Before he became the hero he was created to be, the original had to battle his inner demons to stake a claim on the soul he knows he has…and his enemies will stop at nothing to tear him apart to get at the city they want to control. Can he learn to tap into the human side of the Torch, or must he sacrifice himself to save the people he has sworn to protect in this al-new 22 page story? Also included is a bonus 10 page Torch tale from Marvel’s rich history! WRITER: SCOTT SNYDER; PENCILS: SCOTT WEGENER; COVER BY: ADI GRANOV --

Existence 2.0, a thre-part miniseries by writer Nick Spenser and artist Ron Salas from Image Comics is what you'll probably get when you take a Philip Dick short story, immerse it in the trappings of the noir genre and set it to the pace of the movie . Explorations on consciousness and identity, dark, heavy tones and the breakneck pace that never lets up ensure a hell of a nice way to spend idle time.

Leading off a series of celebratory specials commemorating Marvel’s 70th Anniversary, James (STARMAN, SUPERMAN) Robinson and Marcos (AMAZING SPIDER-MAN) Martin bring you an untold story of the living legend. In the days before he becomes Captain America, a scrawny kid from Brooklyn named Steve Rogers shows the world that you don’t need a super-soldier serum to be a hero. Plus a classic Captain America tale from the Golden Age by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. One-Shot/All-New & Reprints. WRITER: JAMES ROBINSON; PENCILS: MARCOS MARTIN; INKS: MARCOS MARTIN; COLORED BY: JAVIER RODRIGUEZ; LETTERED BY: VC; COVER BY: MARCOS MARTIN --

I, PAPARAZZI: It begins innocently enough with tabloid photos of Reed and Sue on the beach, then Johnny out on the town, and then some rather unkind photos of Ben Grimm devouring every last hot dog and salted pretzel from a street cart vendor, but when the secret laboratories and inner recesses of the Baxter Building start appearing on the cover of the new Superhero Trumpet tabloid, the FF are forced into questioning how and when these photos are being taken. And what do Egghead and his 70 foot tall friend, Gargantua have to do with it? A lot, really. And so do the Invincible Man, Psycho-Man, Basilisk, Cobalt Man, Xeron the Star Slayer, the Terror Birds and a host of other bad guys aiming to take down the World's Greatest Fighting Family by any means necessary! Plus, artist Colleen Coover helps bring you Sue Storm's essay, "The Importance of Being Invisible." One-Shot. WRITER: Paul Tobin; PENCILS: Colleen Coover; INKS: David Hahn; COVER BY: David Williams --

2256, Terre. Le niveau des océans est monté de plusieurs dizaines de mètres… Les grandes cités industrielles se sont élevées vers les hauteurs, laissant face à face une caste de dominants et une population d’humains et de mutants terrés dans les bas fonds… Après avoir dérobé un cube noir aux surprenants pouvoirs, Tallulah Rincon va se transformer en « Jeanne d’Arc » des profondeurs pour libérer son peuple…

is a Marvel Comics character, often called the "Master of Kung Fu". He was created by writer Steve Englehart and artist Jim Starlin when Marvel Comics acquired the comic book rights to Sax Rohmer's pulp novel villain Dr. Fu Manchu while they also held the rights to the Kung Fu television program. He has no special superpowers, but he exhibits extraordinary skills in the martial arts and is a master of Wushu. Some editors are indeed fond of the black-and-white glory days of Marvel so they came up with this b & w one-shot special, with the title character sharing the cover with Deadpool. That alone will give you an idea. IGN Comics reviewer Jesse Schedeen gave this one a great 8.7 rating. Btw the title of this post the title as it appears in the credits of the comic book itself.

As the Marvel Universe celebrates 70 years of the world's greatest comics, journey back to where it all began -- OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE style! Featuring the greatest characters of Marvel's first year -- a year that not only gave us the Sub-Mariner, the Human Torch, the Angel and Ka-Zar, but also THE TWELVE's Black Widow, Phantom Bullet, Electro, Mister E, Dynamic Man, Phantom Reporter, Fiery Mask, Master Mind Excello and Laughing Mask! Also featuring a host of oddities from Fletcher Hanks' Whirlwind Carter to Taxi Taylor! Plus: an introduction by Timely comics scholar Dr. Michael J. Vassallo! WRITERS: Michael Hoskin, Ronald Byrd, Anthony Flamini, Stuart Vandal, Kevin Garcia, Jacob Rougemont, David Wiltfong, Sean McQuaid; PENCILS: Mitch Breitweiser; COVER BY: Mitch Breitweiser --

Jean-Luc Sala, a writer who lives in Bordeaux, originally created the story for for a French audience through Soleil Productions in 2004. With art by Pierre-Mony Chan, Spin Angels told an action-filled story of a black-ops group of specialists and spies working for a Cardinal of the Catholic Church, although for French audiences, the comic was known as "Cross Fire." The comic was a huge success with French audiences, who were attracted to its unique combination of religion and action, carried along, perhaps, by another publication that could, in a way, also be summed up in like fashion--the huge international phenomenon Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, released the year before. As part of Marvel's ongoing relationship with Soleil, the company decided to publish the comic for American audiences as a four-part limited series (not three as previously solicited) with the tag, "Mature Content" and here we are. Well worth the download.

Segunda entrega de esta magnífica serie de Robin Wood y Alberto Salinas.
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