Filed under: Competitions | Tags: Boo Cook, Cameron Stewart, Competition, Fabio Moon, Gabriel Ba, Jeffrey Brown, Jessica Martin, Kieron Gillen, Mark Buckingham, Ming Doyle, Ramon Perez, Sean Gordon Murphy, Thought Bubble
Following on from our trip to Thought Bubble last weekend – we have a few signed comic prizes up for grabs which we’ll be giving away over the next few weeks…..
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Extremis, Greg Land, Iron-Man, Kieron Gillen, Marvel Now, Matt Fraction, Smart Metal, Tony Stark
A new start sees Kieron Gillen team-up with Greg Land to pick up the pace with Tony Stark aka Iron Man but could they follow the success of Matt Fraction and raise the bar for this Marvel Now! release?
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: AvsX, Cable, Cyclops, Hope, Kieron Gillen, Logan, Magneto, Marvel Now, Professor X
Kieron Gillen closes out this title as we see the fifth issue try and tie up all those loose ends from AvsX ahead of some of the Marvel Now! releases coming soon.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Andrew Hennessy, AvsX, Cyclops, Jim Charalampidis, Kieron Gillen, Logan, Magneto, Mark Brooks, Phoenix Force, Storm, Sub-Mariner, Tony Stark
The penultimate issue of Kieron Gillen’s title sees the AvsX fallout edge closer to its conclusion and the many plot threads are starting to blur together.
Filed under: Comic Reviews | Tags: AvsX, Cyclops, Emma Fost, Hope, Iron-Man, K'un-Lun, Kieron Gillen, Wolverine
The AvsX fallout continues as we hit the midway point of Kieron Gillen’s take on just how things would play out after the event.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: AvsX, Cyclops, Kieron Gillen, Logan, Steve Kurth, Wolverine
A strong opening issue (reviewed here) following the AvsX event itself would see this five-part weekly release stay on my pull-list but could #2 hold onto that strength.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: AvsX, Captain America, Cyclops, Hope, Kieron Gillen, Scarlet Witch, Tom Raney, Wolverine
With the AvsX event finishing just recently (reviewed here) – there’s still some story to be told ahead of some titles finishing up and Marvel Now! kicking in. Continue reading
Filed under: Events | Tags: Andy Diggle, Ben McCool, CB Cebulski, D.I.C.E., Dave Johnson, Declan Shalvey, Doug Braithwaite, Dublin, Jeannine Schaeffer, Jeff Parker, John Layman, John McCrea, Jordie Bellaire, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Kieron Gillen, Lauren Sankovitch, Mark Doyle, Matt Fraction, Nate Cosby, Nick Roche, Stephen Mooney, The Big Bang, Tommy Lee Edwards
We’re hurtling towards the end of 2012 but that doesn’t mean the Comics Anonymous gang can’t still make the last of their Comic Con’s for the year and so I made the trip to Dublin’s fair city to take in the Dublin International Comic Expo (D.I.C.E.) being run by the team behind The Big Bang comic shop.
Filed under: Interviews | Tags: Jamie McKelvie, Journey into Mystery, Kieron Gillen, LSCC, Phonogram, Uncanny X-Men
Last month’s trip to London Super Comic Con was already exciting enough with the prospect of meeting Stan Lee, however the weekend’s hype-factor was increased ten-fold with the possibility of a new Phonogram being announced. Sure enough, after some late night twitter feed refreshes, the news came through that Phonogram 3 would be coming our way from the Legends of Rock Comics: Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie. Unfotunatley we didn’t manage to get an interview with the “Dream Team” (McKelvie has a certain birthday bash and drinks to blame for that) however the (much more sober) Kieron Gillen was on hand on the Sunday to answer our persistent chanting of “TELL US MORE!”.
Filed under: Competitions | Tags: Comics Anon, Comics Survey, Kieron Gillen, Sean Phillips
We know how popular our comics give-aways are, so we’re doing another. This time, though, we’re looking for something in return!
Comics Anonymous 