Posted on 12 June 2012. Tags: E3 2012, Kinect, Marvel, Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth, PowerUp Heroes, Secret Invasion, Ubisoft, Wii U
When Ubisoft pushed out PowerUp Heroes last year, I immediately saw it as a shovelware title. There was little promotion in the lead-up to it, and it was just suddenly released at a budget price point. When the title showed up at my door, I gave it a try, and found myself pleasantly surprised. I immediately felt like I was back on the playground during recess, running around pretending to be super heroes fighting each other. The mechanics were good, the graphics were fun, and the game as a whole was an unlooked for success. Now, Ubisoft is bringing the same concept of PowerUp Heroes to a AAA property: Marvel’s Avengers. Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth is scheduled for a Fall 2012 release, and will be available for the Wii U and the Xbox 360 Kinect. Read the full story
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Posted on 04 January 2011. Tags: 100 Bullets, Avengers, Axel Alonso, Civil War, Dark Reign, Hellblazer, Joe Quesada, Marvel, Moon Knight, OMD, One More Day, Preacher, Punisher, Secret Invasion, Spider-Man, Wolverine, X-Men
In a surprise move, the longtime editor of such classic titles as Hellblazer, The Punisher, Amazing Spider-Man and X-Men has been promoted to the job currently held by Joe Quesada, who will be focusing on his position as Chief Creative Officer. Read the full story
Posted in Books & Comics, News
Posted on 27 August 2010. Tags: Avengers, Blankets, Captain America, Civil War, Dark Knight, Dark Reign, Fables, Frankenstein, Grounded, Iron Man, J. Michael Straczynski, Magneto, Nancy King, Norman Osborn, Professor X, Sandman, Secret Invasion, Superman, X-Men
In a move to help make sure teachers in Maryland keep their jobs (and of course scare up some votes for her reelection campaign), Senator Nancy King is running an ad showing what would happen if kids were left teacherless. Oh, and by the way, this ad make it seem like comics are only for the uneducated. Thank you Senator King.
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