For the first time in forty years, Marvel has licensed one of their properties to another publisher, Abrams ComicArts, for an over-sized Alex Ross extravaganza entitled Fantastic Four: Full Circle.
For the first time in forty years, Marvel has licensed one of their properties to another publisher, Abrams ComicArts, for an over-sized Alex Ross extravaganza entitled Fantastic Four: Full Circle.
Issue #200 will continue Ridley and Cabal’s principle storyline involving T’Challa’s tenuous involvement with the X-Men and bonus stories celebrating the past and hinting at an uncertain future for the Panther, the citizens of Wakanda, and a brand new Wakandan hero.
All of those “Moon Maniacs” out there will get a second chance to own the original Moon Knight Omnibus in April, followed quickly by the second Volume of Marc Spector’s early adventures in May.
Like the original edition, the Omnibus contains: The Incredible Hulk #1-6, Tales to Astonish #59-101, and the relaunch of his solo series (borrowing the numbering from the cancelled Tales to Astonish) in The Incredible Hulk #102.
Ridley and Cabal’s new series takes place directly after Ta-Nehisi Coates long run on the title wraps up on May 26 in Black Panther #25 with the conclusion of “The Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda” storyline.
Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes, Sam Wilson, and even John Walker will team-up to track down Captain America’s missing shield and catch the mysterious thief red-handed in the new series.