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Hace 10 horas · Wolverine has developed across several different eras, guided by superstar creators like Chris Claremont, Larry Hama, Erik Larsen, and others. Wolverine first appeared in 1974 and has since joined the ranks of Marvel's most popular characters. In fact, an argument can be made that the only Marvel ...
Hace 10 horas · Ainda assim, Wolverine permaneceu misterioso e, quando Wein partiu, o escritor Chris Claremont lentamente preencheu as lacunas. Passaram-se 10 edições antes que Claremont sequer sugerisse que Wolverine tivesse alguma vida interior; em “X-Men” #103, um duende (tenha paciência) o chama de “Sr. Logan” e Wolverine questiona como o diabrete poderia saber seu nome verdadeiro.
I have a small talk with my buddy about collecting signatures and he thinks it’s weird to have actors’ name with the artist/writer’s names of the comic book. Example: avenger casts with artists and writers like Chris Claremont, mark Waid, frank miller, starlin. Should they stay separate?
Hace 10 horas · Writer Chris Claremont stated that Menachem Begin was an inspiration for Magneto's development, as David Ben-Gurion was for Professor X. "There's a lot of talk online now that Magneto stands in for Malcolm X and Xavier stands in for Martin Luther King, which is totally valid but for me, being an immigrant white, to make that analogy felt incredibly presumptuous.
Hace 10 horas · Spoilers "The Devil Himself Visited This Place" Episode two of this anthology series really picked up the tension. LA during this time frame was rife with racial tension and this episode truly showed the way that the Rodney King problem made things unbearable in the city. But this is not just racial tension that is…
Hace 10 horas · Dead Boy Detectives #1-4 (2014) DC, 2014 Series. Schoolboy Terrors by Mark Buckingham & Toby Litt (writers) and Buckingham & Gary Erskine (art). First ongoing series.
Hace 10 horas · Stew is joined by legendary comic book scribe Ron Marz to discuss the 2011 Green Lantern movie, which features parts of his own work. What does he think of it, and do either think it is as bad as its rep? For more from Ron Marz, click HERE.
