Resurrections aplenty, revelations galore... But will this be the issue that converts Matthew to Barry's role as "The One, True Flash?"
Matthew attempts to be clever and it ends up backfiring on him in this week's Major Spoilers Adventures.
From the moment Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog hit the intardwebz, fans of musical comedies, with a superhero hook have been in seventh heaven. While there have been a couple of attempts to tell a Dr. Horrible origin story, the official take on the villain’s past can only be found in the pages of Dr. Horrible #1 from Dark Horse Comics.
Get into the Christmas Spirit with the latest from Boom Kids’ Disney Christmas Classics hardcover collection! From the classics of yester year to a few newer offerings, Mickey and the gang celebrate Christmas as only Disney can!
With all the exciting goings on in the Batman universe these days, it would seem like every issue would be a winner. While the Falcone Family and Black Mask’s gang vie for control of Gotham City, other players emerge to cause shenanigans and all manner of trouble.
The Sentient World Observation and Response Department. Fighting alien crime... in a FUTURE TIME. Ba ba bada ba baaaaaaah ba bum!
Scorned and left for dead by the man she thought she loved, Nola Thomas returns to the flooded city of New Orleans a different woman than she was prior to the onslaught of Hurricane Katrina. What sequence of events could change a beautiful woman looking for love to a scarred woman looking for revenge?
The Blue And The Gold are reunited, but with more brain-eating this time! IN ADDITION: Why you shouldn't drink things out of hundred-year-old buried bottles! PLUS: Can R2D2 assimilate the Borg? All this and more, as the little podcast that could hits 152
Marvel just slipped us the variant cover to Reborn #1 by Joe Quesada. The issue ships during the week of Comic-Con International in San Diego.
REBORN #1 (of 5) QUESADA VARIANT (APR098376)
Written by ED BRUBAKER
Penciled by BRYAN HITCH
Cover by JOE QUESADA
Rated T+ …$3.99
FOC—6/16/09, On-Sale—7/22/09
(Click for 790x600 image)
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Post-resurrection dump taking?
Uh oh. He’s got no pupils. Given that Cap doesn’t wear eye protection, that clearly means he’s a zombie.
(Or that Joey Q is as bad at art continuity as he is with regular continuity.)
When you’ve been dead for so long, I can only imagine how backed up you must get. I post-resurrection dump seems to be in order.
Not another one of those gross Herogasm covers . . . oh wait.
@Josh
Ever seen “Miss March” (The movie) ….Coma…Atrophy…chok.. Baaaaad results.
So, how does everyone really think he’ll be brought back? Clone, magic, time displacement? Superboy punching reality?
Sharon Carter makes a deal with Mephisto. Worked last time.
Not to sound racist but I’m just happy it’s not the black cap like alot of people rumored it was going to be. With Will Smith being announced shortly after the 1st issue hit as playing cap in the movie.
@Matt
I agree…i just dont see him playing Cap….I would love to see him as Pym or Iro…oh right.
If they did do a Black Cap i vote Denzel Washington. Nothing wrong with race or gender swaps but ya gotta get the right actors anyway. Also you dont get more American than “Washington”.
For the return I’m going with either a clone or cap from a previews time frame, last we saw Skull he was getting something or someone out of the time stream with one of Doom’s time window. At first I thought it was a copy of his own body(he was sharing a body at the time), but it could have been Cap’s.
Here’s a funny thought what if his soul or spirit is put in fifties cap’s body?
Guys, be quiet. He’s taking a Cap.
looks like marvel is getting the hype machine rolling…
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/06/15/captain.america/index.html
Owners must curb their Captains!
LOL @ George
That’s just what I was thinking!
Bwahahaha!
Think about what all has happened since Cap “died”. Not only has Dark Reign drawn a lot of villains out of hiding, the revelation of the Skrulls as well. With Cap gone many of baddies have been acting like they all ate their spinach and the world has become a darker place for it. Realizing the true casualty in Civil War was America’s trust in the Superhero, Tony might have seen the light, snapped out of his hubris, and realized there was only one way to fix all of it. I am going to go with the “Tony and I staged this whole dying thing to bring out the real villains in the world” theory.
It’s classic, and if you don’t pull it off too much it doesn’t seem cheap. Too many comics have had supernatural or super science pull them back from the brink. Why couldn’t it be a good old fashioned bluff/switcheroo?
What’s with all the wrinkles?