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“Then Civil War happened, it created a story-motivated reason for two Avengers books with two unique styles and voices. The two books have a unique relationship to each other, and the challenge to create this was overwhelmingly attractive.” There was one thing Bendis was adamant on; the new title will be very distinct from its counterpart. “They will have different stories and themes,” said Bendis. “The stories will be told different ways and the characters will have completely different relationships. Plus both books - both teams - have a different agenda. A different goal.

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"The new team will feature some classic Avengers returning to their much deserved glory and some characters that have never been Avengers or on any team," Bendis finally offered. "Oh, and some who you may not be familiar with at all." But it was Cho who finally let fly with one small specific piece of info to warm the hearts of Avengers fans over the next few months. Said Cho, “Leisure suit Wonder Man is back!”

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WIZARD: What happens in Civil War? BENDIS: There's a winner and a loser. [New Avengers] will be darker and continue to explore what is going on with S.H.I.E.L.D. and the criminals that broke out of the Raft. There is a growing conspiracy that even precedes Civil War that will continue. [New Avengers] will be drawn by Leinil Francis Yu [Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk]. CHO: Oh, awesome. I didn't know that. BENDIS: Oh, yeah. You're going to like it because the two of you compliment each other. CHO: Like, I draw big-busted women and he draws anorexic women. [Laughs] BENDIS: [Laughs] No. They are different tonally. And I'm even writing Mighty Avengers using narrative and thought balloons in ways you usually don't see. On top of that, there's a growing threat to the world. Volcanoes are erupting, there're hailstorms - it's bedlam all over. And the Mole Man attacks New York City. The attack is brutal and very insane, very "old-school Marvel" crazy. CHO: That's why I'm drawing it. BENDIS: He loves the mole men. Pick up Wizard #179, on sale Wednesday, for the rest!

• neue Serien:
  
• Loners
  
• Silent War
  
• Marvel Comics Presents (my dreams come true)
  
• Annihilation:
  
• wird fortgeführt
  
• Ultimate Universe:
  
• großer Event für 2007
  
• Look Out For Ultimate Black Panther
  
  
  
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  Marvel Checklist
  Der ultimative Leitfaden durch das Marvel-Universum
  
  [editiert: 24.07.06, 03:20 von Legacy]

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Marvel Comics Presents (my dreams come true) -

• Ultimates 3
  
• Ultimate Power
  
• Ultimates 4
  
  

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Loeb continued hinting that not everyone from each universe will be returning to their respective homes after the mini-series.

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In talking about his and Rob Liefeld’s upcoming Onslaught Reborn (Nov. debut), Loeb said that the story's origin is based on "No More Mutants" coming from the Scarlet Witch in House of M, which results in the rebirth of the creature from the original storyline. Onslaught is reborn with memories, Loeb explained, and as such, he remembers that all his plans for domination were thwarted by a little boy named Franklin Richards, and as such, he sets out to find and kill the son of Reed and Sue Richards.

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Speaking on his upcoming Nov.-debuting limited series Bullet Points (with Tommy Lee Edwards art), Straczynski again explained how the story will explore how the entire Marvel Universe will be changed as a result of the scientist who gave Steve Rogers the Super Soldier Serum was killed 24 hours earlier. The ripple effects move through the entire timeline of the Marvel history.

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"Our story takes place in the immediate aftermath of Ultimate Extinction, with the Vision about to launch herself into space again to carry on her mission elsewhere. But it turns out there's some unexpected and terrifying fallout from the battle against Gah-Lak-Tus that only she can deal with, so she has to stick around for a while and finish the job."

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In time for the team's 45th anniversary, Alan Davis' Fantastic Four: The End will debut in November, giving a possible ending of Marvel's first family of heroes.

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Grant Morrison's entire New X-Men run will be collected in The New X-Men Omnibus, coming in December.

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In speaking about the upcoming Blade series, writer Marc Guggenheim said that each issue will have two stories, one set in the present, and one set in the past.

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Loeb said that he was talking with Marvel this morning about continuing his Wolverine run past #55, and announced that issue his and Simone Bianchi’s first issue [#50] will feature a 12-page back up by Loeb and Ed McGuinness pitting Wolverine against the Hulk. Loeb said that the story will hearken back to the first appearance of Wolverine in the Hulk #181.

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Cornell elaborated on the story. "Wisdom is the story of Pete Wisdom's day job, with the group of (largely super) operatives he runs as the sole intelligence officer at MI-13, the division of British intelligence that deals with Weird Happenings. "It's a MAX series, which means not so much sex and violence…well, quite a bit... okay, it's a bloodthirsty shagfest, all right?...as the chance to tell stories in different ways. For a start, the first three issues are three complete stories. They contribute to the six-issue storyline, though, and should make for a satisfying compilation. It's beery and bawdy and entirely set in Britain. And British territorial waters. I get to use a few of my favourite British Marvel characters. Black Jack Tarr and Sir Clive Reston KCBE! Nobody else got a little shiver then, did they? I'm trying to deal with a genuine modern Britain that's not twee, but where we can still visit the mystical. So we're on a helicopter-borne military assault on Otherworld/Avalon in the first issue, automatic weapons against fairies, and in the second issue we've got something ancient and terrible in a little Wiltshire village. Those familiar with the character will recall how much Pete enjoys popping down to Wiltshire. It's not parochially British. If you like that hard-nosed sense of pubbish humor that the Brits in the field already have toyed with, you could do worse than give this a try. "Pete's team are entirely new characters, apart from one who's been mentioned and seen in flashbacks during the Bronze Age. (Couldn't we find a better name for my favourite comics era?) There are some X-guest stars a few issues in, including a scene with Captain Britain that I've wanted to write since I was ten. One of the team is John the Skrull, who was part of Operation British Invasion, where in the 1960s the Skrulls wanted to replace the Beatles and influence the world. He decided that anyone could do an alien invasion, that he wanted to do something more arty, and stuck around, still pretending to be John. He's starting to think he should put his relationship with Captain Boko of the Kree behind him, call Skrull Paul and maybe talk about getting the band back together. "In one way, it's about Fortean mysteries, that lead into a big Marvel Universe apocalyptic British battle, in another it's about Pete's life and backstory. And there's a new romance for him. Terrifyingly. Because if you want to get involved with Pete, there are some things you really should know about him but probably don't."

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Gwen Stacy kehrt im Ultimativen Universum zurück, als Teil der CLONE-SAGA dürfen wir wohl dreimal raten, inwiefern...

http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazine/wizard/001060044.cfm

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Yes, the popular character killed by Carnage in Ultimate Spider-Man is returning to the Ultimate Universe in issue #98. “This is one of the seven or eight shockers that are part of the ‘Clone Saga’ story and I think of all the things, this is the one that people are going to be the most interested in seeing,” writer Brian Michael Bendis explained. [...] Bendis said that Gwen’s return had been planned out even before her death. As to how fans will react to the return of the character, Bendis said he does not believe that her return will cheapen her death. “I can’t guarantee that this will make everybody happy,” Bendis concluded. “I will never do that again. But I can guarantee it will be interesting and people should check it out.”