The info gathered on this thread at CBR continued to grow, and as it did, I learned what I’m sure plenty of others already have: they erased the Spider-Marriage. The spoiler for how is as follows:

Ok I will be mr spolier but you might not believe it as it is SO bad. Pete wakes up alone in the bed to find MJ in that bathroom puking I guess (the art & story telling are so bad who can tell what is

Nor are they being very kind to his fans, if I’m reading the following article correctly:Hero: Iron Man

Love Tony Stark or hate him — and there are plenty of fans who can’t stand him these days — there can be little doubt that he and his red-and-gold armored alter-ego are more prominent in the Marvel Universe than ever before.

Name a big event in 2007 and he was involved in it. He fought

A short article from CBS4 in Miami about the Jewish Museum of Florida in Miami Beach holding an exhibition about the Jewish comics creators who came up with many legendary protagonists.

I looked at an argument on the forum of another website a short time ago, talking about how less certain they are that Quesada’s editorial staff are going to back away from throwing out the Spider-Marriage.

You know what? Even I’m beginning to wonder that too, that they’re going to go right ahead and do it, regardless of the reaction (a message boarder from Texas said that his local comic store

I see that reprints of Super-Team Family #11-14 have been published as “Countdown Special” just recently. I think that’s why I’m going to have to provide some more clues, as I’ve done my best so far to search for, of how she went “nuts” during 1977-78. From the Unofficial Homepage of the Atom, a little bit about that:
Super-Team Family (V3) #11 (June-July) “The Other Side of Doomsday” Flash/

Certainly by now he is. In the following interview with Newsarama (via The Beat):
There is a plan. There always has been a plan. It has been altered, twisted, turned, but there is a direction, a focus, and a reason for the way things are playing out in the DC Universe. If something occurred over a particular time that seemed to concentrate a particular “flavor” – in this case, death, then that is

In this interview on The Comics Reporter, writer Will Pfeiffer adds himself to the list of writers who have no respect or understanding for the feelings of the audience:
SPURGEON: Now that you have a little bit of space between you and the series, what do you think the basis was for so many people to have a negative reaction to Amazons Attack!?

PFEIFER: Was there a negative reaction? [laughter]

The Contra Costa Times says that sales on graphic novels, which I often tend to call trade paperbacks depending on how they’re put together, are drawing more than just the teen to 20-something crowd. And yet, one can only wonder if they’re jumping the gun over if comics sales are improving: The graphic novel — whose secret identity is a lengthy comic book — has grown up.I have to question that

An article from Orlando’s Metromix website about a new documentary program on Japanese animation (”Anime: Drawing a Revolution̶ and its influence on the American side as well.

The Daily Nebraskan, a college paper, lists top 10 comics(!) for 2007 and shows why even university newspapers are in serious need of improvement: 1. Captain America, Issue 25
Few comics have garnered the mainstream media attention like this issue, and with good reason: it contained the death of Steve Rogers, Captain America.This is what even college papers consider newsworthy? 6. The Flash: The