam Kubert’s Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #3 at #5. DC Entertainment had two titles maintain their top ten positions — Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s Batman #43 at #3 and Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok’s Justice League #43 at #8. Also in the top ten was Image Comics with Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead #145 at #7 for the month. Outside the top ten, August’s best-selling non-premier comic book was Oni Press’ Invader Zim #2, based on the fan-favorite animated series, which ranked #43 overall.

Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead Volume 24: Life and Death from Image Comics was the best-selling graphic novel for August and one of the publisher’s five volumes in the top ten. DC Entertainment had two titles in the top ten, led by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s Batman: The Killing Joke Special Edition at #2. Marvel Comics placed three titles in the top ten, with Mark Millar and Steve McNiven’s Civil War at #4.

IDW Publishing’s Frank Miller’s Daredevil Artifact Edition, a recreation of Miller’s classic Daredevil artwork, was August’s best-selling book. Also among the top ten were two books from Dark Horse Comics; Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia ranked #2 and Avatar: The Last Airbender Poster Collection ranked #7.

DC Entertainment’s Batman Black & White: Batgirl by Babs Tarr, a statue that recreates the new look of Batgirl, was August’s best-selling toy and one of the manufacturer’s three products in the top ten. Also in the top ten was Diamond Select Toys with five products; the Marvel Select: Avengers Age of Ultron: Black Widow Action Figure was their best-selling product at #3.

The Marvel HeroClix: Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD Booster Brick, an expansion for WizKids/NECA’s collectible miniatures game, was August’s best-selling game product. Also in the top ten was Diamond Select Toys’ Back to the Future Monopoly, a custom edition of the board game based on the beloved film series, ranked #2.

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Top Ten Comic Books For June 2015

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Diamond has released their sales charts for the month of June where Marvel comes out on top with Secret Wars, Spider-Man and Star Wars.

DC then follows up with Justice League and Batman, with Marvel taking the next three spots followed by DC, and then Marvel again with Groot at #10.

The bigger story here is Marvel dominating the market share with a whopping 40.86% dollar share and 43.16% unit share to DC’s 25.06% and 28.03%, respectively.

Check out the charts:

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Now Secret Wars #4 Spoilers Leak Online

Following the earlier leak of the All-New All-Different Marvel titles and covers, spoiler images for tomorrow’s Secret Wars #4 have landed online.

Check them out below the cover.

Updated: with more images.

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Spoilers:

Doom kills 616 Cyclops that had the Phoenix Force:

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Doom kills 616 Doctor Strange because Strange scattered the other 616 heroes away from Doom and hid them:

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Marvel’s All-New All-Different Titles Leak Online

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A list and covers of Marvel’s reboot following Secret Wars in the Fall have become known as images have leaked online from a free promo magazine that Marvel will be releasing tomorrow.

The list of titles (which doesn’t look to be complete) includes (images can be found below):

  • Carnage by Gerry Conway & Mike Perkins
  • Venom: Spaceknight by Robbie Thompson & Ariel Olivetti
  • Ultimates by Al Ewing & Kenneth Rocafort
  • Web Warriors by Mike Costa & David Baldeon
  • Spider-Man 2099 by Peter David & Will Sliney
  • Spider-Woman by Dennis Hopeless & Javier Rodriguez
  • Daredevil by Charles Soule & Ron Garney
  • Howling Commandos of S.H.I.E.L.D. by Frank Barbiere & Brent Schoonover
  • Amazing Spider-Man by Dan Slott & Giuseppe Camuncoli
  • Silk by Robbie Thompson & Stacey Lee
  • Uncanny Avengers by Gerry Duggan & Ryan Stegman
  • All-New Wolverine by Tom Taylor & David Lopez
  • Uncanny X-Men by Cullen Bunn & Greg Land
  • All-New X-Men by Dennis Hopeless & Mark Bagley
  • Old Man Logan by Jeff Lemire & Andrea Sorrentino
  • Nova by Sean Ryan & Cory Smith
  • Hawkeye by Jeff Lemire & Ramon Perez
  • Karnak by Warren Ellis & Gerardo Zaffino
  • New Avengers by Al Ewing & Gerardo Sandoval
  • Illuminati by Josh Williamson & Shawn Crystal
  • Sam Wilson, Captain America by Nick Spencer & Daniel Acuna
  • Star-Lord by Sam Humphries & artist to be announced
  • Guardians of the Galaxy by Brian Michael Bendis & Valerio Schiti
  • Scarlet Witch by James Robinson and artist to be announced
  • Ms. Marvel by G. Willow Wilson, Takeshi Miyazawa & Adrian Alphona
  • Angela: Asgard’s Assassin by Marguerite Bennett, Kim Jacinto & Stephanie Hans
  • Howard the Duck  by Chip Zdarsky & Joe Quinones
  • Deadpool by Gerry Duggan & Mike Hawthorne
  • The Mighty Thor by Jason Aaron & Russell Dauterman
  • Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. by Marc Guggenheim & artist to be announced
  • Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis & Valerio Schiti
  • Ant-Man by Nick Spencer & Ramon Rosanas
  • Extraordinary X-Men by Jeff Lemire & Humberto Ramos
  • Spider-Gwen by Jason Latour & Robbi Rodriguez
  • Drax by CM Punk, Cullen Bunn & Ed McGuinness
  • Squadron Supreme by James Robinson & Leonadrd Kirk
  • The Vision by Tom King & Gabriel H. Walta
  • Uncanny Inhumans by Charles Soule & Steve McNiven
  • Contest of Champions by Al Ewing & Paco Medina
  • Captain Marvel by Tara Butters, Michele Fazekas & Kris Anka
  • Doctor Strange by Jason Aaron & Chris Bachalo
  • All-New All-Different Avengers by Mark Waid, Adam Kubert & Mahmud Asrar
  • A-Force by G. Willow Wilson & Victor Ibanez
  • The Totally Awesome Hulk by Greg Pak & Frank Cho 
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Now We Have An Asian Hulk

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Is Marvel’s Secret Wars really a secret war against white male comic book characters?

The latest to support the theory is that the Hulk looks to be the next in line to get replaced.

Marvel released a teaser image of the new Hulk, which is speculated to be Amadeus Cho, who is of Korean descent.

Greg Pak is writing the The Totally Awesome Hulk with art by Frank Cho.

Marvel Comics has been replacing their white comic book characters as of late with minority characters.

Their new Avengers book features five new characters that have replaced original white characters as well.

Stan Lee recently offered this thoughts on white characters getting replaced in that new characters should just be created.

A while back also saw Michelle Rodriguez rant about minority characters replacing white characters in Hollywood.

(image above via Newsarama)

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Gabrielle Dell'Otto Secret Wars #4 Variant Revealed
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Gabrielle Dell’Otto Secret Wars #4 Variant Revealed

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Marvel continues with its cosmic-themed variants for Secret Wars #4 as a variant by artist Gabrielle Dell’Otto is available featuring Thanos and the Silver Surfer.

Marvel also previously revealed a Jim Starlin Thanos variant for the issue.

Gabrielle Dell’Otto was previously responsible for the stellar Annihilation covers as well.

You can pick up the Gabrielle Dell’Otto Secret Wars #4 variant at comicxposure.

 

SECRET WARS #4 (OF 8)
JONATHAN HICKMAN (w) • ESAD RIBIC (a)
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Connecting cover by SIMONE BIANCHI
VARIANT COVER by ERICA HENDERSON
ACTION FIGURE VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
AGWENGERS VARIANT COVER BY CHRIS SAMNEE
VARIANT COVER BY ESAD RIBIC
VARIANT COVER BY Jim Starlin
ALL THE ANGELS SING!
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99

On Sale: June 17th

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Top Ten Comic Books For May 2015

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Diamond released their comic books sales charts for the month of May where Marvel’s Secret Wars comes out on top.

We again see the power of the geek box subscriptions as BOOM! Studios actually comes in at #2.

Marvel follows with Secret Wars #2 and Star Wars, with DC Comics taking the last two top ten spots with Convergence.

Here are the charts:

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Blade Featured With Howard The Duck & A Racist Watermelon Joke in Battleworld #2

Secret Wars: Battleworld #2 was released this week from Marvel Comics which features none other than Blade and Howard The Duck.

As we all know, Marvel has been going the PC route by “diversifying” their characters.

It seems Marvel ED may have let this one slip by as we are guessing the PC Police wouldn’t be too thrilled with the context.

However, we guess it’s okay because it’s written by Shaft writer David Walker.

Anybody else… well, that’s probably a different story.

Check it out:

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Disney Continues Cancelling X-Men & Fantastic Four Merchandise

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It’s been stated Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter isn’t happy that Fox Studios owns the rights to the X-Men and Fantastic Four, so much so that Permlutter has ordered the cancellation of the comics and merchandise.

As Rob Liefeld previously pointed out, there was no merchandise for X-Men: Days Of Future Past.

The Fantastic Four comic has been cancelled, and Wolverine has been killed off.

There is even Marvel Comics killing off the Fantastic Four actors.

Marvel/Disney, under what is said to be a mandate by billionaire Perlmutter, has also cancelled planned Fantastic Four posters and removed Fox Studios-owned characters from t-shirts.

Now the latest is confirmed to be the cancellation of both X-Men and Fantastic Four statues from XM Studios, which were underway with sculptures already designed.

Bleeding Cool points out XM Studios updated their Facebook page with the following:

Folks, it’s been a sad day for us… due to reasons we aren’t at liberty to disclose, we have been asked to put a hard stop to all X-Men characters for now. That means Cable can’t be released, and neither can the awesome Sentinel Diorama which we’ve all been so looking forward to. Still, we continue to have faith that this isn’t an indefinite red light forever and you can have our promise we will be back to producing these dream pieces once the coast is clear – no matter how long it takes!

And:

No Fantastic 4 too… same issue

Also, check out the original Secret Wars cover t-shirts that have been changed:

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Jim Starlin Secret Wars#4 Variant Revealed

Check out the Secret Wars #4 variant cover from superstar Marvel Cosmic artist and writer Jim Starlin.

The issue goes on sale June 17th (via Newsarama).

Jim Starlin also has the OGN Thanos: The Infinity Relativity coming out June 2nd.

 

SECRET WARS #4 (OF 8)
JONATHAN HICKMAN (w) • ESAD RIBIC (a)
Cover by ALEX ROSS
Connecting cover by SIMONE BIANCHI
VARIANT COVER by ERICA HENDERSON
ACTION FIGURE VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
AGWENGERS VARIANT COVER BY CHRIS SAMNEE
VARIANT COVER BY ESAD RIBIC
VARIANT COVER BY Jim Starlin
ALL THE ANGELS SING!
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99

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