Over his long cartooning career, writer and artist Jeffrey Brown has not only made books based on his own life, but also ones connected to the Star Wars saga.
But it’s no exaggeration to say his newest, Marvel: The Uncanny X-Men: Days Of Future Fun (hardcover, Kindle) is a dream come true for him. Especially since he says as much in the following email interview.
It’s funny to look back at the first Iron Man movie and think how that character got his own movie when he wasn’t as well-known as Spider-Man or Superman. But every character has to start somewhere. Which is what I was thinking when editing the following email interview with writer Neil Kleid about his new novel School Of X: The Phoenix Chase (paperback, Kindle), an X-Men novel about the mutant Kid Omega. Who? you might ask…for now…
Writer / director Cameron Crowe recently set the Internet ablaze when he mentioned that he’d love to make a Marvel movie based about the musical mutant, Dazzler. But while comic book fans were excited by the idea, not everyone is as familiar with this member of the X-Men as, say, Wolverine or Professor X. No matter. Now you can learn more about her in Amanda Bridgeman’s new novel Sound Of Light: A Marvel: School Of X Novel (paperback, Kindle) — which, in turn, you can learn more about in the following email interview.
Funko have announced that they’ll be releasing POP! toys, Dorbz figures, Mystery Minis, and even a POP! keychain of The X-Men this November and December.
Funko have announced that they will release a series of X-Men POP! action figures this November, preceded this month by a POP! of Deadpool from when he was a member of the X-Men.