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September 13, 2015

Mary Jane Is Coming To Invincible Iron Man

When it was revealed that Brian Michael Bendis would be helming the “reboot” of the Iron Man series after Secret Wars, he made it clear that “there would be a new redhead in Tony’s life”. Well, we now know who that redhead is, and I don’t think anybody expected her. Mary Jane, yes, that Mary Jane, is coming to Invincible Iron Man this December via the fourth issue of the run as stated by Marvel.Com. Brian Michael Bendis talked about how this unique pairing came together. “We were at one of our glorious Marvel publishing retreats and certain characters got brought up, sometimes almost accidentally, and I found out that nobody had anything going on with Mary Jane,” Bendis told Marvel.com. “I sat with that for a while and I always go to this place in my head where I [wonder] what the most interesting thing I would like to see that character do now and it fell right into the ideas I was already cooking for Tony Stark.” “They

March 20, 2015

“Renew Your Vows” may not be what you think it is

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For the first time ever, Marvel is planning a DC-style, universe-wide reboot for all its characters. Shortly before it happens, several superheroes will get books of their own meant to resolve their own storylines and hint at what new forms they’ll take. Spider-Man’s book was titled “Renew Your Vows” and clearly showed him married to MJ — and with a daughter. There was an immediate assumption among some fans that they were about to get the undo they’d always demanded to the most infamous comic of our modern age, One More Day. Even better, it seemed to be introducing Mayday into regular continuity. Others were rightly skeptical of this, and their pessimism proved correct when the book was revealed to be an alternate future, not a current one. But it may be worse than you think. Dan Slott was recently interviewed by Entertainment Weekly, and there was something he said there that gave me pause. “With any story where you give people what they want—there’s a difference, as a storyteller,