Mark Paniccia Archives

Do you ship Domino in Warpath in Greg Pak and Yildiray Cinar's Weapon X? Then you're going to love the page of art from Weapon X #14 revealed on Twitter today by Marvel X-Editor Mark Paniccia: If you A) are a fan of romance in comics and B) are digging the extreme action (i.e violence) in[...]

For the final two team members, we have All-New Wolverine, who should really just be called Wolverine at this point since her book has run for more than 25 issues already, and Trinary, who is legitimately an all-new character! Check them out on the teaser image below. Earlier today, X-Men editor Mark Paniccia promised to reveal most of[...]

Will All-New Wolverine, also written by X-Men Red's Tom Taylor, continue after this book launches? Earlier today, X-Men editor Mark Paniccia promised to reveal most of the roster of the new X-Men Red series slowly throughout the day, a trickle of life-sustaining clickbait article material for comic book websites to get them through a case of the Mondays[...]

Earlier today, X-Men editor Mark Paniccia promised to reveal most of the roster of the new X-Men Red series slowly throughout the day, a trickle of life-sustaining clickbait article material for comic book websites to get them through a case of the Mondays The third ongoing core X-Men team book was revealed last Thursday, to[...]

Because the book's roster will be revealed today, according to X-Men editor Mark Paniccia Well, actually, only "most of the roster." They'll be keeping some secrets back to drag out the reveal for a later date, it seems Paniccia revealed that the roster will be revealed later on Twitter. The roster (most of it) will be[...]

As part of his now regular #XMenMonday's, where X-Men editor Mark Paniccia takes the time to talk to fans on twitter and answer questions and tease the direction of X-Men in the ResurrXion line, Paniccia left a fairly big tease for something in the future of the mutant's world.   Astonishing X-Men cover by Jim Cheung When a[...]

But a death usually lasts a good while before the character comes back, with a couple exceptions. Well, Marvel's X-Men editor Mark Paniccia has thrown out a teaser that another character who died very recently may be back sooner rather than later. Nothing in the works right now with Peter or X-Factor but here's a little something[...]

Variant cover by Rahzzah This week is round two for CBR's discussion with X-editors Daniel Ketchum, Mark Paniccia, Christina Harrington, and this time including Chris Robinson and Mark Basso. And straight off the bat we're given this little tidbit from Daniel Ketchum – there will be another LGBT character in the X-titles that has not yet been[...]

Art by Chris Bachalo Yesterday saw a new X-Position chat over at CBR, where the site gets to chat with Marvel, eXclusively, about the X-Men books. This particular instalment is part one in a chat with the X-Editors, Mark Paniccia, Daniel Ketchum and Christina Harrinton, about what we can expect in the upcoming ResurrXion of the line,[...]

As Mark Paniccia says, "Magneto sees that as an opportunity he wants to seize. He makes a deal with them to take down anyone who's going to pose a threat and disrupt the chance to have a peaceful, if not, neutral relationship with humanity." It's not clarified if 'see mutants as less of a threat' is meant to[...]

However, with Mike Marts leaving for new start up comics publisher Aftershock Comics, there may be a change in direction with the new X-Men editor, Mark Paniccia As we mentioned earlier. I look forward to finding out more… at the appropriate juncture. Last week, Bleeding Cool ran the story that, after the Secret Wars event, that the mutants[...]

Comic book retailers are getting their own special meeting and presentation with the executives of Marvel Comics at New York Comic Con, entitled Meet Marvel Editorial. In what is basically a real life version of The Avengers, teaming up to face the onslaught of enraged retailers are Dan Buckley – President, TV, Publishing & Brand Management, David[...]