The comics Wolverine appeared in this week:
Wolverine and the Xmen #27
Wolverine and the Xmen #27AU
Age of Ultron #6
Savage Wolverine #4
Astonishing Xmen #61
Wolverine Max #6
Ultimate Wolverine #3
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19 AprThe Best Comic Solicitation In A Long While
11 AprTHANOS RISING #4
JASON AARON (W)
SIMONE BIANCHI (A/C)
Variant COVER by Mike Deodato
Thanos kills a lot of people.32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99
How You Can Help Peter David
4 JanPeter David, great writer of X-Factor, along with many other comic books, recently had a stroke. His co-pays and such are piling up, and if you’ve been entertained by his writings over the years, the best way for you to help is to buy some of his original writings, such as at . He gets a good stipend from the sale of these books. Please help out if you can!
The Best Single-Issue Comics Of 2012
27 DecNOTE: of what i’ve read
Best Single Issue of 2012
1. FF #23 (Marvel) – Pure, glorious fun with an emotional center. This is comics. This is the perfect sendoff for Jonathan Hickman’s amazing, almost 4 year long run on the Fantastic Four franchise.
2. Wolverine and the X-Men #17 (Marvel) DOOP! Great to find out the backstory of one of X-Statix’s orphans.
3. Saga #6 (Image) – Space opera meets frank nudity, violence and sex while still managing to remain grounded with humor and humanity. Amazing stuff, and wraps up the first arc spendidly.
4. Secret Agent Poyo #1 (Image) Noticing a trend yet? Another ‘fun’ entry, celebrating all that is the art of comics. A one-off pulled from the pages of the terrific Chew, SA Poyo delves into what he does when he’s NOT saving the department.
5. Hawkeye #3 (Marvel) Rarely has a comic re-invigorated a character such as this one. It’s made many a non-fan go, ‘oh, so THAT’S why Hawkeye’s a badass. Having David Aja pen it just seals it.
6. Manhattan Projects #6 – Seeing the scientific revolution from the Russian side has never been so gripping, and heart-wrenching, as the protagonist is never free to pursue what he DOESN’T want to do with his talents.
7. Fantast Four #604 (Marvel) – The Fantastic Four. The Future Foundation. Doctor Doom. Celestials. Future Richards’ kids. And then, ‘come to me, my Galactus’. Phrase of the year. Arc of the year.
8. The New Deadwardians #1 (DC) – Knowing of Dan Abnett’s work mostly only through his Guardians of the Galaxy run with Marvel, one could be surprised how starkly DIFFERENT this comic was. Somewhat slowly-paced yet still engrossing, the comic introduces us to the world of an undead detective who is decidedly blue-blood English.
9. Wonder Woman #11 (DC) – Brian Azzarello’s Wonder Woman learns to become a fighting machine while battling her mother Hera and her many God siblings. Magnificant art caps it.
10. (tie) Wolverine and the X-Men #19 (Marvel) Kitty Pryde searches for a new teacher for the school. Hilarity ensues with the various heroes who apply for the job.
10. (tie) The Unwritten #36 (DC) The underlying theme throughout this series remains the same, that stories can be created, and destroyed. Paulie the Bunny’s story continues. One of the gruffest bunnies you’ll ever meet, he treks across the vast landscape to find his home, and his real self.
Hey Kids! Do NOT Litter When The Punisher Is Around!
17 DecHoly fuck, from now on I’m picking up trash wherever I walk!
Help J.K. Woodward Raise Funds
4 NovUnfortunately, Hurricane Sandy destroyed J.K. Woodward’s home and everything he and his family owned. He’s now selling original prints to raise funds. He’s a comic book artist that’s done tons of DC and Star Wars books, and is currently the artist on the Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover. Please click here to bid.
CM Punk Is Going to Write the Intro To The AvX Hardcover
18 OctMy nerd life is now complete:
The brash in-ring persona of Chicago native Phil Brooks bills himself as “the best in the world” — a statement some of his co-workers such as John Cena or the intimidating Ryback may argue with —but he’s certainly everywhere in the world and in pop culture.
His WWE schedule has him traveling the world and appearing every Monday night on the USA Network’s Monday Night Raw show, but Punk released his first DVD CM Punk: Best in the World last week, he’s on the cover of the new WWE ’13 video game (out Oct. 30) and the champ is writing the intro for Marvel Comics’ Avengers vs. X-Men hardcover collection arriving Nov. 7.
