Matthew Rosenberg Archives

Both Charles Soule and Matthew Rosenberg have put up X-Men lineups full of characters I personally adore, and Havok, Beast, Colossus, Banshee, Warpath, and Dazzler is a team that almost feels personally built for me The only thing it's missing is Psylocke and Bishop, really (couldn't they have stayed in this book?) Also, Laura and[...]

That's a lesson one young comic book writer, Matthew Rosenberg, is learning the hard way Formerly an indie darling, beloved for his work on books such as 12 Reasons to Die and We Can Never Go Home, Rosenberg quickly rose to stardom at Marvel Comics, eschewing his punk rock roots for the glamorous lifestyle of[...]

The Punisher, still armed with the War Machine armor, is facing down Iron Man. Can he get through Stark and take down Hydra? Is it a good read?

Punisher, Black Widow, and Winter Soldier are hunting Hydra and its leaders, and they're willing to bust open a prison to get them. Is it a good read?

Wednesday approaches. Which comics are worthy of your pull box? Bleeding Cool is here to help you decide. Read here for the answers.

Many of the pages are brighter than they should be, and it does result in some panels being unpleasant to look at. Astonishing X-Men #13 is a disappointing opening salvo for Matthew Rosenberg's stint on the title The characters are difficult to like, everyone is nasty towards one another, and the artwork leaves a lot to[...]

The New Mutants being an active part of X-Men continuity again is cool, even if it may just be because Matthew Rosenberg writes both The idea of the only surviving Multiple Man being a duplicate instead of the original opens itself up to some intriguing potential about the nature of identity — yes that sounds[...]

The Punisher is ready to take on Hydra once more, and he's on the trail of Baron Zemo himself. Can he take Zemo out? Is it a good read?

Don't be fooled by the EXCLUSIVE contract he's got, he's still, he's still Matty from the Block! Yes, we're playing superstar writer Matthew Rosenberg's theme song because the former indy darling has proven once again that despite the fame, power, and riches of working for the Marvel Comics corporation, he still remembers what it's like[...]

The Punisher is cornered by the Avengers. He still has the War Machine armor, but it may prove more of a burden. Can he make it out? Is it a good read?

Matthew Rosenberg is taking over Astonishing X-Men in July, but he's already getting an Astonishing X-Men Annual to write in August, with artist Travel Foreman (in place of regular series artist Greg Land) Can anyone stop Rosenberg's steady takeover of the entire X-Men line? If so, they'll have their work cut out for them, as[...]

Tales of Suspense comes to a conclusion as Black Widow takes a leading role in the Red Room and Winter Soldier and Hawkeye try to hunt her down again. Is it a good read?

Who could it be? Do we hear his theme song? Don't be fooled by the contract he's got, He's still, he's still, Matty from the Block! Marvel EXCLUSIVE talent and soon-to-be Astonishing X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg took to Twitter with a shocking piece of advice for readers: Just want to put this out there because a few comic fans[...]

It's finally happened for Matthew Rosenberg In what the writer described as "fulfilling a lifelong dream," Rosenberg will take over as writer of Astonishing X-Men from Charles Soule in July, beginning with Astonishing X-Men #13. Rosenberg has recently brought Jean Grey back from the dead again in the Phoenix Resurrection mini-series, is currently writing the New Mutants:[...]

Black Widow is still alive. This installment of Tales of Suspense shows what she has been doing since that fated confrontation with Captain America. Does it make for a good read?

The New Mutants reunite to answer a bizarre situation going down in a small Alabama community. A hurricane has just passed through, and the dead are rising from the destruction. Is it a good read?

It's one of the stronger releases from Marvel right now, so you should check it out. New Mutants: Dead Souls #1 cover by Ryan Stegman New Mutants: Dead Souls #1 Matthew Rosenberg and Adam Gorham bring back the New Mutants for a deep dive into the weird and dark parts of the Marvel Universe[...]

Tales of Suspense #102 follows up on the reveal of Yelena Belova with Winter Solider and Hawkeye diving further into the mystery of Black Widow's alleged return.

At Image Expo today, Matthew Rosenberg and Tyler Boss, the creative team behind the long-running mini-series 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, took the stage to announce What's The Furthest Place From Here? But before that, Rosenberg took to Twitter to spoil the entire announcement! What's the furthest place from here? — Matthew Rosenberg (@AshcanPress) February 21,[...]

The Punisher narrowly survives an encounter with Petrov's power-armored men, but the War Machine armor is broken. He needs it fixed, so he seeks out an engineer. Is it a good read?

It's great. Matthew Rosenberg shows he understands the character of Bucky Barnes as well as he knows Clint Barton The interactions between the two are thoroughly enjoyable, as neither one can really stand the other Clint handles it by rambling and intentionally bothering Bucky Bucky handles it with silence and an attempting to freeze Clint out. There[...]

Welcome to X-Men: Bland Design, the weekly column that answers the question: “What if Ed Piskor had no art skills, a juvenile sense of humor, and less classic material to work with?” This week we start off with Phoenix Resurrection #5!

Welcome to X-Men: Bland Design, the weekly column that answers the question: “What if Ed Piskor had no art skills, a juvenile sense of humor, and less classic material to work with?" This week, we start off with Phoenix: Resurrection #4.

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Punisher discovers that Petrov is putting much of the Chernayan population into concentration camps, and Frank uses the War Machine armor to tear through the camps until Petrov responds. Eventually, Petrov sends a response worthy of the Punisher. The Punisher #220 cover by Clayton Crain Here, we get to see Frank Castle get creative with the[...]

Israel Silva's brighter and more saturated color work is a little much for the eyes, even if it also fits the tone of the comic. Matthew Rosenberg sends the Secret Warriors off in a cute and fun tale of mending bridges and respecting differences It has its flaws, and it's not exciting or action-packed by any[...]

Welcome back to X-Men: Bland Design, the column where we rip off Ed Piskor's X-Men: Grand Design, except instead of recapping the good old issues of

On Twitter today, artist Tyler Boss teased an upcoming project with Matthew Rosenberg, his partner from the critically acclaimed 2017 (or was it 2016) mini-series 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank Boss blanked out the titles, but it looks like a pretty long one 4 Kids Walk Into a Bank Again, perhaps? Away, we go pic.twitter.com/FYiS5Rsk48 — Tyler[...]

I get the impression Matthew Rosenberg studied Matt Fraction and David Aja's Hawkeye before writing this comic. His encounter with the Winter Soldier towards the end is what one should expect Hawkeye is a chatty and impulsive man who uses false bravado to cover up his own feelings of inadequacy The Winter Soldier is a guilt-ridden[...]

However, he gets the hang of it eventually. Matthew Rosenberg does a solid job of humanizing Frank Castle here too He has something of a dry sense of humor, and he shows some uncharacteristic sympathy for the old Chernayan farmer He gives more than two seconds thought to the old man's welfare. That's not to say that[...]

Just in time for the movie, the New Mutants are returning to Marvel this march in a six-issue mini-series from Matthew Rosenberg and Adam Gorham, as announced in a press release Friday. Rosenberg, fresh off bringing back adult Jean Grey in Phoenix Resurrection and also fresh off the apparent end of both Secret Warriors and Marvel's[...]