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The new team goes up against Norman Osborn! The latest and greatest roster of Avengers head down the rabbit hole to find out who is behind the all-new H.A.M.M.E.R. in your first look at AVENGERS #20! Just when the world thought it was safe, Norman Osborn has recruited a powerhouse team of new Dark Avengers and he’s out for revenge. Combined with the might of the former leaders of H.Y.D.R.A. and A.I.M., the Avengers will need serious firepower to tackle this threat. Luckily, that’s where their new recruits come in. Get in on the action, courtesy of the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and Daniel Acuna this December, in AVENGERS #20! AVENGERS #20 Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS Art & Cover by DANIEL ACUNA December 2011

Marvel Studios has unveiled a sleek new character banner for "The Avengers" on Yahoo! Movies showcasing Chris Evans as Captain America, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man and Chris Hemsworth as Thor, each within the familiar "A" emblem. Presumably the studio will soon release individual posters, including ones spotlighting Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. Directed by Joss Whedon, "The Avengers" finds the S.H.I.E.L.D. director assembling a team to pull Earth back from the brink of disaster as an unexpected enemy emerges to threaten the planet. Opening May 4, 2012, "The Avengers" also stars Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Clark Gregg as S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Phil Coulson, Cobie Smulders as S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Maria Hill and Stellan Skarsgård as Dr. Selvig.

AVENGERS X-SANCTION #3 VARIANT VARIANT COVER BY IAN CHURCHILL AVENGERS X-SANCTION #3 (OF 4) JEPH LOEB (W) • ED MCGUINNESS (A/C) VARIANT COVER BY IAN CHURCHILL VARIANT COVER BY LEINIL FRANCIS YU • Cable rumbles with the Red Hulk as his fight to save the future carries on! 32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99

From National Underwriter Life & Health If you have the time, and emotional fortitude, I recommend you read this lengthy and heartbreaking profile of Bill Mantlo, the prolific 1970s and ’80s Marvel writer who now, 19 years after being struck by a car, lives in a Queens, New York, nursing home. While his struggles have been reported on in the past, I can’t recall them being chronicled in such crushing detail. Mantlo turned 60 on Wednesday, but in his gaunt and pale condition, is described as looking closer to 80. He lacks mobility and labors to speak; he has a history of violent outbursts. Marvel’s “fill-in king,” who co-created Cloak & Dagger and penned titles like ROM, Micronauts and The Incredible Hulk, hasn’t been able to write since 1995. The last personal entry in his journal, dated Feb. 14, 1995, begins, “My name is Bill Mantlo. I want to go home.” The article in National Underwriter Life & Health magazine, titled simply “Tragic Tale,” recounts his career at Marvel — ...

The Hulk and Bruce Banner are now separate entities—but Bruce wants the Hulk back! The Hulk is assigned to take Banner down…but Bruce isn’t going without a fight.

The Hulk and his artist: each in a new state of being. Today, the comics web opened its day with questions over the status of Marvel Comics "Incredible Hulk" series after the credits for next week's second issue revealed 11 artists contributing to the final product. The series main artist – comics mainstay and Image co-founder Marc Silvestri – was likely unaware of the discussion of his latest book for one very simple reason: he was in the hospital. Silvestri's wife Briget has been Tweeting out news of the artist's condition since Tuesday of this week when he checked into a local Emergency Room after his ankle swelled up to a distressing degree. Mrs. Silvestri explained to fellow Top Cow creator Rob Marz that "He's more tired then anything, was up drawing all nite & hasn't slept in over 36 hrs." Silvestri broke the same ankle six years ago, and it appears that some kind of infection had taken root, however after two days of antibiotics and r...

Os colaboradores do site, Marvel 616 incluindo o dono e também um dos fundadores do site, o Coveiro (CX), fizeram uma entrevista com o Fernando Lopes (editor da Panini) com mais alguns responsáveis pela editora, como o Rogério Saladino. Muitos internautas e até uma boa parcela de leitores que acompanham as atividades do site e consomem os produtos da Panini, sabem que o Coveiro e os colaboradores do site são bastante familiarizados com a editora, elaborando convenções (Marvel Day) etc.. Isso seria bom para nós os leitores do Hulk, aliás, os caras estão representando a gente, já que para nós, manter um contato direto com a editora é deveras complicado. Mas, mesmo eles estando familiarizados com a editora, com o passar do tempo o abuso de poder foi crescendo e os leitores do Hulk passaram a serem os últimos da fila. O caso do Lopes não seria tão agravante, aliás, ele mesmo já disse claramente em uma entrevista que o Hulk não se encontra entre os seus personagens preferidos da Marvel, um...