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We were first to realise that Gail Simone and David Marquez may be on a main X-Men book, after their announcement as creators in the X-Men Free Comic Book Day title in May But since that big leak last December, there has been an omerta in place. There have been some official teases of course[...]

Del Rey, Werther Dell Edera, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Ray Fawkes, Nathan Fox, Jenny Frison, Antonio Fuso, Gavin Guidry, Gabriel Hardman, Mike Hawthorne, Erica Henderson, Faith Erin Hicks, Víctor Ibáñez, Jeff Lemire, Emi Lenox, Leomacs, Jesse Lonergan, Tula Lotay, David Marquez, Brent Schoonover, Jorge Molina, Danielle Otrakji, Richard Pace, John J[...]

This week sees the second episode of what is already being seen as a perennial Batman comic book for DC Comics, Batman: Killing Time by Tom King and David Marquez It has the feeling of a new Long Halloween about it Even if it is half the size of a standard Tom King volume. #gallery-1 { margin:[...]

Apparently, the pen is mightier than the wand. by Ram V and Xermanico – and John Constantine. Meanwhile, in the main feature of the comic book, does anyone get the notion that Brian Bendis is missing writing Avengers Assemble? Brian Bendis and David Marquez I guess there are only so many synonyms to choose from in the thesaurus. JUSTICE LEAGUE[...]

She may not be from the Multiverse at all. The Dark Multiverse? The Omniverse? From Hypertime? Underneath the sofa? Give the people who put character profiles together some kind of clue… Not even to Shazadam… JUSTICE LEAGUE #60 CVR A DAVID MARQUEZ (W) Brian Michael Bendis – Ram V (A) David Marquez – Xermanico (CA) David Marquez Superman, Batman, Green[...]

Here's a little look ahead at the new Justice League kicking off after Future State with Brian Bendis and David Marquez, following Infinite Frontier from DC Comics And we have the Justice League hanging around, with The Flash wearing a lab coat on top of his suit? Credit: David Marquez, Brian Bendis, DC Comics With Naomi in the[...]

Ryan and Daniel Quantz, along with then-newcomer artist David Marquez In a 2010 interview on Broken Frontier, six years before the murder, Ryan described the creative process: With Syndrome, Blake Leibel, who created the concept, just sort of posed a couple of provocative questions to us—especially about how one would actually treat, as opposed to simply[...]

It's still sweet, but the other payoff hasn't been built up as well—that is if you've only been reading X-Men: Gold and not, say, an X-Men-starring miniseries. X-Men: Gold #30 art by David Marquez and Matthew Wilson David Marquez and Matthew Wilson make this book gorgeous This artistic dynamic duo makes every panel a frigging masterpiece[...]

Kitty and Piotr have some cute moments, Iceman gets to be a badass, Storm is Storm and awesome, and Gambit garners a couple of laughs. X-Men: Gold #29 art by Geraldo Borges and Arif Prianto Artist Geraldo Borges and color artist Arif Prianto handle the bulk of the art in the book, with David Marquez and Matthew[...]

David Marquez and Matthew Wilson make for a stunning flashback sequence with Kitty and Colossus which leads into Bandini and Prianto organically. X-Men Gold #28 is an issue that doesn't get a lot done for the plot, but it gets by on charm, solid dialogue, and great artwork from the team Despite showing the stretchmarks of[...]

Brian Michael Bendis sets sail from Marvel with this final issue to his run on Invincible Iron Man and a culmination of everything that has happened recently in Tony Stark's life. Does it make for a good read?

Colossus has been kidnapped by Nance and Alpha, so the X-Men spring into action to save their comrade. Does it make for a good read?

This descendent may just have to protect that dream. Hunt for Wolverine: Weapon Lost #1 cover by Greg Land Hunt for Wolverine: Weapon Lost #1 Hunt for Wolverine rolls onward when Daredevil, Misty Knight, Frank McGee, and Cypher unite under Charles Soule and Matteo Buffagni. This group believes they have tracked down Logan, but have they? Or will this person prove to be[...]

It does feel like a last desperate stand for the Reavers, and that adds a little something to it. Hunt for Wolverine #1 art by David Marquez and Rachelle Rosenberg David Marquez is a reliably great artist at this point, and this comic shows why that is He works well in the realm of visual realism while[...]

Unfortunately, Soule was not able to give away more on that one. According to Soule, one of the main themes for this is "death changes a person." He assures us that people will have a LOT to talk about. David Marquez will be joining Charles Soule as the artist, as we already knew Marquez is coming off fresh[...]

Black Cat appears to be turning over a new leaf as she tries to help Misty Knight and the Defenders catch the Hood. Defenders #10 cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor While he still has more Marvel comics yet to be published, Defenders #10 still feels like the big finale for Brian Michael Bendis's storied tenure at[...]

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't personally hyped. Defenders #10 cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor Defenders #10 Because comics that Josh likes must always have short lifespans, this issue will bring about the finale to Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez's incredible take on Defenders With the Kingpin War reaching its finale, it will be up to the Defenders[...]

From here, it becomes a super-powered rumble between the Defenders and Diamondback's crew. Oh, also Brian Michael Bendis himself makes a cameo, and it's pretty great. Defenders #9 cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor Defenders #9 brings wall-to-wall entertainment and kick-ass action David Marquez and Justin Ponsor make this a visually stunning "hell yeah" comic, as the[...]

The Hunt for Wolverine is on, everyone gets a Venom 30th variant, and Josh must face the world without a currently running Luke Cage title. INFINITY COUNTDOWN #2 (OF 5) GERRY DUGGAN (W) • AAARON KUDER & MIKE HAWTHORNE (A) Cover by NICK BRADSHAW VARIANT COVER BY RON LIM VENOM 30TH VARIANT COVER BY TBA CONNECTING VARIANT COVER BY AARON KUDER (2 OF 5) SUPER SKRULL[...]

This is it, the big one for Marvel this year: Defenders #7 by Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez This is the most engaging, exciting, entertaining, and artistically brilliant comic to come out of the House of Ideas this year. The Defenders #7 cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor While the inception of this book was all-but certainly the accompanying Netflix[...]

For real, it is frigging intense. Elsewhere, Diamondback begins making bold moves on Hammerhead's territory. Defenders #7 cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor First off, yeah, I was pretty exasperated when I saw that Deadpool's recap was three pages of text To its credit, it actually acknowledged something I feared while reading it I was worried that[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Defenders #7 from Marvel Comics by Brian Michael Bendis, David Marquez, Justin Ponsor, Paul Mounts, and Cory Petit, continues the run on the street-level gang of New York heroes They struggle against the rising gang war for New York as hands left and right fight to fill the void left by the Kingpin. The Defenders[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Defenders #6 cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor Firstly, fellow Bleeding Cool writer and awesome person Joe Glass reviewed Defenders #6 a while back, so check that out too! Diamondback is out on the streets again, and Black Cat is half-dead because of him The Defenders have returned to meet him on the streets and[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Marvel Legacy #1 from Marvel Comics, written by Jason Aaron and featuring art by Esad Ribic, Steve McNiven, Chris Samnee, Russell Dauterman, Alex Maleev, Ed McGuiness, Stuart Immonen, Wade Von Grawbadger, Pepe Larraz, Jim Cheung, Daniel Acuna, Greg Land, Jay Leisten, Mike Deodato Jr., David Marquez and Matthew Wilson (damn, that's a lotta dudes),[...]

Ryan and Daniel Quantz, who did the actual work of creating a comic along with artist David Marquez, reveal that Leibel had seemingly little to do with the creative process In fact, Leibel's name is only brought up once in the entire interview, when Ryan explains how little he had to do with the story: "With Syndrome,[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"]   The Defenders #6 from Marvel Comics by Brian Michael Bendis, David Marquez and Justin Ponsor is a bit of the exception that proves the rule to much of what we can expect with Marvel Legacy While many of the other series will be starting brand new arcs, even if they go back to classic[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Defenders #5 from Marvel Comics by writer Brian Michael Bendis, artist David Marquez and colourist Justin Ponsor (with lettering by VC's Cory Petit) is an incredibly smart book that immediately pulls off something the Netflix Defenders series' all pulled – what seemed like an ending of the story last week was not really the[...]

What's worse is the fact that they got a lot of really talented artists: McNiven, Rod Reis, David Marquez, Paco Medina, Jesus Arburtov, Juan Vlasco, and Ron Lim They deserve more than to be scattered like buckshot all over a comic in the hopes that the extra names will mean that people will like it[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Defenders #4 from Brian Michael Bendis, David Marquez, and Justin Ponsor wraps up the opening arc for this brand-new run of the series, focusing on the street level heroes of New York's Hell's Kitchen and Harlem It continues to be one of the most fun comics coming out from Marvel, with some top-notch banter[...]

This is just characters being written well, bouncing off each other well, and with an adventure that feels like it has stakes and is genuinely a joy to read. Defenders #3 Cover by David Marquez and Justin Ponsor Now, writer Brian Michael Bendis gets a lot of stick People saying his characters sound the same or whatever[...]