#November2011

Chris Claremont Donates His Archives To Columbia. X-Cellent Move. (LOL PUN.)

Chris Claremont more than likely penned your favorite issue of Uncanny X-Men. Unless your favorite issue is one from the Grant Morrison mind-boggling wunder-run. The good sir crafted most of the tales we’ve come to acknowledge as essential X-reading, and now he’s donating his archives to Columbia.

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It Takes 11 Artists To Finish ‘Hulk #2’. Dedication, or Sadness?

Oh, Marvel. The Jason Aaron/Marc Silvestri ultimate team-up to relaunch Hulk lasted all of…one issue. I know that Silvestri was hospitalized this week for an infection in his foot, but I would imagine the events that precipitated *11* artists contributing to Hulk #2 occurred long, long ago. 11 artists. Oh my.

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Marvel Introducing Free Download Codes For Digital Copies of Print Comics. iPad Smiling!

I like reading me some physical comics, but I also like the idea of toting the motherfuckers around. All at once. Very soon, I’ll be able to marry these two loves in the form of my Ultimate comics.

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The ‘Nook’ Tablet To Launch With Marvel Graphic Novels.

The Nook  tablet is coming, ready to wrassle with the iPad and the Kindle Fire. Seeing as the Fire has got itself a sexy little deal with DC, it shouldn’t be surprising that the Nook will be sporting a Marvelous alliance at launch.

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Nick Spencer and Becky Cloonan’s ‘Victor Von Doom’ Miniseries Canceled Before Its Published. So Lame.

Nick Spencer and Becky Cloonan were teaming up for what Cloonan was affectionately calling a “Teen Doom” miniseries. I was stoked. Cloonan’s artwork sizzles, and Spencer is quickly climbing the ranks with both his own titles (Infinite Vacation, ILU) and work at Marvel. Now it’s getting canceled. Before it was even released.

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DC Comics Beats Marvel Comics In October Nearly 50% to 30%.

I don’t spit as harsh an invective towards the DC New 52 lately, regardless of what I think of the quality of the tale that pushed the reboot or the titles themselves. Why the change? ‘Cause  it’s bolstering the entire market, and good lord if that’s true who am I to complain. At the very least, it’s giving DC a fucking Atomic Leg Drop to blast Marvel with.

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All Marvel Comics Going Same Day Digital By March 2012. Comic Shops Sigh.

Marvel’s finally catching up with…like everyone? and going same day digital. By March of 2012. Take your time, guys.

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Bucky Lives! Brubaker Brings Back ‘Winter Soldier’. Awesome.

I didn’t care much for Fear Itself, but what depressed me the most was the killing of Bucky at the ends of Red Lady Crotchfire or whatever. Brubaker’s take on the Only Guy Who (Doesn’t) Stay Dead was fantastic, and I felt his death was just Event-fueled crap. Well, Bucky lives. Again.

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‘Iron Man 3’ Director Confirms Paltrow, Cheadle and Favreau. Party Time?

Shane Black, director of Iron Man 3, recently dropped some info-bombs regarding the third flick in the trilogy of techno-fetish bells-and-whistles nonsense.

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Marvel Hints At Future of ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’ With New Teaser.

Marvel’s released a tease for what we shall be seeing in Wolverine and the X-Men. Kitty Pryde, Frankenstein’s Monster, and a constipated-looking Cyclops.

Hit the jump to check it out.

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