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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 29 May 2009 |
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Changes everything? Bold words, but if anybody can do it, it's Ed Brubaker, who is joined in this special anniversary issue by Mark Waid, Roger Stern, Stan Lee, Butch Guice, Luke Ross, Dale Eaglesham, Al Avision, Howard Chaykin, David Aja, Rafael Albuquerque, Kalman Andrasofszky, Steve Epting, and Alex Ross. Whew!
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 22 May 2009 |
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Spidey's fighting Norman Osborne in the kick-off to "American Son" (a.k.a. Amazing Spider-Man #595), the war against Vulcan shatters the Inhumans in War of Kings #4, the Orson Scott Card adaptations continue with Ender's Game: Recruiting Valentine, Raymond E. Feist's fantasy epic continues in Riftwar #1, and a special sneak peek at the future of Incredible Hercules.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 01 May 2009 |
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Bucky Barnes broods on his birthday in Captain America #50, Wolverine battles a bevy of claw-wielding villains in Wolverine: Weapon X #2, the Hulk takes on his son in the scariest episode of Maury Povich ever—er, I mean, in Planet Skaar Prologue, and Chris Claremont rewrites X-Men history in X-Men Forever Alpha #1.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 01 May 2009 |
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Spidey stars in Spider-Man: The Short Halloween, an all-new tongue in cheek one-shot with art by Kevin Maguire and a script from Saturday Night Live's Bill Hader and Seth Myers, and we've got a short-but-sweet 2-page preview (and a link to a longer one, because we're nice like that).
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Written by Jason Green
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Tuesday, 14 April 2009 |
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Marvel's adaptation of the much-loved King classic continues in the special one-shot Dark Tower: Sorceror #1, due in stores this week, and we've got your 6-page preview. Now updated with previews of two more tie-ins due this week: Stephen King's The Stand: American Nightmares #2 and the finale to the video game adaptation Halo Uprising.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 03 April 2009 |
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Carol Danvers is out and Moonstone is in with Ms. Marvel #39, and we've got a 4-page preview, plus a look at the debut of the new ongoing series spinning out of Millar & Hitch's Fantastic Four run in Fantastic Force #1, and the premiere of the all-new, all-deadly Dark X-Men!
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Written by Jason Green
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Saturday, 28 March 2009 |
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Derek McCulloch (Stagger Lee) and Jimmie Robinson (Bomb Queen) take a break from their more adult-oriented work for this all-ages adventure starring the world's tiniest Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 20 March 2009 |
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It's Wolverine Art Appreciation Month, which means the ol' Canucklehead is all over the place. We've got variant covers, plus a four-page preview of his new title, Wolverine: Weapon X from Jason Aaron and Ron Garney. All that, plus a sneak peek at Daredevil: Noir.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 13 March 2009 |
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Blink returns—Because You Demanded It!—in the pages of the relaunched Exiles #1, and we've got a whopping seven-page preview, plus it's more flesh-eatin' fun than you can shake a stick at in Marvel Zombies 4 #1.
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Written by Jason Green
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 |
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The latest chapter of Marvel's adaptation of a Stephen King classic hits stores today with The Stand: American Nightmares #1, and we've got your 6-page preview.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 06 March 2009 |
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The future of mutantkind is at stake when Cable and X-Force butt heads in X-Force/Cable: Messiah War Prologue, the kick-off the year's big X-crossover. Plus, a mystic battle royale to decide who is the new Sorceror Supreme in New Avengers #51, even more preview art from Dark Reign: Elektra #1, and the Merc with a Mouth celebrates April Fool's Day with the miniseries Deadpool: Suicide Kings #1.
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Written by Jason Green
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Friday, 20 February 2009 |
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Elektra deals with the fallout of coming "back from the dead" after her alien abduction in Dark Reign: Elektra #1, plus Bullseye settles into his role as the Dark Avengers' new archer in Dark Reign: Hawkeye #1, and the gritty new take on Marvel's mutants reaches its end in X-Men Noir #4.
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