Miles Morales + All New (Old) X-Men = WTF? But it's Bendis and Asrar, so... WHY NOT?!?

I don't really have much to say about All-New X-men #32. From what I can tell, this X-book stars the original five X-men (Angel, Iceman, Jean Grey, Cyclops and a relatively hairless Beast), transplanted from the past into the present day. Now they have also been transported into the Ultimate Universe, where they meet Miles Morales, the all-new Afrolatino Spider-man...

Marvel doubles down on Miles Morales.

I can't claim to have been the biggest supporter of Miles Morales, the multi-racial replacement for the martyred Ultimate Peter Parker. I haven't bought a single issue he has appeared in, but mostly because his much-celebrated entry into the Ultimate Marvel continuity coincided with my own personal crises. What I (from a distance) initially perceived as a short-lived publicity stunt clearly represents something more going on at Marvel, and in the comics industry in general...

peep some SWEET Olivier Coipel cover art to "SURVIVE #1", plus variant cover and interior sequentials by Joe Quinones

If I win the lottery, I will buy Marvel and then force Olivier Coipel to draw all the books. Don't worry, with my unlimited lottery cash, I will change the laws of spacetime so he doesn't have to rush. Anyways, until then, here's a cover he drew to the Ultimate Comics book Survive #1. I likes it...

Miles Morales: Spider-Man No More?

Miles Morales is probably not gonna quit being Spider-Man, but this issue of Ultimate Comics Spider-Man still looks dope. Peep a preview here...

#begBorrowSteal- "Ultimate X: Origins" by Jeph Loeb & Art Adams

Guest post by Michael Lagocki

The Ultimate X: Origins graphic novel is a must buy for superhero fans. I’ll try to quickly (har) break down why and then leave the rest to your good senses.