Tag: Steve Orlando

The show deserves star Wanda Maximoff

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Scarlet Witch #1 is a stylish and clever new chapter in the history of one of Marvel’s most recognizable superheroes. The first issue, which arrives today, follows Wanda’s efforts to establish a new status quo for herself, as she opens a magic shop that aims to help anyone with supernatural problems. While helping a woman connected to a magical town, Wanda is lowered down a rabbit hole that forces her to examine her past, present, and future. The end result is something incredibly magical and personal, which might be one…

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Spider-Man 2099 faces the galactic goblin for the fate of the 2099 universe (Exclusive)

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The fate of the future Marvel Universe 2099 hangs in the balance as an ancient rivalry takes on a whole new shape. Writer Steve Orlando and artist Paul Fry began a Marvel series featuring the future of Spider-Man in May Spider-Man 2099: Alpha Exit #1. In later versions, Miguel O’Hara has teamed up with X-Men 2099 to fight the evil Cabal, who is trying to obtain powers from the Celestial Garden. The cable car is led by Norman Osborne, an old enemy of Peter Parker’s Spider-Man. With both armies ready…

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X-Men 2099 character designs feature futuristic versions of Cyclops, Phoenix, Kid Cable and more

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X-Men 2099 returns to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Marvel 2099 imprint and character designs for Spider-Man 2099: Exit Have a look at future versions of characters like Cyclops and Phoenix. August Spider-Man 2099: Exit #5 from writer Steve Orlando and artist Kim Jacinto highlights X-Men 2099, with other issues in the limited series focusing on the new 2099 iterations of Black Widow, Loki, and Winter Soldier. The new mutants join classic X-Men 2099 characters like Cerebra, Krystalin, and Bloodhawk, although their codenames and visual designs are a tribute…

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Marvel’s New X-Men 2099 Team Will Debut At Spider-Man 2099

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A new X-Men 2099 lineup will debut at Spider-Man 2099: Exodus. The limited series comes from writer Steve Orlando and celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Marvel 2099 imprint. Spider-Man 2099 was the star of the original streak, with Miguel O’Hara traveling back and forth between present day and his future home. every number of Spider-Man 2099: Exit Already introducing fans to new iterations of Black Widow, Loki, and Winter Soldier, the X-Men will soon be joining them. Orlando and artist Kim Jacinto debuted X-Men 2099 in August Spider-Man 2099:…

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