As if you can’t already get enough Skrullerific images from the Who Do You Trust? campaign, Marvel has gone and done it to Marvel’s First Family (with a little help from Mike McKone).
Mavel has sent Major Spoilers the variant cover image to Secret Invasion: Fantastic Four #1 that arrives May 14, 2008.
Well if you’ve read the first issue of Secret Invasion, you know she opened a huge hole to the Negative Zone, blowing up half the Baxter Building. But what happens after that?
Marvel has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the cover to Secret Invasion: Fantastic Four #1.
According to Marvel, Secret Invasion #1 has completely sold out at Diamond Comics Distributors, prompting the company to go back to press so fans can get their hands on the issue that has everyone at Major Spoilers buzzing.
The variant cover features the “big reveal” featuring well known Marvel characters exiting a crashed Skrull ship.
In honor of Skrullapalooza week (that’s Secret Invasion week for you not on the Major Spoilers Funny Wagon)!
Yes, we reviewed the album on a recent Major Spoilers Podcast, now you can experience the joy, humor, and kick-assishness that is Ookla the Mok and their song Super Skrull.
Oh My God! (make sure you say it like Jonathan Higgins)
The Secret Invasion is upon us, and it’s not secret anymore. Who’s a Skrull, who isn’t a Skrull, and just when did all this happen?
StevieCool over in the Major Spoilers forum, has been posting a series of humorous takes on Secret Invasion.
Head over to the forum to see the rest.
Here are two more images courtesy of Marvel Comics asking that age old question, “Who Do You Trust?” The variant edition for Secret Invasion #1 shows Spider-Man in mid turn. I don’t know if that is a big reveal or not, but this latest by Greg Horn sure makes you wonder.
With the revelation that Black Bolt’s been replaced by a Skrull in disguise, it’s time for the Inhumans to get ready for the big payback!
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It’s the 90s all over again kiddies, with variant covers coming fast and furious for titles and reprints. The latest variant comes from Dynamic Forces and Marvel for next week’s Secret Invasion #1 by Mel Rubi.
Comic fans old and new know Mel Rubi’s art from the immense variety of titles and characters that he has drawn for the past two decades. Mel’s countless credits include hit Marvel titles such as Uncanny X-Men, Excalibur and Wolverine, as well as Image titles Grifter, Stormwatch and Deathblow, and for Dark Horse, Star Wars: The Bounty Hunters - Scoundrel’s Wages. Most recently, Mel completed the smash hit crossover series, Spider-Man / Red Sonja.
Looks like there are other variants on the way from Dynamic Forces, and we’ll keep you posted on that… no really, we will.
Flee to the hills! The aliens are among us! Red Scare! Red Scare! Red Scare!
I actually really dig this sneak peek at Secret Invasion #1 that arrives next week. Black Bolt and Elektra are known, but what are those “infiltration success” locations all about? Could those Greg Horn images actually be correct?And if you missed the Secret Invasion Prologue, you can check it out at the Marvel DCU (Digital Comics Unlimited). Registration is required.
At least this explains his absence.
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I never trusted him to begin with.
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Marvel Comics has sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles shipping in June 2008. Among the titles to look out for; Ultimate Origins, Secret Invasion, Son of Hulk, and who are those people in the Captain America uniform? Steve Rogers is still dead, right?
It’s almost like Marvel is reading our minds (listen to the podcast where I question Matthew on who is a Skrull and pose the question “are there any villains that are Skrulls?”).
Behold! Doom!
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Marvel sent the cover images for Secret Invasion #1, that let’s us all in on a Skrull invasion. Wait…what? Skrulls invading the Marvel universe, replacing characters we have grown to know and love? Why am I the last to know about all of this?
In all seriousness, Secret Invasion is here, and Marvel promises it will “change the Marvel Universe Forever!” Okay, okay, you can stop giggling now, and check out the cover images.
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