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One of which involves a visit to Marv And George's Pizza, the pizza joint named after the creators of Nightwing, if not Dick Grayson, Marv Wolfman and George Perez in Teen Titans George Perez sadly passed away a couple of years ago, and so has his counterpart in the fictional pizza joint But Marv is[...]

One of which involved  a visit to Marv And George's Pizza, the pizza joint named after the creators of Nightwing, if not Dick Grayson, Marv Wolfman and George Perez in Teen Titans George Perez sadly passed away a couple of years ago, and so has his counterpart in the fictional pizza joint But Marv is[...]

And then #50 is the big double-sized special with Zeb Wells, Ed McGuinness and Terry Dodson bringing the return of Norman Osborn as the Green Goblin, and new stories from classic Spider-Man writer/editor Marv Wolfman and something new from Nikesh Shukla, the British writer and editor behind the influential 2016 collection of essays The Good[...]

Arriving in November, The Tomb Of Dracula legend Marv Wolfman returns to the series for a one-shot with artist David Cutler for What If…? Dark and The Tomb Of Dracula In which Dracula transforms Blade into a full vampire rather than the daywalker we know and love. Home to some of the most memorable and thought-provoking stories[...]

Bob has told aspects of this story before, but this week he decided to connect names to his claims, Marvel and DC comic book editors and writers Roy Thomas, Len Wein, and Marv Wolfman.  Thomas has responded in detail, stating that he had no connection to the transaction described. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align:[...]

First, here are all the credits as listed for Special Thanks: Episode 1:  Paul Levitz, Joe Orlando, Jack Oleck, Nestor Redondo, Jack Sparling. Episode 2: Gardner F Fox, Bob Haney, Paul Levitz, Joe Orlando, Jack Oleck, Nestor Redondo, Jack Sparling, Alex Toth, Mike Sekowsky, Mark Hanerfeld, Bill Draut Episode 3:  Stephen Bissette, Mike Carey, Steve Dillon, Gardner F[...]

On Instagram and Twitter, DC Comics Publisher Jim Lee has been sharing a day in which he recently invited George Pérez to the DC Comics headquarters in

Okay, now we have that look at Cena in a peace-making mode that we promised earlier:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by James Gunn (@jamesgunn) So did you figure out who the half of fame comics creator was we mentioned earlier with the "Vig" clue? Well, with Freddie Stroma (Bridgerton) taking on the role of Adrian[...]

Written by Marv Wolfman, George Pérez, and drawn by Perez and Romeo Tanghal, it was edited by Len Wein and was the first issue in which Perez was listed as a co-plotter alongside Wolfman It has the first appearance of Adrian Chase, who would become Vigilante, as well as the villain Blackfire. New Teen Titans #23,[...]

So who is this Vigilante, reconfigured into another costumed goofball in director and showrunner Gunn's coterie of costumed goofballs? Vigilante in "Peacemaker" still courtesy of HBO Max British actor Stroma plays Adrian Chase aka The Vigilante, a new character originally created by Marv Wolfman and George Perez in the New Teen Titans comic series in the 1980s[...]

Dwight R Decker interviewed Marv Wolfman for The Comics Journal back in 1983 And the topic of the name of The New Teen Titans, his comic book series, relaunched in 1980, came up Specifically that the characters were about to no longer be teenagers. DECKER: Have you considered the fact that "teenagehood'-' doesn't last very long? WOLFMAN:[...]

Recognizing that their live-action world has a foundation built in part by Marv Wolfman and George Perez's The New Teen Titans run, the cast is checking out the comics and offering some fun, dramatic readings of the dialogue as well as some commentary on how different their characters looked back then. Image: Screencap So for a look[...]

New Teen Titans #19 from 1982 was written by Marv Wolfman, pencilled by George Perez, with inks by Romeo Tanghal, coloured by Adrienne Roy, lettered by John Costanza, and edited by Len Wein.  One page of original artwork from that issue, written and drawn almost forty years ago is currently up for auction from Heritage Auction[...]

He wrote the characters of Deathstroke and Terra in his DC Rebirth run on Deathstroke, including rewriting events inthe original Judas Contract scenes by Marv Wolfman and George Perez that John Ridley picked up on in The Other History of The DC Universe. In a series of questions and follow-ups, he addressed the issue Extracts are[...]

The Marvel Novel Series were eleven prose books published by Pocket Books in 1978 and 1979, licensed from Marvel Comics and often written by comic book writers, such as Len Wein, Jo Duffy, David Michelinie, Marv Wolfman and Paul Kupperberg, In April, Marvel Comics will be releasing the fifth book, Doomsday by Marv Wolfman starring the[...]

This Halloween, they're capitalizing on their specialization in the macabre again with two new anthologies with tales of terror by Batman's ex Tom King, The Wilds co-creator Vita Ayala, BOOM! Studios current golden boy James Tynion IV, tried-and-true vet Marv Wolfman, and more Take a look at the two anthologies, Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular[...]

They also welcome two new Selection Committee Members, A Distant Soil creator and Sandman artist, Colleen Doran and co-creator of Blade, Cyborg, Deathstroke, Nightwing and Black Cat, Marv Wolfman. The 6th annual Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics will once again honour five finalists whose commitment to excellence and inclusion, both on the page as[...]

Photos are from the official website and used with permission from founder Russell Nohelty. "Alt Free Comic Days will stream panels to Facebook, Twitter, Twitch, and Youtube, along with providing dozens of free digital comics from some of the world's best creators," the press release from the two noted. Marv Wolfman, part of Alt Free Comic Book[...]

But none of them were quite as satisfying or momentous as that of scribe Marv Wolfman, who penned the original Crisis on Infinite Earths comics as well as dozens of other foundational comics to the DC universe. In the same way, Wolfman's cameo was instrumental in resetting the universe and the tone of this brave, new[...]

I just hope they weren't forced at gunpoint to wish happy birthday to a made-up crazy rich guy who dresses up as a bat. After the video is done showing all the good-looking TV stars, they started showing the good-looking hosts of the DC Universe daily talk shows (of course) and some of the key writers[...]

Featuring six stories, the comic has its moments but ultimately is more fun than good. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ The main story is done by Marv Wolfman, Scott Koblish, Tony Avina, and Wes Abbott, and is the longest in[...]

In DC Comics January 2019 solicitations, comic book retailers are treated to the promise of the best Superman story Marv Wolfman has ever written in Superman 100-Page Super-Spectacular #1 And this one won't be in Walmart, folks Dennis Barger Jr should be pleased. Originally planned for Superman Confidential a decade ago, the story, with art by[...]

Things went up a notch as comic book writing maestros Brian Michael Bendis, followed shortly thereafter by Marv Wolfman, came up on stage to talk about their upcoming work Bendis is dedicating his energies to such projects like Young Justice, which will feature the return of classic characters like Conner Kent and introduce Ginny Hex,[...]

This year, LBCC is packed with industry-leading special guests such as Eisner Award-nominated comic book writer and novelist Christopher Priest, Emmy Award Winner and Director of Fox-TV's X-Men animated series, Larry Houston, Battlestar Galactica's Herbert Jefferson Jr, WWE Superstar Rikishi, comic legend Marv Wolfman, Twin Peaks' Ray Wise, and many more. Here's some of the top[...]

It was moderated by Mike Avita, host of Behind the Panel, and included creators Alisa Kwitney, Marv Wolfman, Paul Levitz, and Nicola Scott. All in attendance agree that they want to suggest the comics which are "classics, the ones that will make new fans into lifelong fans." Kwitney was the author of the Zatanna-centered title Mystik U[...]

In a pretty big surprise out of San Diego Comic-Con, legendary comic book writer Marv Wolfman will write a Diablo comic book illustrated by Piotr Kowalski The project is a four-issue mini-series based on the popular video game franchise A press release describes the eponymous comic: The comics will follow a group of zealous scholars and[...]

Cyborg co-creator and comic legend Marv Wolfman took to Facebook this week to address fans in the wake of the cancellation of Cyborg's ongoing series, which had only recently been revived from cancellation and added Wolfman as a writer Wolfman wanted to respond to fans who had been writing to him about the cancellation. "As most of[...]

Marv Wolfman tries to give Vic some personality here by having hack into the S.O.B's servers (yes, the comic makes lame jokes about that acronym) and giving him some lines about loving giant robot anime as a kid That's the most we've gotten out of Victor since David F Walker's pre-Rebirth run on the title[...]

Action Comics #1000 finally kicks off with a cavalcade of creators and stories to celebrate 1,000 issues and 80 years of Superman. Is it a good read?

Unfortunately, both factions of mechs want the suit back, and it leads to an all-out assault on the base which leaves Cyborg near death. Cyborg #21 cover by Dale Eaglesham and Ivan Nunes Marv Wolfman rejoins the series here, and there is something inherently cool about reading a classic character like Vic Stone from the man who[...]