WOLVERINE AND DEADPOOL #7
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76 pages of Marvel’s toughest heroes! Three great stories!
Logan discovers a deadly web of deceit in Alaska – and starts slicing through it! ‘The Long Night’ continues, by Benjamin Percy & Marico Takara!
Plus: X-23 and Gabby face a new challenge: ‘The X-Assassin’! A new story begins by Mariko Tamaki & Diego Olortegui!
Also: ‘Night of the Living Deadpool’ continues as Wade Wilson fights to survive a zombie apocalypse! By Cullen Bunn & Ramon Rosanas!
Featuring material first printed in Wolverine: The Long Night #3, X-23 #7 and Night of the Living Deadpool #2.
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AVENGERS UNIVERSE #7
76 pages of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes!
The team-up you never thought you'd see is here – the Avengers travel back to the Hyborian Age and meet the legendary Conan the Barbarian!!! Don't miss the shocks as the awesome ‘No Road Home’ saga continues! By Al Ewing, Jim Zub, Mark Waid & Paco Medina!
Featuring material first printed in Avengers: No Road Home #6-8.
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6 comments:
The Avengers and Conan wow almost like it was back in the day amazing (although it seems this time it actually Conan in the Avengers )
With any luck, McS, maybe we'll see a Conan Collectors' Edition to fill the space vacated by MWOM, eh? I'd buy it.
I assume those behind Avengers Universe would be totally unaware of the long-ago link between The Avengers and Conan.
I've finally got around to reading Savage Sword Of Conan #9 and #10 which I bought in September and October - only the current issue, #11, still to read and I'll be up to date. I started reading Marvel comics again in 2007 after a 24-year break but I've never kept any of them, but I am keeping all the issues of the new SSOC (so far #7, 9, 10 and 11) which means I've become a comics collector again for the first time since the early '80s.
I imagine they'd be too young to have experienced the UK Avengers/Conan weekly, CJ, but they probably know about them as they doubtless research Marvel UK history from time-to-time when they're writing articles about it.
So am I to assume that when it comes to Conan, you prefer a real comic to reading it on an iPhone (or whatever they're called)? Doesn't it feel good to be back in the collecting fold?
I enjoy reading real comics but I'll also be buying the latest e-book collection of SSOC when it's released on January 15th.
Oh, the sheer extravagance, CJ - you're spoiling yourself.
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