Mondo Marvel Panel!

[Joe Henderson]

Updating live, but they've got an Avengers: Initiative Image that's labeled Annual #1:



Also, great cover for Captain Marvel #1 by our own Brian Reed:



Article here:

http://www.newsarama.com/Comic-Con_0...CapMarvel.html

[Jerome Gibbons]

Interesting.



I want to see Captain Marvel in Mighty Avengers.

[Albert]

I'm in there right now!

Whee!

[Joe Henderson]

I'm in there right now!

Whee!

Give the Benbo a shoutout!

[Ryan F]

An environmentally-minded comic book enthusiast asked Buckley what the company is doing to "reduce its carbon footprint," which wasn't very popular with the sometimes surly audience (one person yelled "shut up" loudly).

The most important question asked at the panel gets a "shut up"? Man, some people are ignorant.

[bartleby]

Also, great cover for Captain Marvel #1 by our own Brian Reed:

Brian Reed draws a lot like Ed McGuinness.

[Matthew Brown]

I hope the Captain Marvel book has some sort of relationship form between the previously deceased father and his half-Skrull, homosexual teen son. That's just gold there.

[bartleby]

An environmentally-minded comic book enthusiast asked Buckley what the company is doing to "reduce its carbon footprint," which wasn't very popular with the sometimes surly audience (one person yelled "shut up" loudly).

The most important question asked at the panel gets a "shut up"? Man, some people are ignorant.

He should have phrased the question differently... something like "Who would win in a fight between Batman and global warming?"

[Ray G.]

The most important question asked at the panel gets a "shut up"? Man, some people are ignorant.

Because it's ridiculous. A comic book convention is not where you ask about carbon footprints, and a comic book company is not who you ask about carbon footprints. What does he want? Marvel writers carpooling to work? Printers powered by solar panels? Marvel is hardly a huge polluter.

[Joe Henderson]

Brian Reed draws a lot like Ed McGuinness.

You know what I mean!