Tag: marvelman

After 30 years, Neil Gaiman's Miracleman is finally getting a collected edition, but the muted reaction says a lot about the current graphic novel market.

Last week's tease of new stories for the legendary character has us wondering just how Miracleman fits into the Marvel Universe.

How might the entry of a long-unseen character into the Marvel Universe impact the line next year?

As reported at Comicbook.com, apparently part of the deal in Marvel FINALLY reprinting the original Alan Moore Miraclemans is that they not mention that Alan Moore had anything to do with it. The press...

Before I get around to doing a round-up of all the previous posts, and attempt to squeeze meaning out of it all, I just want to update a few things, and clarify a few...

I’m breaking continuity on Poisoned Chalice, my history of Marvelman, to say something about the current disposition of the character, and particularly to speculate on whether Marvel Comics are actually getting any closer to being able to publish it, as is being suggested around the Internet this past while.

When Dez Skinn had started Warrior, he wanted the creators to own their own creations, which they all did, more or less. Marvelman was an exception to this, in as much as it had...