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WOLVERINE, HULK AND JEAN GREY TO RETURN FOR GENERATIONS BUT MARVEL WON'T SAY HOW
Marvel fans pining for the return of iconic characters like Wolverine, Jean Grey and Bruce Banner are about to get their wish thanks to the upcoming event comic Generations.
Marvel first teased this project last month, promising a massive superhero team-up involving new and old versions of characters like Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, Wolverine and Spider-Man. Now ABC News has revealed more about the scope of this story. Generations will debut in July 2017 and is structured as a series of ten one-shot issues, each focusing on a different pair of characters. The full lineup will include:
Captain America (Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson) – written by Nick Spencer Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell and Carol Danvers) – written by Margaret Stohl Hawkeye (Clint Barton and Kate Bishop) – written by Kelly Thompson Hulk (Bruce Banner and Amadeus Cho) – written by Greg? Pak Iron Man (Tony Stark and Riri Williams) – written by Brian Michael Bendis Jean Grey (young and old) – written by Dennis Hopeless Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan) – written by G. Willow Wilson Spider-Man (Peter Parker and Miles Morales) – written by Brian Michael Bendis Thor (Odinson and Jane Foster) – written by Jason Aaron Wolverine (Logan and X-23) – written by Tom Taylor No artists for these issues have been revealed yet, though Marvel did reveal Olivier Coipel's cover to the Thor issue.
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Yeah, for years he used assistants doing his work and turning it in as his. You never knew which book he was actually doing the art on. If any of them.
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Ozymandias has been most prominently screwing with Superman in his titles as well if you want the full story and to a lesser degree in Wonder Woman's. So the Watchmen thing has seeds in multiple titles.
Saga is an epic space opera/fantasy comic book series written by Brian K. Vaughan and illustrated by Fiona Staples
Has anyone read this series? It's funny, epic, beautiful, and told well. I've only finished the first two books so far (really easy and fast to read). Look forward to reading the rest as well.
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