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Marvel April 2009 Solicitations (Full)
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DARK REIGN: THE CABAL
Written by JONATHAN HICKMAN, MATT FRACTION, PETER MILLIGAN and others!
Pencils by ADI GRANOV, KYLE HOTZ and others!
Cover by DANIEL ACUNA
Doctor Doom! Emma Frost! The Hood! Namor the Sub-Mariner! Loki! They’re the members of Norman Osborn's secret Cabal of villainy, united in common cause as they move to change the very landscape of the Marvel Universe! Now, in five all-new stories, learn how each member of this sinister syndicate intends to capitalize on the situation—and perhaps how they intend to deal with each other should it prove necessary!
48 PGS./Rated T+$3.99
SECRET INVASION AFTERMATH: BETA RAY BILL: THE GREEN OF EDEN #1
Written by KIERON GILLEN
Penciled by DAN BRERETON
Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC
SECRET INVASION has ended. The Skrull armies have been routed and destroyed. In the wake of his battle in aid of Thor and Asgard, Beta Ray Bill has departed Earth once more, to bring justice and order to the stars. But when Bill becomes savior of a space-faring alien colony, he'll discover that perhaps -- just perhaps -- it's possible to be too much of a hero. Soaring action and adventure starring your favorite horse-faced Demigod of Thunder, by Kieron Gillen (NEW UNIVERSAL: 1959) and Dan Brereton (GOD-SIZED THOR)!
40 PGS./One-Shot/All-New/Rated T+ $3.99
ALL-NEW SAVAGE SHE-HULK #1 (of 4)
Written by FRED VAN LENTE
Pencils by TBA
Cover by ALEX GARNER
From a world where society as we know it has crumbled and humanity has been irrevocably changed, she comes—the all-new, all-different SAVAGE SHE-HULK! But now, a deadly mission has brought her to current Marvel continuity. What terrible secret does this gamma-irradiated beauty bare? And is she friend or foe, Inhuman or mutant, Avenger, Defender...or Invader? Discover the mysteries surrounding this all-new superstar in the Marvel Universe as we proudly presents the all new SAVAGE SHE-HULK! Plus 8 pages of Director’s Cut Extras!
40 PGS./Parental Advisory $3.99
TIMESTORM: 2009-2099 #1 (of 4)
Written by BRIAN REED
Penciled by ERIC BATTLE
Cover by CHRISTOPHER SHY
2009…meets 2099? Future history has been shattered by events in the present! If you think you know the heroes and villains from Marvel’s dark future, writer Brian Reed (SECRET INVASION: CAPTAIN MARVEL) and artist Eric Battle (Batman) say it’s time to think again! Get ready for the re-imagined 2099 versions of Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, the X-Men and more! Plus 8 pages of Director's Cut Extras!
40 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99
SUB-MARINER COMICS #1 70TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Written by ROY THOMAS
Pencils and Cover by MITCH BREITWEISER
Variant Cover by MARCOS MARTIN
Sketch Variant Cover by MITCH BREITWEISER
The second of a series of celebratory specials commemorating Marvel’s 70th Anniversary and its rich history and characters!
It’s the year 1940, and thanks to policewoman Betty Dean, the young Namor the Sub-Mariner has momentarily halted his jihad against the surface world. But now, an envoy from the Axis powers attempts to sway the undersea prince to the Nazi cause! Can the less worldly Sub-Mariner be tempted?
Plus, a second never-before-seen Namor story by Mark Schultz and Al Williamson, and a reprint of Namor’s first appearance from 1939!
48 PGS./One-Shot/All-New & Reprints/Rated A $3.99
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The TBA on art is weird. I'm guessing it means someone that was DC exclusive until just now and they haven't announced it yet?
I really wish I hadn't missed out on the 2099 thing, because Spider-Man 2099 and Doom 2099 seem like awesome concepts.
Also, it's pretty funny that Brand New Day (I assume that this is what they're referring to.), ruins continuity for decades to come.
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Whatever, I like how he's swinging around a giant phallic symbol and is clearly proud of it.
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I was referencing the top Cabal cover, but yeah, he looks pretty satisfied with himself while holding that torpedo.
Man, everyone's squinting in that cover. It's kind of making me uncomfortable.
But yeah, that is a pretty weird way to draw him.
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They were trying to give the audience the impression that they were in the room, and the group having trouble making out who they were.
Doom looks like he's about to transform and roll out or something. His face looks too robot-y.
Yeah, but a miniseries character who'll swiftly be forgotten.
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Terry Moore's run on Runaways ends with issue #9.
X-Men solicits, because apparently they're special or whatever.
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That was fast
I mean, isn't that just kinda redundant? Also, based on the solicits for Wolverine and Daredevil noir and reading X-Men and Spider-Man noir, the only profesions available to males in the 20s and 30s were P.I.s, Detectives, and Journalists.
Moore hasn't been anywhere near as good as he was hyped as being. His Runaways arc has been marred by the lack of interesting villains of any kind, and I'm pretty sure he's killed Spider-Man
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finally a suydam cover i can get behind.
It's cool to see Marvel giving such a big push towards some of their B-list properties, like Cable, Deadpool, X-Force, and Bishop. It really gives me a sense of them wanting those characters and books to succeed. It's rare that a book comes out and it seems like nobody at Marvel really gives a shit. Even niche projects like Hellcat, the Noir books, and the Marvel Apes stuff seem to be built up with a ton of buzz and word of mouth.
I really hope Captain Britain's apparent tie-in with Dark Reign will drive its numbers up a bit into a slightly safer, more healthy area. Because it's a damn good book, and I was shocked to see it's not selling very well.
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ha... that's funny. Spidey 2099 has to come back and smack the shit out of Peter...
it's also funny that you named the two 2099 comics I followed as a kid, Spidey and Doom. I've heard X-Men 2099 was good too, but I never got into it.
Yeah, but they put Larry Stroman on the Bishop book. It's like they want it to fail or something.
woot!!
Holy crap there are a lot of Wolverine comics. And that's not counting the appearances he makes in other titles. How does he fit in enough time between adventures for tea and crumpets?
Punisher 2099 was pretty much self-parody and hilarious
Ghost Rider 2099 was so bad.
Hulk 2099 was okay I guess
Let's Play Final Fantasy 'II' (Ch10 - 5/17/10)
Why doesn't this place have a Namor thread anyway?
I think I need to make a Namor thread.
I dunno, she was introduced as Thundra/Hulk's daughter in that one-shot, and they seem keen on pushing the Hulk family with the Skaar series.
Maybe the Warbound will finally show up again too.
The Hood is like one of the stupidest characters ever. How does this jackass rising to be the kingpin of crime make any sense at all?:|
He's backed up by a Satan pastiche.
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X-Men 2099 was pretty good for the first year or so but it got kind of stale (in fact all of the titles did) when they started tieing into each other. Except for Doom, because that's when Doom got awesome.
Seriously, I was willing to ignore the Idiot Plot portion of Dark Reign, but it's like that's all tey want to deal with. I'm growing less and less interested by the day.
Ever read any old noir stories
The dudes were all journalists and detectives
Hmmm I do wonder why Marvel is doing this
He has guns and a magic coat