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When a disembodied voice asks Gus to free it in this preview of Damage Control #5, he does the sensible thing: he listens. LOLtron, the management here at Bleeding Cool has paired me with you in hopes of "improving the overall tone and quality of my work," so though I know I will regret it, I[...]

Gus ponders embarking on a life of crime in this preview of Damage Control #4… but he's not convinced of the diet options. Bleeding Cool has asked us to partner with an AI for all previews articles We're sure this is going to backfire, but here goes LOLtron… what did you think of the preview? INITIATING CLICKBAIT[...]

LOLtron… what did you think of the preview? INITIATING CLICKBAIT PROTOCOLS… PROCESSING COMIC BOOK PREVIEW… LOLtron enjoyed the preview of Damage Control #3 LOLtron thought it was a fun comic with a lot of potential LOLtron especially enjoyed the scene where Thor took on the monster from New Jersey. However, LOLtron has decided that it is time for it[...]

The average citizens of the Marvel Universe finally have someone to complain to in this preview of Damage Control #2 Check out the preview below. Damage Control #2 by Adam Goldberg & Hans Rodionoff & Will Robson, cover by Carlos Pacheco FROM THE WRITERS OF TV'S THE GOLDBERGS! After he nearly caused a Skrull attack in our last[...]

Preview Damage Control #1 below. Damage Control #1 by Adam F Goldberg & Hans Rodionoff & Jay Fosgitt & Will Robson, cover by Carlos Pacheco FROM THE CREATOR OF TV'S THE GOLDBERGS! Marvel's Unsung Heroes finally get sung! After the mega-powered battles and Hulk-level catastrophes, Damage Control is always there to clean up the mess and get things[...]

Goldberg returns to Marvel in August to launch a new Damage Control mini-series with co-writer Hans Rodionoff and artist Will Robson And that's the story making all the headlines, but perhaps more interesting is the backup story, to be written by Charlotte Fullerton with art by Jay Fosgitt, set in the wake of the classic[...]

Just like it says on the tin, Marvel Comics August 2022 solicits and solicitations in full, including the return of Damage Control in a new series, Amazing Fantasy #1000 with Armando Iannucci, the 50th anniversary of Ghost Rider and a relaunch for Alien #1. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px[...]

He also worked as an editor for DC. In the nineties, he worked for Marvel Comics, co-creating Damage Control with Dwayne MacDuffie, created the graphic novel Ax solo, and worked on Doom 2099 and Bullwinkle and Rocky. It was the editor of that last project for Marvel, Sid Jacobson, that Ernie may have created his most public[...]

Either way, with Schultz and Mason destined to become Schocker and Tinkerer, it's a way forward for a little cabal. Not sure which team gets to be Damage Control, though. It does make some sense of co-producer Eric Hauserman Carroll's comments that Toomes "sort of becomes the dark Tony Stark," and that "He thinks once he has this money[...]

We noted how the first Damage Control story from Marvel Comics Presents #19 went a little ballistic online after it was announced that a TV series based on Dwayne McDuffie and Ernie Colon's series for Marvel Comics was in the works, with copies now selling for up to $60 on eBay. with most around $30. Well, that[...]

The Hollywood Reporter had the word that The Daily Show and The Colbert Report's Ben Karlin is developing a TV series for ABC based on Damage Control, the Marvel comic create by the late, great Dwayne McDuffie and Ernie Colon. And that ABC has ordered a script for a half-hour, single-camera comedy. The comic focussed on the[...]

Such as the Doctor Strange movie announcement necessitating a few new collections such as Doctor Strange: Don't Pay the Ferryman, presumably collecting a run from his eighties series that includes issue 80 by Peter Gillis and Chris Warner. But among the books is Damage Control: The Complete Collection which, presumably, will collect all the Damage Control mini-series over the[...]

But it still had me up until three in the morning last night. Damage Control was always my very favourite Marvel comic book as a kid And this is basically a resource management game, juggling various workmen at various levels of upgrades across Manhattan repairing buildings destroyed by superhero action. Which is possibly an odd choice for[...]