Those of you who were expecting a physically cataclysmic confrontation between Miracleman and Young Miracleman may be disappointed.
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This is the conclusion of the second book of Gaiman and Buckingham's story that followed the Alan Moore/Garry Leach/Alan Davis/Chuck Austen/Rick Veitch/Steve Bissette/John Totleben Marvelman/Miracleman saga Gaiman and Buckingham's first book of the sequel, The Golden Age, told 30 years ago, looked at the intricacies and eccentricities of this supposed perfect world, with some of[...]
A Cerebus parody of Marvelman created with David Birdsong for his Cerebus In Hell series, dubbed Marvelmanvark #1, which looks like it will attempt to address the long and complicated history of Captain Marvel, at both Marvel and DC, Marvelman at Miller and Quality, and Miracleman at Eclipse, Todd McFarlane and now Marvel Comics again[...]
Marvel has finally published Miracleman: The Silver Age #6 by Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham, which began publication thirty years ago.
Well, in Aardvark-Vanaheim's December 2023 solicits, he's doing Neil Gaiman's Miracleman as Marvelmanvark Which would have been very late if the recent Marvel revival had come out on time However, it has also been very late with the sixth issue out next week So Dave Sim is almost timely with this one… And at $4,[...]
Big Ben was a character created by Dez Skinn and Ian Gibson as The Man With no Time For Crime who appeared first on the cover of Dez Skinn's Warrior Magazine Summer Special #4 published by Quality Communications back in 1982, though the planned strip didn't appear in the comic.
The character, a superheroic version of[...]
Today's Miracleman #0 from Marvel Comics is a literal redrawing, rewriting and reworking of the Eclipse Comics spinoff series Miracleman Apocrypha #1.
Well, I confess I was not expecting that. Mark Buckingham isn't just continuing the Miracleman: The Silver Age story, now being reprinted and republished
Crafted by some of the industry's finest artists including Peach Momoko, Pepe Larraz, John Cassaday, Mark Bagley, Terry Dodson, Jim Cheung, Mark Buckingham, and Salvador Larocca, this breathtaking artwork serves as an exciting tease of Miracleman's eagerly anticipated upcoming new adventures!
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In 1981 he revived Marvelman with Alan Moore for Dez Skinn's Warrior Magazine, the superhero comic book that would transform the genre across the world Leach would also write and draw spinoff Warpsmiths stories at Warrior and later for Dave Elliott's A1 anthology series from Atomeka Press He would work as an inker for 2000AD[...]
In 1981 he revived Marvelman with Alan Moore for Dez Skinn's Warrior Magazine, the superhero comic book that would transform the genre across the world Leach would also write and draw spinoff Warpsmiths stories at Warrior and later for Dave Elliott's A1 anthology series from Atomeka Press He would work as an inker for 2000AD[...]
But they are also going to collect the entire Alan Moore/Garry Leach/Alan Davis/Chuck Austen/Rick Veitch/John Totleben run in an omnibus form.
That means the original Warrior Magazine stories, including the story from the Marvelman Summer Special They will also include the additional scenes included in the Eclipse Miracleman issues The Warpsmiths story by Garry Leach from[...]
And an adaptation of the original Alan Moore/Garry Leach/Alan Davis/Chuck Austen/Rick Veitch/John Totleben Marvelman/Miracleman run seems to be on the cards Just cards for now, but the possibility is very real right now And the people who need to sign off such a project are… let's say, they are thinking about it[...]
Donny Cates Watch! Yesterday, Bleeding Cool "reported" that Donny Cates has tweeted out his latest acquisition at New York Comic Con, saying "I might have just f-cked around and bought the original art to MIRACLEMAN #1" adding "I almost had a heart attack when I saw it for sale."
Donny Cates Didn't Buy Miracleman #1 Cover[...]
Throw in the legal fight over Marvelman and Miracleman though the years and he may we be the most litigated for or against character in comic books.
Given all that, maybe Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw and Image Comics decided that another run around the law courts, a cease and desist letter would be enough to make[...]
We have to help each other."
Donny Cates is looking to commission Miracleman artwork from artists without work.
Donny Cates is especially looking for people to draw him Miracleman/Marvelman imagery He wrote "If you're an artist and need some ends right now, I collect commissions of MIRACLEMAN if you had time and wanted to do one[...]
This was the period when Swamp Thing, Marvelman were all the rage and Watchmen was just beginning Cartmel had tried to get Moore to write for the show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYeAwGXs9jIVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Goodbye Mel, Hello Ace! | Dragonfire | Doctor Who (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYeAwGXs9jI)
Ace was the nickname of Dorothy, a teenager from the[...]
I noted that the Neil Gaiman/Mark Buckingham remastered reprints and new chapters of their Miracleman run from Marvel Comics were missing from recent
Anyone who knows me, who has every talked to me about Marvelman or Miracleman will know that once two pages of original art by Alan Davis were stolen from me on a tube train, half an hour after buying them from Comics Showcase I guy grabbed my portfolio and ran off as the doors closed[...]
From the inside page of today's Miracleman #16, published by Marvel Comics and reprinting and remastering the original issue by Alan Moore and John
Mark Buckingham was among the many guests at this weekend's Thought Bubble comic book art festival in Leeds. I have plenty of stories picked up here and
Grant Morrison has talked a few times about the Kid Marvelman story he was asked to write for Warrior Magazine back in the day, after they'd fallen on bad terms with Alan Moore, only to get a note from Alan Moore asking him please not to.
Well, there's no one to stop him now.
We'd previously told[...]
Spread the word: Marvel is looking for a copy of MARVELMAN #26 from1954 (the second issue) so we can include it in the reprint hardcover.
— Tom Brevoort (@TomBrevoort) June 15, 2010
Five years ago, Marvel's Tom Brevoort was on the hunt for Marvelman #26, published in 1954, the second issue of the British Marvelman comic so they could reprint[...]
UPDATE: As Stewart Lee says, "you can prove anything with facts". Rick Veitch gets in touch regarding the piece below, saying "Please update your post
Kev F Sutherland is a stand up comedian, comedy show producer, sock puppeteer, comic book writer/artist and educator. When the London UKCACs came to an
It's been interesting to see exactly what stories will be contained in the Marvel reprints of Marvelman, issue by issue, what they include and what they leave out Including Yesterday's Gambit was appreciated, but there is more to come.
The Marvelman Summer Special, published by Quality to accompany Warrior was the comic that merited a cease[...]
From the new Miracleman #2... Thank goodness for modern printing production quality. I wonder how "Superflick" looked when it was originally printed?
Here's the Miracleman #3 cover by JG Jones.And here is wrestler Randy Orton doing his trademark pose. A little miracle referencing at work? Here
I remember looking at earlier printed of Marvelman – Warrior, Eclipse, English collection, French collection, and realised I was able to judge how well a version has been reproduced very quickly by whether you could see the edge of Liz Moran's nipple in one specific scene.
I was a teenager, it was going to happen.
And I[...]
Well that was a fun evening. Here's the resulting video, taken at Orbital Comics in London, yesterday. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ipMl39_7XQ