darkSpyro

all covers in one site :)
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Marvel made a bold claim when it promised to “change the comic book industry” on Friday June 23rd with a major Marvel Legacy announcement. Turned out to be just a series of retro homage covers revealed throughout the day. I’ll leave it to you the readers to decide for yourselves whether that promise to change the comics industry was fulfilled. Needless to say, there is still a bit of confusion as to whether these homage covers are in fact the actual main covers for their respective titles or simply another wave of themed variants that Marvel has done with increased frequency in recent years.

looks like marvel is trying to get dc rebirths success by going all historic with their current books. just too bad that it isnt as exciting as rebirth when it was first announced last year. marvel in this day and age is in this weird stage of being hated by people complaining about "sjw" writers making "sjw" pandering books or politics being added into books rather it fits or not. i dont really want my comics featuring spiderman fighting in a war of racism or iron man's opinions on iraq. i just want stories that are just fun to read. thats why i love books like gwenpool which is made for escaping reality instead of focusing on why the real world sucks. if this event doesnt lead to great stories and loops back to politics in comics than all hope is lost for this company's sales.

Aren't these supposed to be a fancy series of covers and not much more?

Edit: Seems to be the case.

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Aren't these supposed to be a fancy series of covers and not much more?

Edit: Seems to be the case.

i have no idea where you got this from because you are wrong :/

A series of retro homage covers? Doesn't seem like any new stories are coming as part of this. I can't seem to find any good answer about what Marvel Legacy is outside of it being a series of covers, along with fans not being happy about it.

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A series of retro homage covers? Doesn't seem like any new stories are coming as part of this. I can't seem to find any good answer about what Marvel Legacy is outside of it being a series of covers, along with fans not being happy about it.

Quote: literally wikipedia

The relaunch will begin in late 2017 following the conclusion of the Secret Empire storyline, with the release of a 50-page one-shot titled Marvel Legacy #1. Writer Jason Aaron and artist Esad Ribić are collaborating on the opening issue and laying the narrative groundwork for the line.[1] The issue will see the return of a fan-favourite character into active service.[3] Quesada teased the cover artwork for the opening issue,[4] hinting at the possible return of Bruce Banner as Hulk, Tony Stark as Iron Man, Thor Odinson reclaiming the hammer Mjolnir, and the appearance of other superheroes in their classic costumes.[1]

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A series of retro homage covers? Doesn't seem like any new stories are coming as part of this. I can't seem to find any good answer about what Marvel Legacy is outside of it being a series of covers, along with fans not being happy about it.

Quote: literally wikipedia

The relaunch will begin in late 2017 following the conclusion of the Secret Empire storyline, with the release of a 50-page one-shot titled Marvel Legacy #1. Writer Jason Aaron and artist Esad Ribić are collaborating on the opening issue and laying the narrative groundwork for the line.[1] The issue will see the return of a fan-favourite character into active service.[3] Quesada teased the cover artwork for the opening issue,[4] hinting at the possible return of Bruce Banner as Hulk, Tony Stark as Iron Man, Thor Odinson reclaiming the hammer Mjolnir, and the appearance of other superheroes in their classic costumes.[1]

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I apologize for not doing enough research. Seems it's a minor soft reboot, which is cool. I wonder what'll happen to Riri and Jane Foster.

One man complaining about diversity in Marvel comics is that same asshole who made Captain America into a nazi to compliment Trump's garbage vision of America: Nick Spencer, who previously failed to get into politics.

The problem with comic books isn't diversity, the problem is comic books being expensive, hard to follow, tie-in comic books to other comic books, taking years to finish stories but plenty of newcomer-alienating sub-plots that make sense in past comics.

These are the reasons why I prefer film, tv and video game adaptations over their source material.

P.S. I hope Marvel fires Nick Spencer before he does something really disgusting like having Nazi Captain America murdering his allies for no good reason.

I've only just started reading Marvel. The only comics I read are Gwenpool and Champions, but I'm curious about Moon girl and a few others. How's the Moon Girl series?