Join us for a peek into the halls of the brand new Jean Grey School for Higher Learning in Wolverine and the X-men #1! Read more...

Tags chris bachalo, Jason Aaron, jean grey, Jean Grey School for Higher Learning, Marvel Comics, wolverine and the x-men, X-Men

The X-Men begin anew in 'X-Men Regenesis' and we've got a first look at the first two covers for the new title from Marvel Architect Jason Aaron and artist Chris Bachalo's take on Wolvie and the rest of the crew! Read more...

Tags chris bachalo, Jason Aaron, Marvel Comics, wolverine and the x-men, X-Men, X-Men Regenesis

Last week, we brought you news about the end of Uncanny X-Men with issue #544. Well now, Marvel is taking the uncanniest X-folks into a new era of uncanniness by starting over from scratch!

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Tags CAM SMITH, Carlos Pacheco, FRANK D’ARMATA, Kieron Gillen, Marvel, Uncanny X-Men, X-Men

Skottie Young may be better known for his art than his writing, but the award winning creator has been steadily working his way onto the other side of the desk, with short Spider-Man and X-Men stories for Marvel. Now, Young will be getting his first series with Magneto: Not a Hero, a four issue mini-series that will redefine how one of the most popular villains operates in the Marvel Universe. To find out more, we chatted with Young and artist Clay Mann about the series… And why you won’t be seeing ‘90s mainstay Maggott appearing:

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After a measly 544(!) issues, the legendary X-Men title, The Uncanny X-Men reaches its conclusion (until the title's relaunch!)! How will it all go down? Don't know yet! But we've a preview to whet your little appetites!

Battered, beaten and bruised due to the catastrophic events of Fear Itself and X-Men: Schism, the creative team of Kieron Gillen and Greg Land bring fans the final issue of Uncanny X-Men with Uncanny X-Men #544! They’ve been through it all together, and now they’re on the dawn of a new age. And when you throw Mr. Sinister into the mix – there’s no telling how this one will end! Join us for the end of the industry-shaping series with Uncanny X-Men #544.

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Tags Greg Land, Kieron Gillen, Marvel Comics, Uncanny X-Men, X-Men

Just like us regular people, superheroes (and sometimes villains) can’t skip out on school. Sure they have to learn how to hit, but they also have to learn how to hit the books. Here are ten of the best (and worst) schools in comic books, ever:

10. Morning Glory Academy

Nick Spencer and Joe Eisma’s Image comic Morning Glories may be excellent, but attending their Morning Glory Academy would be a deadly affair. Whether it’s insane ghost creatures wandering the halls, some sort of spinning construct below the floors, or the frequent death traps the students are caught in, going to class at MGA is challenging on both a physical and mental level. Read more...

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Check out some awesome portraits of Buffy the Vampire Slayer characters at Phil Noto's tumblr:

Ivan Camelo at deviantART has a bunch of cool Marvel & DC superhero illustrations:

Plasticine Tatooine by Elliot Quince focuses on the lesser-known Star Wars original trilogy characters...like Bib Fortuna and Jek Porkins:

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Tags Batman, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Wars, X-Men

It’s Wednesday again (I know, right?), so it means its time for new comic books! Hooray! Get rid of those old comic books, they’re stale and musty you guys.

Anyway, it’s a lighter week for us, with a few stand-outs. Right at the top of our pull list is DAREDEVIL #2. The first issue got our coveted pick of the month, and for good reason: it’s a beautiful, extremely well written book that reeks of brilliance from top to bottom. If the second issue is half as good… Well, it won’t be as good. But it’ll still be one of the best comics ever made, and we don’t expect writer Mark Waid and friends to let us down. Oh, and if you missed the first issue? Waid a few of Marvel’s editors cleverly recorded an audio version of the book, which you can download for free. That’s awesome.

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Tags Daredevil, Fables, Walking Dead, X-Men

A hipster Lion-O and Cheetara? I suppose it was only a matter of time. By Carlos Villa:

You can get this awesome pic of the Angry Birds as fighter jets, by Streeter from College Humor and Will Schneider, at Busted Tees:

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Tags Angry Birds, Thundercats, X-Men

At San Diego Comic Con, Hasbro has once again released a massive figure in their, usually much smaller, Marvel Universe line. While last year brought us the Eater of Worlds known as Galactus, while this year fans were lucky enough to be offered the mutant-hunting automaton-- The Sentinel! These genocidal robots have been around for years in the Marvel Comics' universe, and have recently upped their appearances thanks to the latest X-Men: Schism storyline. Seems like perfect time for a toy, right?

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Tags Action-Figure, Hasbro, Joe Quesada, Marvel Universe, mtv, MTV Geek, SDCC 2011, SDCC Exclusive, Sentinel, Toy Review, X-Men