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Mark Buckingham

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Masters of the Universe: Genesis #2 (Dark Horse, September 2026) cover by Mark Buckingham
Holy cats.
(The Fantastic Four: First Steps #1)
Hellblazer issue 20- illust. Mark Buckingham
Six Constantines
Even More Constantines
It's Marvel Universe day.
[from Giant-Size Amazing Spider-Man one-shot (June 11, 2025) by Al Ewing (script), Mark Buckingham (pencils & inks), Rachelle Rosenberg (colors) and Joe Caramagna (letters)]

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Black Hammer's 10th Anniversary San Diego Comic-Con [SDCC] 2026 exclusive print (2026)
Art by: Mark Buckingham
Mark Buckinghan - The Amazing Spider-Man: Torn
Marvel Comics and Marvel Studios are teaming on a Fantastic Four: First Steps comic which is launching on July 2, 2025. Here’s why this is a big deal: It’s the first time that the comics side and the studio side have worked together on a comic set in the world of a specific MCU movie.
Matt Fraction (Hawkeye, Fantastic Four) wrote the Fantastic Four: First Steps comic with drawings by Mark Buckingham Fantastic Four, Fables) and cover art by Phil Noto. It’s a one-shot comic book that’s published by Future Foundation.
The one-shot comic book is designed to be an artefact from the world of the upcoming movie and confirms a few things that fans have speculated about, including that The Fantastic Four: First Steps is not an origin story, but will pick up four years after they become heroes. Marvel Comics worked closely with filmmakers on the comics, pulling in the tone and feel of the pic’s feel from production designer Kasra Farahani. Fraction and other talent from the comic even visited the set of the film.