Monthly Archives: November 2023

I previously posted about the upcoming Power Pack: Into the Storm mini series coming. Here’s some of those covers… Love Power Pack? Be sure to give a follow to Marvel Power Pack on Facebook.

Happy Birthday, Ultra Girl. As always, a thanks to Corey of New Warriors Continuity Conundrum. Today in 1996, Ultragirl debuted in Ultragirl issue 1 by Barbara Kesel, Leonard Kirk, Bob Almond, Shannon Blanchard, Malibu Colors, and Vickie Williams! She later … Continue reading →

Marvel.com released information about the upcoming series, confirming it’s a four issue limited series. Fans can listen to the full conversation on today’s episode of This Week in Marvel wherever they subscribe to podcasts. Check out the debut issue’s explosive cover by … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday to Darick Robertson! He was the second regular artist on the original New Warriors series, drawing the team’s adventures from 1992 to 1994. Darick is most well-known as the artist and co-creator of the critically acclaimed hits Transmetropolitan … Continue reading →

It would appear so. Source of information found here. Official press release below: Night Thrasher is remembered for his super cool adventures throughout the ‘90s in both his solo series and as a core member of the New Warriors. Now, … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday to Bill Mantlo! In 1981, he co-created Cloak and Dagger, and went on to write many of their adventures in the ’80s. Bill wrote many other comics for Marvel throughout the ’70s and ’80s, including Incredible Hulk, Spectacular … Continue reading →

In 2011, the new Nova debuted in a story in Point One issue 1 by Jeph Loeb, Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines, Morry Hollowell, and Albert Deschesne! He later joined the most recent iteration of the New Warriors. Happy 12th Birthday, … Continue reading →

Special thanks, as always, to Corey of New Warriors Continuity Conundrum for always having this stuff handy! Steve co-created Speedball, plotting and drawing his first solo series. While he gained a reputation for creepy and weird tales for Atlas Comics … Continue reading →