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She-Hulk Marvel Unlimited Infinity Comic - Then Disappeared

The Suddenly Disappearing She-Hulk Marvel Unlimited Infinity Comic

UPDATE: 24 hours later, it's back up! Links and original story below… Okay, that was a weird one this morning, on Marvel Unlimited re-reading the newly-dropped webtoon-style adaptation of the She-Hulk comic by Charles Soule and Javier Pulido, then Ron Wimberly Renamed She-Hulk: Law And Disorder, notable for a comic book about She-Hulk as a working[...]

SPX '15: The 'Emotional Currency Of Comics' At The Royal Redux Panel With Brandon Graham, Liz Suburbia, Farel Dalrymple & Ron Wimberly

The Royalboiler Redux panel with Brandon Graham, Liz Suburbia, Farel Dalrymple, and Ron Wimberly, fell in the latter part of Sunday at Small Press Expo, but there was a line snaking through the lower hallways to enter the conference room. The panel was comprised by many people who have worked together with Brandon Graham, a collaborative[...]

Fantom Comics' Pre-SPX Extra Large Comix Hangout With Hang Dai, Brandon Graham, Ron Wimberly, Farel Dalrymple, And MK Reed

Three of my studiomates from Gowanus, Brooklyn and Hang Dai Studios, were present signing, so I thought I'd check out the event. Here are some photos of Fantom Comics: And some of Hang Dai Studios signing two new books just released this week in time for SPX: Beef with Tomato by Dean Haspiel, and[...]

Rereading Wolverine & The X-Men With Ron Wimberly In Mind

Ron Wimberly wrote and.drew for The Nib a comic strip detailing his experience with skin colour as an artist working on a Marvel comic book That comic was Wolverine & The X-Men #10 He writes, Melita Garner is a X-character, reporter and ex-girlfriend of the ex-Wolverine, first appearing in Wolverine: Weapon X And she takes the lead[...]

Beats, Rhymes, Panels, And Pages At The Hip-Hop And Comics: Cultures Combining Panel At New York Comic Con

Legendary Producer Large Professor, Matt Rosenberg, writer of Ghostface Killah's Twelve Reasons to Die, Ron Wimberly, artist on The Prince of Cats, Eric Orr, creator of Rappin Max Robot, the first rapping comic book, Sasha Kimiatek, artist, graphic designer and cartoonist Last but certainly not least the legendary Pete Rock. Patrick asked each person what brought[...]

Ch-Ch-Changes – Marvel And DC Comics In October, From Action Comics To All-New Miracleman

Might that be the name of an ongoing series written by Brian Bendis in 2015? Pure speculation of course… but coloured Joe Quesada art below. And the two issues of Wolverine & The X-Men, #10 and #11, solicited with art from Robbi Rodriguez, Jason Latour, Jim Rugg, James Harren, Kris Anka and more, will now see: #10 –[...]