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Spawn #9 -Reviews Of Old Comics
After doing two DC comics, and using the DC Universe service, I was inclined to make use of my Marvel Unlimited Plus membership. How did this get to me reviewing an issue of Spawn? I browsed the titles and among all of the comics from the past, I was tripping across a plethora of comics from the past few years. Of course, this was after discounting the first appearance of Doctor Bong, which I thought would be fun to read again. I was wrong. Among these comics came a few featuring Angela, retconned by Marvel as Thor's long, lost sister. Those issues are too recent for this feature, but her first appearances in Spawn are eligible to be revisited. In 1993, Todd McFarlane contracted four well-renowned writers to each do an issue of Spawn. In order, they were Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Dave Sim and Frank Miller. There was a lengthy court battle after McFarlane claimed sole ownership of Angela and the other characters Gaiman created for this issue. In the final settlement of the lawsuit, which also revolved around the actual ownership of Miracleman. The case was settled in 2012 with Gaiman taking full ownership of Angela, according to a statement McFarlane gave to Newsarama in 2013.
Angela Sideshow Collectibles Premium Format Figure
Sideshow has released images and details for their upcoming Angela Premium Format figure. Pre-orders are live so make sure you snag one today. Fans from the original Spawn line will no doubt know who she is and new fans might have seen her in the Gurdians of the Galaxy comics. Angela is set for a May 2017 release and she will cost you 4499.99
Angela Wins The Marvel Legends Fans Choice Poll
Angela wins the Marvel Legends Fans Choice Poll! What does this mean for Marvel Legends fans? Coming next year we will get our first new Angela figure in decades and she will come in Marvel Legends form. This is exciting to no end but how did the other choice poll characters place? Marvel.com breaks it all down and we have the info to share. Read on for all the details and congrats to all the fans who participated in this Hasbro sponsored poll.
Cover Art That Impresses: February 2015
Tula Lotay (artist website) CURB STOMP #1 BOOM! Studios The color palette here is striking in its eye-catching use of cyan blue, which contrasts nicely with the pink background. The splash of green keeps the foreground as the focus despite how much she is challenged by the blue-haired girl in roller skates. The characters obviously set a mood for the series, demanding attention in a way that displays youthful irreverence. (Image Source: BOOM! Studios)