The Sky-Rider’s first series was collected in a single volume.
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Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley are continuing to deliver.
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The updated version of Marvel’s most famous mutants tour the world to spread their message of love and peace.
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Stan “The Man” Lee turns 80 today. Let’s wish a happy birthday to the man who co-created the Marvel Universe as we know it today.

Newsarama is reporting that Kevin Smith won’t take over writing duties on Amazing Spider-Man as previously scheduled. (That comes out in the Joe Quesada interview linked above.) Instead, Smith will be helming the new Spider-Man series that JMS was supposed to handle. The change was made because Kevin Smith can’t guarantee that he’ll get issues out every month, and those kinds of delays are inappropriate for Marvel’s flagship title. This does not affect the upcoming JMS-written Squadron Supreme MAX title.

Care to celebrate X-Mas with the X-Men?
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Wizard 137 has a preview of the top ten comic events in 2003, according to their expectations. The ones that caught my eye in particular are #7, J. Michael Straczynski’s MAX line Squadron Supreme title, #6, Neil Gaiman’s project tentatively titled 1602 that could inclue the entire Marvel Universe, #2, Jeph Loeb’s Batman and Superman teamup, and #1, the JLA/Avengers cross-over. There was no mention of John Cleese’ upcoming Elseworlds book about Kal-El crashing in England instead of Kansas.

This is known as the definitive Batman comic. Does it live up to the hype?
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The review of the second part of the trilogy.
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There are spoilers below. Heck, there are spoilers above, thanks to the people who named the book. To give them credit, though, most people looking for this story arc are looking for it because they already know how it ends.
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