Something Awful has a great run down of what is going on in the Marvel universe these days:
Spider-Man: Mopey, aunt dying, might be single soon
Hulk: Angry, kicking ass, tore the roof off MSG
Luke Cage: Paranoid, acting suspicious, maybe baby-daddy to a Skrull
Iron Man: Smug, acting bossy, in charge of SHIELD
Thor: Somber, looking for buds, […]
Entries Tagged as 'Marvel'
Quite possibly the best explaination of the Marvel universe right now
September 24th, 2007 · No Comments
Burnt Iraqi kid meets Spider-Man and Cap
September 17th, 2007 · No Comments
CNN has a sweet story about how Youssif met Spider-Man and Captain America while visiting Universal Studios.
Spidey then gave the boy from a far-away land a gentle hug, embracing him in his iconic blue and red tights. He showed Youssif a few tricks, like how to shoot a web from his wrist. Only this […]
The downturn in writing quality
September 7th, 2007 · 3 Comments
Brevoort recently had an entry on his blog about how he feels he has come full circle and a newer breed of editor is taking over at Marvel:
The thing that’s sort of funny to me is how a new, younger breed of editor has risen to take my old place as the great white hope. […]
Tags: General · Marvel · DC · Web · Opinion
Marvel sends Free Comic Books a cease and desist
August 22nd, 2007 · 8 Comments
For years Marvel/DC/etc have let scanning run a bit rampant. On occasion they’ll go after Z-Cult FM to try to get some torrent trackers shut down, but they’ve sort of sat on things lately.
Well, Marvel has started to make some waves. Free Comic Books is one of many sites that links to scanned comics. They […]
Tags: General · Marvel · Web · Scans · Piracy · News · Controversy
I already miss Sabertooth
August 15th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Jeph Loeb recently “killed off” Sabertooth and it really wasn’t met with much resistance from X-Men fans. People just sort of accepted it and went along with it. There were some rumblings, but no one really seamed to care that one of the only characters that gave Wolverine story lines that weren’t just spliced off […]


