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Marvel announced that Greg Pak is leaving the Incredible Hulk, and with him the series will come to an end. Pak, was the writer for Planet Hulk, which was recently turned into an animated movie.
BoxOfficeMojo noted that Thor opened in the United States at 66 million dollars. While it did rank 1 in 3,955 theaters, it fell short of Fast Five, which opened a week earlier. The site also noted that Thor was the “third highest first-day gross for a Marvel moving, after Spider-Man, and Iron Man.” [...]
Warning, plot spoilers.
Kenneth Branagh’s Thor is a coming of age story. Odin (Thor’s father) played by Anthony Hopkins was about to crown his son as King of Asgard when their kingdom’s enemy, the Frost Giants attacked. Enraged at the slight against his father, and homeland, Thor sought what every son does: to be [...]
Marvel Universe announced that Brian Michael Bendis as writer for Marvel Comics’ Marvel Universe Massively Multiplayer Online Game. Marvel announced that you get to reenact key moments in Marvel history from its beginning to the modern age. The MMORPG at its core is a reenactment of the rich tapestry [...]
Disney released Avengers: Earth Mightiest Heroes on DVD. ComicVine has a review of the DVD series, and I do agree that the series has done a great job of introducing Marvel’s top tier characters, as well as other characters in the Marvel Universe. It is a fun, and entertaining series.
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If Rotten Tomatoes is any indication, Thor is one of the most anticipated movie of the summer. It is currently running at 94 percent rotten tomatoes. That’s surprising considering this is a super hero movie.
Thor is based on Marvel Comics’ character. Medical student Donald Blake discovers his [...]
Newsarama wrote that the X-Men maybe headed towards a Schism, with one team led by Cyclops, and another team led by Wolverine.
MMXI is a series written by Paul Jenkins, and illustrated by Greg Land. The series begins in May.
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The national post wrote:
The creators of the Fantastic Four have added Spider-Man to the gang which includes the Thing, Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman. The new series of Fantastic Four comics is now called FF, which stands for Future Foundation.
