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ComiXology Announces “Comic Book All Stars” Collectible Trading Cards for San Diego Comic-Con
Comic-Con International San Diego, CA
July 20th - 24th
Booth #2547
July 6, 2016 – New York, NY – ComiXology, Amazon’s premier digital comic shopping & reading platform, announced today its exclusive 2016 Comic Con International promotion giveaway: “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading cards. Each of the 26 cards will spotlight a photo or self-portrait by fan-favorite comic book creators like The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Love & Rockets cartoonists Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, acclaimed Ms. Marvel writer G. Willow Wilson, and the national ambassador for young people’s literature, cartoonist Gene Yang. Each card includes a redemption code for a free title on comixology.com that has been handpicked by the spotlighted creator.
“These collectible trading cards are a fun way to pay tribute to the amazing writers and artists whose creativity inspires and excites us all,” said comiXology Co-founder and CEO, David Steinberger. “Whether you love superheroes, indies, graphic novels, all-ages adventures, manga, or all of the above like me, there’s never been a better time to discover new comics – and fall in love with the creators.”
The “Comic Book All Stars” collectible trading card set features the following creators:
Brian Azzarello, writer: American Monster (AfterShock Comics)
Brian Michael Bendis, writer: Powers (Marvel Comics)
Marguerite Bennett, writer: Insexts (AfterShock Comics)
Amanda Conner, artist: Painkiller Jane (PaperFilms)
Katie Cook, writer/artist: My Little Pony (IDW Publishing)
Kelly Sue DeConnick, writer: Bitch Planet (Image Comics)
Matt Fraction, writer: Sex Criminals (Image Comics)
Kieron Gillen, writer: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics)
Simon Hanselmann, writer/artist: Megahex (Fantagraphics Books)
Gilbert Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books)
Jaime Hernandez, writer/artist: Love And Rockets (Fantagraphics Books)
Jody Houser, writer: Faith (Valiant Entertainment)
Robert Kirkman, writer: Outcast (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment)
Hope Larson, writer: Goldie Vance (BOOM! Studios)
Tula Lotay, artist: Supreme Blue Rose (Image Comics)
Jeff Lemire, writer: Descender (Image Comics)
Shawn Martinbrough, artist: Thief Of Thieves (Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment)
Jamie McKelvie, artist: The Wicked + The Divine (Image Comics)
Mike Mignola, writer/artist: Hellboy (Dark Horse Comics)
Dustin Nguyen, artist: Descender (Image Comics)
Tsutomu Nihei, writer/artist: Knights Of Sidonia (Kodansha Comics)
Stan Sakai, writer/artist: Usagi Yojimbo (Dark Horse Comics)
Scott Snyder, writer: Batman (DC Comics)
Babs Tarr, artist: Batgirl (DC Comics)
G. Willow Wilson, writer: Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics)
Gene Yang, writer/artist: The New Superman (DC Comics)
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I had a request for a Captain Marvel guide, so here you go! Carol Danvers has been since the 1960s. In recent years with the help of some amazing women artists, writers, and editors, she’s become Marvel’s foremost and well-known female superhero with her own movie coming out supposedly in 2019.
Carol Danvers wasn’t always Captain Marvel, that title held by many others in Marvel’s space themed comics, including the original Mar-Vell, a Kree warrior who died from cancer and one of Carol’s early love interests, his son Genis-Vell, his daughter Phyla-Vell, and the amazing Monica Rambeau. Carol has also had a complicated history at Marvel, becoming a feminist icon in the 1970s while also including one of the worst, grossest storylines that Marvel ever produced. (The Rape of Ms. Marvel)
Since 2012 when she shed her skimpy outfit, swapped out Ms. Marvel for Captain Marvel, and launched a solo title written by Kelly Sue DeConnick, she’s become an even more beloved heroine, especially among new readers and female readers looking for stories about other strong women in comics. I recommend starting with her solo series, especially Captain Marvel vol 7, before tackling any of the team comics.
For more guides on how to start reading Marvel comics and info on all the events I talk about, check out my Beginner’s Guide to Marvel Comics.
What you need to know: Carol Danvers is an ace fighter pilot who was inspired by a hero female fighter pilot Helen Cobb, a former US. Air Force officer, and worked for both the CIA and NASA. She had a relationship with the original Captain Marvel, Mar-Vell, and was caught in a blast from a Kree device that gave her similar powers. She is a long standing Avenger who has taken key roles in Avengers stories, including standing with Iron Man during Civil War, and leading the conflict in the new Civil War II event. She has used many monikers including Ms. Marvel, Binary, and Warbird, but took up the mantle of Captain Marvel in 2012. She has a close friendship with Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew that I absolutely adore, and has had romantic relationships with Mar-Vell and James Rhodes/War Machine.
Powers: The explosion left Carol a hybrid human/kree with super strength, speed, enhanced agility, resilience, and flight. She can shoot energy from her fists, she has a precognitive sense, and can absorb energy. She also has a Binary form where she possesses full cosmic awareness and incredible power, though it is difficult to maintain.
Ms. Marvel vol 2 #1-50 (2006) - While there’s a lot of great reading for Carol in the earlier stories, I’m going to start you with her second solo series that’s set around Civil War (which I encourage as a must read, especially for Carol’s story) and Secret Invasion.
MIGHTY AVENGERS VOL 1 #1-36 (2007) - After Civil War, the teams fractured until 2010. The Mighty Avengers were the team that did support Iron Man and signed the Registration Act, founding up Captain America’s supporters who didn’t want to be soldiers for the US government. This includes Ms. Marvel who was staunchly against Captain America’s side and for the Registration of all superheros.
NEW AVENGERS VOL 1 #1-64 (2005) - After Civil War, the other main Avengers team was the New Avengers, which included Hawkeye, Captain America (Bucky Barnes), Luke Cage, Spider-Man, and other heroes who refused to follow the Registration Act. In issue #48, Carol defected from the Mighty Avengers and joined the New Avengers who fought against Norman Osborn’s takeover in Secret Invasion and Dark Reign.
NEW AVENGERS VOL 2 #1-34 (2010) - Once the Avengers reunited in the Heroic Age, Luke Cage took over the New Avengers and his team included people like Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, Daredevil, and Ms. Marvel.
Captain Marvel vol 7 #1-17 (2012) - The Marvel NOW! relaunch of Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel, written by the fantastic Kelly Sue Deconnick is a great place for new readers. Start here, this is a really easy place for new readers to jump on and get to know Carol.
AVENGERS VOL 5 #1-44 (2013) - If you’re going to try and jump into the Avengers, vol 4 set during Heroic Age or vol 5 set during Marvel NOW! are both easier places for new readers. During this series, Carol rejoined the main Avengers team.
AVENGERS ASSEMBLE #1-25 (2013) - Launched during Marvel NOW!, this series was supposed to be a good entry point to new readers because it focused on the Avengers characters you see in the movies and introducing the comic based characters, including Captain Marvel.
Guardians of the Galaxy vol 3 #1-27 (2013) - Carol briefly joins the Guardians of the Galaxy, but she’s not a main player on the team.
Captain Marvel vol 8 #1-15 (2014) - Serving as the counterpoint to Carol’s galactic adventures with the Guardians of the Galaxy, this series, also by Kelly Sue DeConnick, focuses on Captain Marvel’s heroics on earth and takes you up to Secret Wars.
Captain Marvel and the Carol Corps #1-4 (2015) - During Secret Wars where all realities collided, Carol had her own pocket universe mini-series about an alternate reality in Battleworld.
A-FORCE VOL 1 #1-5 (2015) - Hey, everyone loves all-female teams of Avengers right? Absolutely! During the Events of Secret War, an all-female team fights in one of the many Battleworld fragments, a so called “feminist paradise”
A-FORCE VOL 2 #1-Current (2015-ONGOING) - More all-female Avengers with Captain Marvel and She-Hulk! Please buy this series since it’s ongoing.
THE ULTIMATES VOL 4 #1-Current (2016-ONGOING) - An ongoing series that contrary to its name, doesn’t take place in the Ultimates Universe. After the events in Secret War and how all the multiverse became one new universe, Captain Marvel, Black Panther, Miss America Chavez, and Monica Rambeau formed a team to handle enormous cosmic level threats. Please buy!
Captain Marvel vol 9 #1-Current (2016-ONGOING) - The currently published Captain Marvel solo series that has Carol taking over S.W.O.R.D., an organization like S.H.I.E.L.D. except that it handles threats from space! Please buy to keep this going.
I was reading Atomic Robo on guided view on @comixology and this joke landed so perfectly. (Sorry I spoiled it for y'all but trust me this book is filled with so many other hilarious jokes) If you're new to comics and are looking for action-y without too much continuity, try Atomic Robo written by Brian Clevenger and art by Scott Wegener. Each volume stands alone (the books jump around in the timeline of Atomic Robo's life) so you can start literally anywhere no worries!!!! Also Nikola Tesla is mentioned 10000 times in this book. You like Tesla, don't you?
Hey. You know how there are always posts about people wanting stories where the princess is no white or saves herself or befriends her dragon? You can have all of the things now! "Princless" written by Jeremy Whitley and drawn by M Goodwin is precisely all of those things! It's all ages friendly, and not one of those scary-continuity heavy books!!! Check it out!!!

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I'm a new fan to deadpool, recently I started to read the comics, it's kind of confusing tho, where should I start?
My recommendation is to pickup the “Dead Presidents” TPB. It’s the start of the most recent ongoing run of storylines.
Or, if you like Zombie, Night of the Living Deadpool, which is out of continuity.
Diana has no time for your sexist rhetoric.
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Comic Tip #6: You see this bag? They sell these bags at subway with the kids meals. These bags are the PERFECT dimensions for carrying around multiple comics/trades if you are at school/traveling/etc! Aaaaaand this May when Avengers 2 comes out you will probably be able to get a super hero themed one :D
Character of the Week-- Wonder Woman
Day 6-- Related Characters
Captain Steve Trevor-- He was Diana's love interest, once
Donna Troy-- Wonder Girl
Hippolyta-- Diana's Mother
Cassie Sandsmark-- Wonder Girl
The Justice League-- Diana's primary team association
The Amazons-- Diana's home people/country
The Olympian Gods-- Gave Diana the powers she has
Superman and Batman-- She always seems to be involve din those 'Superman vs Batman' things. That's okay, though. Also, she's totally kissed both of them at least once. (Animated series included)
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Hey guys! Just as an FYI the character of the week segment will probably not be weekly anymore. The mods both have started school now and have crazy classes. I'll try to do character of the week at least one week a month! But until schools out we're still open for questions/concerns/advice/memes/etc! Have a swell day! --Mod Sydney
Character of the Week-- Wonder Woman
Day 5-- In Other Media
Appears in every version of the Super Friends animated series
Main character in The Justice League and Justice League: Unlimited animated series
Appears in several episodes of Young Justice, an animated series: "Agendas,""Usual Suspects,""Auld Acquaintance," and is more active in season 2
Appears in Justice League: The New Frontier animated film
Is a leading character in the Wonder Woman animated film
A character in A Chrisis of Two Earths animated film
A character in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse animated film
Appears in Justice League: Doom animated film
Appears in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox animated film
Main character in JLA Adventures: Trapped In Time animated film (2014)[edit]
Main character in the 1970's Wonder Woman television series
She will appear in Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice live-action film
Is scheduled to have her own movie (title character) in 2017
"But nothing justifies you wearing a power ring fueled by fear. That’s not who we are…or why we do this. Give it to me, Clark.”
from Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Three #16
Character of the Week-- Wonder Woman
Day 4-- Character-centric Comics
Wonder Woman, Vol 1 It's are the huge, $15 black-and-white books. You can probably find them in your local comic store. Creators listed as William Moulton and Harry G. Peter.
Wonder Woman: The Circle, Creators Gail Simone, Terry Dodson
Wonder Woman Spirit of Truth. Creators Paul Dini, Alex Ross
War of the Gods, Creators George Pérez, Russell Braun, Cynthia Martin, Romeo Tanghal, Gene D'Angelo, Albert DeGuzman, Bob Kahan, Karen Berger and Tom Peyer
Wonder Woman: Blood Creators Brian Azzarello, Cliff Chiang, Tony Akins
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Character of the Week--Wonder Woman
Day 3-- Character History
Golden Age
Diana was one of the Amazons, a group of women on Paradise Island
A man named Captain Steve Trevor crashes his plane on the island and he is nursed back to health by Diana, and they fall in love.
Queen of the Amazons, Hippolyte/Diana's mother holds a competition to determine who is worthy/will take Steve Trevor back to 'Man's World'. Diana wins, and takes him back.
Wonder Woman meets army nurse she looks like named Diana Prince. Diana Prince wants to leave for South America but cannot due to lack of funds. So Wonder woman gives the nurse money in exchange for her job/credentials.
Silver Age
The fire nation attacked and everything changed. In Diana's origin, her powers were the product of the Olypian God's blessings.
Wonder Woman gave up her powers to stay in the Man's World. But she became a skilled hand-to-hand fighter and remained Wonder Woman.
Bronze Age
Diana gets her powers/costume back and meets her "sister" Nubia. She also marries Trevor
Modern Age
Wonder Woman's history changes again. She was changed into an ambassador from Themyscira (Paradise Island) to Patriarch's World
In her history, Diana was formed out of clay by Hippolyta, and was brought to life by Greek deities. They gave her her powers. Her relationship with Trevor was basically erased.
When the 'Gods' go to war, Diana is 'killed' by Circe (the Greek witch). Diana is brought back to life soon after.
Artemis becomes the new Wonder Woman when Diana is forced to give up the title (for her own protection). Artemis is killed, and Diana becomes Wonder Woman once more.
Diana is killed by the demon Neron. The Gods made Diana a literal Goddess (the goddess of Truth). Hippolyta became the new Wonder Woman. When Diana was banished from Olympus, she returned to being Wonder Woman
Diana retires from being Wonder Woman to join the Department of Metahuman Affairs. Donna Troy (her sister) becomes the new Wonder Woman and is captured by Diana's enemies. After rescuing her, Diana becomes Wonder Woman again. However, due to a spell, Diana's powers no longer work when she is in her 'regular human form'
The New 52
In the new 52, Diana is not a clay figure-turned-alive, but a demigoddes daughter of Hippolyta and Zeus. She is the new God of War. She is also the Aunt of Cassie Sandsmark (Wonder Girl)
She is a lead character int he Justice League series, and has had a romantic relationship with Superman.
In Earth 2, Diana has an adult daughter named Fury
Diana rushes head on Supes picks up the pieces