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A preview of X-Men #35 sees time-displaced teenage Jean Grey reunited (and it feels so good) with resurrected adult Jean Grey, reminiscing about that time they face Galactus in Generations: Phoenix and Jean Grey, as Jean Greys do. And what a coincidence… in this same issue, but in the apocalyptic future of Extermination, Galactus returns, and,[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Years ago, the Silver Surfer was still the Herald of Galactus, charged with the task of seeking out planets for the World-Eater to consume On one such trek, the man once known as Norrin Radd heard a song coming from within a world On the surface, he finds nothing but war, cruelty, and death[...]

The Herald of Galactus himself, the Silver Surfer, flies into the Marvel Legends line updated and shiny Worth the upgrade? Let's find out! #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 */ Lately I've been bored by the Marvel Legends packaging[...]

He is using the remains of Galactus from across the Multiverse to give himself the power to consume all realities It's down to Blink, Khan, Valkyrie, Wolvie, Iron Lad, and Nick Fury to beat the odds and save every universe from being consumed. Exiles #5 cover by David Marquez and Tamra Bonvillain This is the bombastic finale[...]

The Cosmic Ghost Rider has been spending time in Valhalla, but he wants to return to the land of the living to exact vengeance. Is it a good read?

What's old is new again, after all, is basically Marvel's motto. This time, Quesada's variant is a "Hidden Gem," meaning it is "never before seen as a cover." Anyone recognize where it originally came from? [Update: Commenter Bruno Billion identified the artwork as being from the Hasbro 2010 SDCC San Diego Comic Con Exclusive Marvel Universe 19″ Galactus[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Silver Surfer approaches Galactus the Lifebringer for help with the dawning Ultron crisis Adam Warlock faces Ultron Prime on his own The Guardians of the Galaxy and the Nova Corps reconnoiter on Knowhere The Nova want to look after the Power Stone, but Gamora is reluctant to allow them to have it Richard Rider[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Our Thing, Human Torch, and Victor von Doom with the Sue Storm and Reed Richards of this other Earth have put together their last and best defense against the approaching Doom/Galactus hybrid of this world He has consumed the rest of the universe, and this Earth is the last item on the menu[...]

It may be cut short, as the hybrid Doctor Doom/Galactus is on his way back to Earth and will consume everyone if Mr Fantastic can't think of a way to stop him On top of that, Doom's heralds arrive to wreak havoc amongst the heroes of this world. Marvel Two-in-One #5 cover by Nick Bradshaw and[...]

The first of these was curing Galactus, the World-Eater, of his eternal hunger. Ultimates #1 cover by Kenneth Rocafort The team would face some struggles after the events of Civil War II Captain Marvel and Black Panther became at odds but still cooperated The Ultimates would face their greatest struggle upon discovering that Eternity, the being that[...]

The starting project was curing Galactus of its hunger, and that is certainly a daring opening salvo. Funnily enough, I intended to put Ultimates Squared #100 on this list instead of #9 I forgot that Joe Glass took care of that instead of me. #100 was really incredible though, but we're going with Ultimates #9 instead. The soft relaunch of Ultimates Squared was an odd move on[...]

On August 28th, 1917, Jacob Kurtzberg was born in Manhattan. He was born to a pair of Austrian Jewish immigrants. He took to drawing quickly, starting in

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Ultimates Squared #100 from Marvel Comics by Al Ewing, Travel Foreman, Filipe Andrade, Marco Lorenzana, Scott Hanna and Dan Brown with Matt Yackey brings to a conclusion Ewing's long-running plot that has run through numerous iterations of the series, and connections through his other works at Marvel. In fact, it's fair to say Ewing has[...]

The Phoenix, who for all intents and purposes is Jean Grey, at this time. Overall, the Jeans have a nifty encounter together that's all a bit of fun, involving beaches, nightclubs, and punching Galactus in the mush It's a fun little story, with some sweet characterisation. The problem is, it doesn't really feel like the story has[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] With the Eternity Watch united by Galactus It is time for a showdown with Logos, the unity of Chaos and Order Logos has met up with the death celestials sent into Eternity by the First Firmament, and they are having a war room meeting within the Superflow The Maker (Ultimate Reed Richards) and High[...]

The Ultimates, now working without government sanction thanks to the events of Civil War II¸ are investigating this phenomenon with the help of Galactus, who is now the Life-Bringer. Miss America, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Blue Marvel, and Spectrum are hot on the trail of this when they are attacked by the government-sanctioned Troubleshooters, who want[...]

Fans also got to see the scene, which revealed some major spoilers about the movie. That's right… Parallax has returned! Or, conversely… Galactus has returned! It's unclear which, but check out the footage below and see for yourself (and rewind to the start of the video if you want to see the behind the scenes footage): https://youtu.be/45TAnT9XDvk?t=356Video can't be loaded[...]

Mondo may not be allowed to make Galactus posters, because it's part of the Fantastic Four and that license is still a no no (hopefully as a result of the Feige/Perlmutter Civil War that may be changing soon). But that's okay, when you can get the next best thing An exclusive metallic Mondocon poster, Sam, by[...]

From Stephen Colbert.... https://twitter.com/StephenAtHome/status/623190871828262912 And from Marvel...

/Film reports at the last weekend's Mondocon, the people behind the popular Mondo line of pop culture posters, talked about the posters that had been rejected for some reason. Including the Galactus image above. Marvel straight up rejected it No reason They just said no to anything Fantastic Four in general. Which rather puts them in the field of sketch[...]

Doom and Strange, Scarlet Witch, Adam Warlock and Kang the Conqueror hope to contain the mighty Galactus. The X-Men are locked into battle with many of their foes While Xavier is being rescued by Storm in the battle above, and Wolverine is locked in battle with ninjas, there are a few notable absences… Oh, there's Cyclops[...]

Or more recently when I did some covers for a Galactus series, I really loved it. The comics he says he liked, growing up, are not a huge surprise… I started with Disney stuff, Spider-man, Batman, and a whole lot of French, Belgian and Italian work I just loved comics so I'd read anything I could get[...]

As it rose to its peak in the early 2000's, the 6" action figure line not only did wild things like packaging The Silver Surfer with Howard the Duck and allowing collectors to build their own, towering 18" tall Galactus, but also furthered the investment of cultural capital to the concept of action figure collecting. Whether[...]

we purposely have not. — BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) December 11, 2013   What could the ending be? The solicitation text gives us a couple possible hints: The young heroes of the ULTIMATE UNIVERSE gather together to save New York from the terror of GALACTUS!!!War time romance blooms!A NEW hero debuts! Will Galactus kills someone special? Will two people kiss[...]

New Jerseyites were thrilled. Today? Possibly not so much. From Cataclysm: The Ultimates Last Stand #1, we see the Earth facing a Galactus from another universe And he starts to do what Galactuses start to do… without a Mr Fantastic to stop him. And which is the first state to be completely wiped out by his stomping? Why,[...]

Doom. — Ryan Dunlavey (@RyanDunlavey) August 7, 2013   1st story would have had Galactus killing all the superpowered beings on earth except those 5… — Ryan Dunlavey (@RyanDunlavey) August 7, 2013   …who would then have to stop him from eating the planet & heisting his cosmic tech to restore the timeline. — Ryan Dunlavey (@RyanDunlavey) August 7, 2013   They would accomplish[...]

  Time Quake! These appeared at the end of the Age Of Ultron #10 as time underwent some serious rumblings. Brian Bendis has mentioned that the images you

Wait… I stand corrected, this might be the best two people as it would be quite entertaining to watch all the flashing of blue as Speedball ricocheted everywhere. And finally….   Galactus. I'd like to think I wouldn't have to explain this one Who do you think would be worse? There's a Gawker article going around about The Ten[...]

Visher-Rakk, the six-limbed crab-like second Galactus, and a surfboard-less herald called Morrigon Who is probably a cross between the Ood and Grant Morrison. These may well be designs for something that didn't happen, or designs that weren't chosen But they do show where Cho's ideas may be leading…       These are two model sheets, clearly by Frank[...]

Here is a very special Christmas present for you all. Discussing Galactus, on the 5th of October, John Byrne posted on his message board, replying to an earlier poster. Such a great character Why, oh why, did the second FF movie screw everything up?! •• To be fair, it could have been a lot worse! I was as disappointed as[...]