G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #302

[superboyprime]

"Both Devil's Due and IDW had other GI Joe titles that they considered the main books. I think the going assumption was that I was played out, and they could do it better. DD didn’t even let me continue my original continuity. At IDW I was allowed to restart the original Marvel continuity with issue 155 ½ and then plow ahead, but it was considered a side dish - a curiosity, and they put their big push on their own revamping of the title. In the end they all fell by the wayside, and ARAH held its own. Mr. Kirkman calling me, was very reassuring and supportive - something I never got from DD or IDW. I am extremely grateful to him for that." - Larry Hama

( Read more... )

Superman: Lost #10 Final Issue Of What?

[superfangirl1]

( Read more )

Amazing Spider-Man #42

[cyberghostface]

 

( Scans under the cut... )

Jackpot #1

[heartsways]

( Read more... )

Captain Marvel #34

[iamrman]

Rick Jones is heading off on tour when he bumps in to a super-villain in the middle of a heist.

( Read more... )

X-Men Blue: Origins #1 - "Lament in Blue"

[laughing_tree]

Oh, and: Mystique. Mystique like you’ve never seen her. Mystique on a jagged path that will lead to something profound. -- Si Spurrier

What we didn't want to do was to say, "No, that's all lies," and throw it away and pretend it was never there in the first place. We've worked with it in a very clever way to sensitively dance between the raindrops and present something which doesn't take anything away, but does add a great deal. -- Si Spurrier

( Read more... )