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Marvel is delaying its Midnight line launch by 2 months because it's more special than they thought a couple of weeks ago.

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Marvel is delaying its Midnight line launch by 2 months because it's more special than they thought a couple weeks ago Marvel says Midnight is more than just another alternate universe.

Marvel has plans for more Mayday Parker Spider-Girl (including a story from her co-creator Tom DeFalco).

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Marvel has plans for more Mayday Parker Spider-Girl (including a story from her co-creator Tom DeFalco) C.B. Cebulski says Marvel isn’t done with Mayday Parker, and she’ll be suiting up as Spider-Girl again

💜Why are Critical Role’s Briarwoods always associated with purple? One creator has a theory

Why are Critical Role’s Briarwoods always associated with purple? One creator has a theory Anime, real history, and good ol' magic went into the titular characters of The Legend of Vox Machina: The Whitestone Chronicles Volume 3--The Briarwoods. And artist Aviv Or told us how

In four years, Jim Lee went from an unknown to the biggest artist in American comics with Marvel's X-Men. After that, he got even bigger, but for many, his Marvel work is most ingrained in our minds: Alpha Flight, Punisher War Journal, Uncanny X-Men, Fantastic Four... heck, those X-Men trading cards alone! Lee recently called his Marvel era as a "dream," and now his Marvel era is being brought together in one book, titled Marvel Artist Archive: Jim Lee.

"Even though I worked at Marvel, I was working at home. I was in the art studio I shared with Whilce Portacio and my inker Scott Williams, and those early years - I say early years - I spent six years at Marvel, and the entire time I was there, it's like you were living out your dream," Lee said recently.

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DC Comics' Lobo has become synonymous with superhero badassery. Ironically, that's exactly what he was created to spoof.

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DC Comics' Lobo has become synonymous with superhero badassery. Ironically, that's exactly what he was created to spoof When DC Comics legend Keith Giffen created Lobo, he wanted to make an "indictment" of ultra-violent superheroes. Then, he became the "poster boy" for exactly that