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The Fantastic Four: the Coming of Galactus (Art By Rachael Stott)

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Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood #1

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At least I earned my spot.

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Preview: Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #31

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #31 preview. Is this the end of the line for former allies APHRA and TOLVAN? #comics #comicbooks #starwars

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From: “Women of Marvel (2021), #1.”

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More High Republic Adventures crash-land at Dark Horse

A one-shot featuring Alys “Crash” Ongwa and a miniseries featuring former Jedi Ty Yorrick will arrive this spring.

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The descriptions of the characters in the Extended Cut of the Scream franchise Part 4

Hello there everybody, if you have seen part 3 of the characters, here's part 4 of the characters of the Extended Cut of the Scream franchise I have done part 3 because the characters called The Friendly Posse which the friend group that Will & Fred Hicks has been a part of & after this I have bring up the new characters in the franchise so here's part 4 of the Scream franchise.

The Friendly Posse: Part 2

Karan Brar as Craig Karbar, an extremely Loyal, Honest, & Talented individual who's being friends with Will & Fred Hicks & he's the younger half-brother of Malik Hubar.

Akiel Julien & Mickey Nguyen as Malik Hubar & Sylvester Bradford. Malik Hubar is an Humble, Loyal, & Civilized who's being friends with Fred & Will Hicks & also the half-brother of Craig Karbar by proxy they're being buddies with Terry's younger brother Larry Watkins when they're playing basketball together & Sylvester Bradford is the older brother of Takahashi Bradford when they both trained in Marital Arts when they were children.

Rachel Zegler as Emily Jones, an Beautiful, Funny, Charismatic young woman who's being friends with Fred & Will Hicks & she's the best friend of Susan Winters who's being the girlfriend of Craig Karbar. She's the younger sister of Katherine "Katie" Jones.

Megan Stott as Kimberly "Kim" Watson, an Sassy, Rebellious, Kind, & Fearless young woman who's being friends Fred & Will Hicks & she's the girlfriend of Yolanda Preston.

Talitha Eliana Bateman as Yolanda Preston, an Kind, Supportive, & Intelligent young woman who's being friends with Fred & Will Hicks & she's the older sister of Philip "Phil" Preston.

Gabriel Bateman as Philip "Phil" Preston, an Kind, Supportive, & Caring young man who's been friends with Fred & Will Hicks & he's the younger brother of Yolanda Preston.

Violett Beane as Eleanor "Ellie" Winters, an Beautiful, Tough, Kind, Intelligent, & Headstrong young woman who's being friends with Fred & Will Hicks as she's a part of their friend group called The Friendly Posse because she's the older sister of Susan Winters.

Madison Davenport as Gabrielle "Gabby" Stafford, an Gorgeous, Badass, Beautiful, Funny, Tough, Sassy, & Kind young woman who's being friends with Fred & Will Hicks & she's the older cousin of Liv Mackenzie.

Mackenzie Foy as Luna Stewart, an Beautiful, Spirited, Kind, Supportive, Caring, & Focused young woman who's being attended to Woodsboro High & she's being friends with Fred & Will Hicks & she's the younger sister of Angela Stewart & the best friend of Emily Jones & Andrea Lewis.

Jimmy Bennett as Andrew "Andy" Anderson, an Smart, Talented, Charismatic, & Friendly young man who has been friends with Fred & Will Hicks & he's an horror movie geek.

Rachel Fox as Angela Stewart, an Sweet, Kind, Supportive, Intelligent & Fearless young woman who has been friends with Fred & Will Hicks as part of the friend group & she's the protecting older sister of Luna Stewart.

More descriptions of the characters in the Extended Cut of the Scream franchise are coming soon.

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X-Men: The Wedding Special #1 - "Something Borrowed, Something Blue" (2024)

written by Kieron Gillen art by Rachel Stott & Michael Bartolo

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Letterless preview pages for Marvel Voices: Pride a.k.a. X-Men: The Wedding Special have been posted.

Main Wedding Story by Kieron Gillen, art by Rachael Stott

Betsy Braddock/Rachel Summers story by Tini Howard, art by Phillip Sevy

Wolverine + crew story by Tate Brombal, art by Emilio Pilliu

Rogue/Gambit story by Wyatt Kennedy, art by Jenn St. Onge

Emma Frost Pre-marriage counseling story by Yoon Ha Lee, art by Stephen Byrne

source here

Personal thoughts:

I gotta say, I'm still feeling incredibly ambivalent about this book.

I mean, a Mystique/Destiny wedding is great! Ya love to see it and its long overdue, but I think this would've been better served as a one-shot alongside the main pride story this rather, rather than in place of it.

Most of these stories sound really fun, like for example: a Rogue/Gambit side story involving a wedding band mishap! That sounds hilarious!

But, for a Pride-centric issue, its really lacking in the Pride department. No one outside of the x-books this year, and even the x-couples are lacking!

I mean, to name a few: Northstar and Kyle, Rictor and Shatterstar, Iceman and whoever he's dating right now (lol), Cerebella and Escapade, Akihiro and Aurora (he's still bi, straight-passing relationship or not), the list goes on!

I don't know, I'm just frustrated. The stories themselves seem fine, its just the branding/packaging that's rubbing me the wrong way, if that makes sense.

Except the Wolverine story. We literally have a confirmed/canon queer member of the snikt fam (who, at bare minimum, has had a flirtation with Mystique as well), and he's still ded :(

Like, if they wanted a Wolverine-centric story, why not have Gabby finally explore her sapphic feelings for that girl on the bus? Let her have a little heart-to-heart with Akihiro, drag Logan to a Pride parade (then, he accidently gets roped into a side quest involving a group of short trans-mascs, ending with Logan buying them a round of beers). My point is, there are ways to add your money-maker character into stories while still respecting your target audience.

I don't know. My feelings are complicated.

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reed richards in fantastic four (dan slott/sara pichelli, rachel stott, r.b. silva, 2018-2022)

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Durham Red by Alec Worley and Ben Willsher

Cover art: Rachel Stott

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A tribute to Keith Giffen Legion designs. Art by Tyrell Canon, Anderson Carmen, Alba Getz, Ryan Odagawa, Tom Raney, Charles Stewart, and Rachel Stott. Colors by Dennis Lehmann.

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Very hot Jean art by Rachel Stott.

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Mini Reviews: The Domain, X-Men, and Kid Cudi Presents: Moon Man

Mini Reviews: The Domain, X-Men, and Kid Cudi Presents: Moon Man. Dive in for some quick reviews! #comics #comicbooks

Sometimes, the staff at Graphic Policy read more comics than we’re able to get reviewed. When that happens you’ll see a weekly feature compiling reviews of the comics, or graphic novels, we just didn’t get a chance to write a full one for. These are Graphic Policy’s Mini Reviews and Recommendations. Logan The Domain #1 (Image) – So this is the actual in-universe comic being put out by Syd…

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The wordless sneak preview of X-Men: The Wedding Special #1

Marvel Comics has revealed a preview for X-Men: The Wedding Special, their Pride Month anthology with stories crafted by incredible LGBTQIA+ talent and hits stands on May 29.

Here are the other tales fans can look forward to:

A Betsy Braddock and Rachel Summers adventure by the writer who brought them together—Excalibur scribe Tini Howard! Joined by rising star Phillip Sevy, Howard pits the hot new couple against the Omniversal Majestrix, Opal Luna Saturnyne! Just about everyone in the Marvel Universe is invited to the vow renewal…except for Saturnyne. And she’s not happy. But why is she taking it out on Betsy and Rachel?

Writer Tate Bombal (House of Slaughter) and artist Emilio Pilliu (Zeroventi) make their Marvel Comics debut with a touching and action-packed story starring Wolverine! Logan has a long—and bloody—history with Mystique and tasks Anole, Pixie, Indra, and Bling! with finding her the perfect gift. On a whirlwind journey that takes them from the Savage Land to Limbo, they’ll learn a valuable lesson about the importance of queer representation.

It’s her mothers’ big day, and Rogue has entrusted their favorite son-in-law with their wedding bands. But can Gambit stay out of trouble long enough to deliver them? Find out in this story about one of mutantkind’s most complicated families by two Marvel Comics newcomers, writer Wyatt Kennedy (Marvel’s Voices Infinity Comic) and artist Jenn St. Onge (The Strange Case of Harleen & Harley).

Mystique and Destiny receive some pre-marriage psychic counseling courtesy of Emma Frost! See how the inspiring love of two former villains holds up against a telepathic onslaught of hard truths in this twisty tale by writer Yoon Ha Lee (Ninefox Gambit, Machineries of Empire) in his exciting Marvel Comics debut alongside acclaimed artist Stephen Byrne!

Written by KIERON GILLEN, TINI HOWARD, YOON HA LEE, TATE BROMBAL & WYATT KENNEDY

Art by RACHAEL STOTT, PHIL SEVY, STEPHEN BYRNE, EMILIO PILLIU & JENN ST. ONGE

Cover by JAN BAZALDUA

Variant Cover by RUSSELL DAUTERMAN

Variant Cover by JESSICA FONG

Variant Cover by LUCIANO VECCHIO

On Sale 5/29

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Marvel has shared more details on X-Men: The Wedding Special #1, which they announced in February. Serving as their Marvel’s Voices: Pride one-shot for this year, it’ll not only feature a main story focused on Mystique and Destiny renewing their vows by Kieron Gillen and Rachael Stott, but also several other related stories featuring the X-Men, including:

A Betsy Braddock and Rachel Summers adventure by Tini Howard and Phillip Sevy, which pits them against Opal Luna Saturnyne. “Just about everyone in the Marvel Universe is invited to the vow renewal… except for Saturnyne. And she’s not happy. But why is she taking it out on Betsy and Rachel?”

Tate Bombal and Emilio Pilliu will make their Marvel Comics debut with a story starring Wolverine, Anole, Pixie, Indra and Bling searching for the perfect wedding gift everywhere from the Savage Land to Limbo.

Rogue and Gambit are tasked with delivering the wedding bands in a story by Wyatt Kennedy and Jenn St. Onge.

Mystique and Destiny receive some pre-marriage psychic counseling courtesy of Emma Frost, as told by Yoon Ha Lee and Stephen Byrne.

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(cover by Jan Bazaldua)