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Titan Comics Announces Collected Chris Claremont And John Bolton Comic...
Titan Comics is pleased to announce the launch of Marada The-She Wolf by Chris Claremont (The Uncanny X-Men; Excalibur; Captain Britain; Fantastic Four; Gen 13, Sovereign 7) and John Bolton (Man-Bat;...
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Titan Comics Previews Marada the She-Wolf by Chris Claremont and John Bolton
[FROM THE OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE] From X-Men Writer Chris Claremont and Award-Winning artiwst John Bolton comes Marada the She-Wolf! The fantasy classic collected together for the first time ever!...
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Chris Claremont and John Bolton announced for Titan’s Marada The She-Wolf
Titan Comics has announced the creative team for their new medieval sword-and-sorcery epic, Marada The She-Wolf. Writing duties will be handled by legendary creator Chris Claremont (X-Men) while John...
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Chris Claremont Returns to The X-Men for New Nightcrawler Series
Marvel has announced that legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont will return to the franchise he helped elevate in his classic seventeen-year run. Claremont will be writing new series Nightcrawler,...
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Preview: “Nightcrawler #1″
“Nightcrawler #1″(w) Chris Claremont(a) Todd NauckMarvel Comics In November of last year Nightcrawler, one of the most famous of the X-Men, returned in the pages of “Amazing X-Men #1.” It was...
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CAPE WATCH: Daredevil Celebrates His 50th Anniversary, A New Scott Snyder...
Welcome to Cape Watch, where we explore the most interesting and/or biggest releases of the week from the “big two” publishers. Here’s what to look forward to this week from DC and Marvel: DC Comics...
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Preview: “Nightcrawler #2″
The highly-anticipated return of Nightcrawler didn’t disappoint, garnering mostly-positive reviews from critics and readers. Claremont is taking him around the world in issue #2, releasing May 14,...
View ArticlePoint of Entry: Extraordinarily Uncanny X-Men
There’s very few series as convoluted and winding as the X-Men, featuring over two dozen main titles since it’s creation in 1963. This week’s Point of Entry will try to unravel the main storyline...
View ArticleFLAMECON 2: Kitty Pryde ‘Queerest’ X-Man, Says Claremont
You heard it right — this past Sunday, at FlameCon 2 in Brooklyn, Chris Claremont, one of the definitive writers of the X-Men in the late 20th century, basically told us all that Kitty Pryde is the...
View ArticleBACK ISSUES: Beyond MJ: The Loves of Peter Parker
Welcome to another edition of “Back Issues”, the weekly column where I examine a character, concept or theme making waves in comics today through issues from the past. Today, the Loves of Peter Parker!...
View ArticleBACK ISSUES: Sweet Christmas – Luke Cage, Hero for Hire
Welcome to another edition of “Back Issues”, the weekly column where I examine a character, concept or theme making waves in comics today through issues from the past. Today, we look at the history of...
View ArticleSequart Examines Chris Claremont’s X-Men in “The Best at What He Does”
Sequart, the premiere organization for peer-reviewed comics scholarship, has turned their eye to arguably the greatest X-Men scribe in the title’s history: Chris Claremont. Their new book on...
View ArticleBACK ISSUES: Legion, Marvel and Mental Illness
Welcome to another edition of “Back Issues”, the column where I examine a character, concept or theme making waves in comics today through issues from the past. Last week saw the premiere of Legion, a...
View ArticleBACK ISSUES: Essential Iron Fist
Welcome to another edition of “Back Issues”, the column where I examine a character, concept or theme making waves in comics today through issues from the past. Tomorrow, Marvel’s Iron Fist will be...
View ArticleBLACK PANTHER & THE CREW: How Its Cancellation Exemplifies Big Comics’ Big...
As my colleague Murphy Leigh reported yesterday in an excellent piece, Marvel Comics has cancelled Black Panther & The Crew after only two issues, and Murphy’s piece makes a persuasive argument...
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