Update (01/16/2021)OS VINGADORES #1 (Brazil) (Mar 1988)
Editora AbrilWONDER WOMAN and BATMAN (2003)
art by George Perez
from ha.com
JOKER (Dec 2020)
art by George Perez
from @justsomedude_
POISON ...
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ROBOTIC STOOGES:American Mythology has announced an April launch for Robotic Stooges.
Here's how the book is described:
"If you remember Saturday morning cartoons, you remember the Robonic
Stooges, which originally aired as its own series in 1977 -78. The
series featured Moe, Larry, and Curly as robonically-altered bumbling
superheroes who operated from their very own junk yard headquarters
under the direction of Agent 000 (pronounced Oh-Oh-Oh), who ran the
Super Hero Employment Agency! The series was developed by Norman Maurer,
Moe Howard's son-in-law and the creative force behind The Three Stooges
comics of the 60s and 70s. The standalone series ran for 16 episodes,
and American Mythology Comics decided, well, that just wasn¡¯t enough
robo-stoogeness!"
The book will launch with "The Imbecile Gauntlet," by Three Stooges¡¯
long-time scribe, S.A. Check. The story pits The Robonic Stooges against
the inter-galactic threat known as Oreganose.
The second story for the issue, "Fright at the Museum," was written by
Jordan Gershowitz, with art by Jorge Pachecho and Philip Murphy.
Cover for the issue is by Eric Shanower and Pacheco.
POWER RANGERS/TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #1 (Variant) (04 Dec 2019) IDW Publishing
A new Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 variant by Matt
Frank has been revealed - and it pays homage to George Perez's classic
Infinity Gauntlet #1.
Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: George Pérez!
By Nestor Rene September 15, 2019 Entertainment News
This is the first installment of our Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight
Series! We’re kicking things off with a look at Comic Book legend George
Pérez!
Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight George Pérez
George Pérez is a Writer, Penciller and Inker who has worked in the Comic Book industry for over 40 years.
He is from the Bronx and of Puerto Rican descent.
Has a very detailed Art-style and is known for doing amazing splash panels featuring many characters.
He co-created the White Tiger (the first Puerto Rican superhero in Comics) with Bill Mantlo.
He has won several Comic Book industry awards, including the Eagle Award, Inkpot Award and the Jack Kirby Award.
He is currently retired, but has worked for both Marvel and DC Comics in the past.
We’re celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at Planet Nestor by
highlighting some of the Latino/Latina/LatinX trailblazers in Pop
Culture entertainment who have inspired or influenced us!
My Thanos no. 1 variant blank cover modeled off of the original Infinity
Gauntlet no. 1 cover by the legendary George Perez. Want it? DM me to
claim it. #thanos
#sketchcover
VAMPIRE STATE BUILDING #1 (Cover D) (18 Sep 2019) Ablaze LLC
VAMPIRE STATE BUILDING #1 CVR D BALBI INFINITY GAUNTLET HOM
ABLAZE, LLC
JUL191363
(W) Ange, Patrick Renault (A) Charlie Adlard (CA) Guilherme Balbi
The newest horror series from the artist of The Walking Dead, Charlie
Adlard! Just in time for Halloween, get ready to be bitten from the
first full color page. Terry Fisher is a young soldier on the verge of
being sent away for active military duty, and is going to meet his
friends at the top of the Empire State Building for a farewell party.
But suddenly a legion of vampires attacks the skyscraper and massacres
its occupants. Hounded in the 102 floors that have become a deadly trap,
Terry must take decisive action to save himself and his friends - and
the city of New York - before the army of abominations, and the terrible
vampire god within, walled in the building since its construction,
spill into the city!
In Shops: Sep 18, 2019
SRP: $3.99
I re-created the infamous Thanos Snap! panels from the Infinity Gauntlet
comics using images of the space nebula 'Pillars of Creation'. The
enlarged image of the Pillars was taken by Nasa's Hubble Telescope, with
the zoomed out image being taken by amateur astronomy photographer
u/ajamesmccarthy.
On May 21, 1991, the Mad Titan upended existence with a single click of
his fingers, killing 50% of life, and leaving the Super Heroes of the
Marvel universe with the greatest fight in history ahead of them. Led by
the resurrected Adam Warlock and aided by primal cosmic forces, Earth's
protectors entered cosmic warfare in a six-issue event written by Jim
Starlin and featuring the art of George Perez and Ron Lim. And 28 years
later, the reverberations of this one action are still echoing across
the world!
INFINITY GAUNTLET // REMIX!
Drawing this was a BLAST - from revamping the characters to all that
hand lettering, what a great commission this was - and an intimate
lesson in the genius of George Perez as I recreated his lay out
Excerpt: This is based on the cover for the Infinity Gauntlet story in
the comics, where Thanos possesses the 6 infinity gems and all the
heroes of the time try and defeat him.
...
In this cover I wanted to focus on Kira as the main bad guy and keep all
other away, as I hadn't had a cover with him (how did that happen?),
plus now I have a cover with Shigechi.
Sleeping Giant Collectibles will be selling these "Infinity Edition" (autographed) comics at New York Comic Con (04 Oct 2018).
It appears that you can buy some of the comics online, including
Infinity Gauntlet #1 autographed by Jim Starlin and Joe Rubinstein, for
$149 each. Limited to 100 copies.
In a recent appearance on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, guest Chris Pratt proudly display his photograph with Infinity Gauntlet #1.
You can see the clip below. I apologize to fans outside the U.S.A., as
I do not believe these NBC videos are available to you.
Infinity Gauntlet covers can be seen on CBS This Morning 's
segment "How Marvel is pushing to diversify" (Jun 2, 2018). The segment
was featured CBS correspondent Michelle Miller at the Marvel Studios, interviewing C.B. Cebulski and Sana Amanat.
Infinity Gauntlet #1 cover can be clearly seen at the end of the segment with anchors Anthony Mason and Dana Jacobson.
>>> CBS This Morning: How Marvel is pushing to diversify Published on Jun 2, 2018
"Avengers: Infinity War" has climbed to box office success, earning more
than $1.9 billion worldwide. It's the latest hit from Marvel Studios
that's inspired by some classic storylines. CBS News' Michelle Miller
visits the comic book empire to see how the company is trying to
reignite fan interest in the comics behind the movies.
While this [Ryan Meinerding] poster was exclusive to D23, it’s unknown whether or not
Marvel will unleash a new, exclusive poster for Comic-Con International
next week, where the company it set to make an even bigger splash with a two-hour panel in Hall H on Saturday.
Directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, Avengers: Infinity War
boasts a sprawling ensemble cast that includes Robert Downey Jr., Josh
Brolin, Mark Ruffalo, Tom Hiddleston, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth,
Jeremy Renner, Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Olsen, Sebastian Stan, Benedict
Cumberbatch, Paul Bettany, Samuel L. Jackson, Cobie Smulders, Benedict
Wong, Zoe Saldana, Karen Gillan, Vin Diesel, Dave Bautista, Pom
Klementieff, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Holland and Anthony Mackie. The
film arrives in theaters May 4, 2018, with the untitled sequel opening
May 3, 2019.
We've seen a bit more of Thanos, the father of Gamora and Nebula, in
"Guardians of the Galaxy," but he'll finally take center stage in
"Infinity War." Played by James Brolin, Thanos is expected to round up
the Infinity stones, the powerful gemstones which have been teased
throughout the Marvel movies for his own sinister plot.
Thanos
flashes a gang symbol with the Infinity Gauntlet on his fist with the
artwork on this black t-shirt that riffs on George Perez's artwork for
The Infinity Gauntlet!
What can you get for a dollar? How about the Marvel Universe? Today,
Marvel is proud to present TRUE BELIEVERS – a new line of comics
debuting exclusively in comic shops this April. Printing the first
chapter of popular series for the suggested retail price of $1 – TRUE
BELIEVERS is the perfect way for readers interested in trying out some
of Marvel’s most popular titles in history without breaking the bank.
Just in time for 2015’s Secret Wars, catch up on some of the most
celebrated stories in Marvel history before their appearance in the
biggest comic event of 2015! Enter the world of Civil War, Age of
Apocalypse, Old Man Logan, Planet Hulk, the critically-acclaimed ICON
series Powers and many more with the first chapters of these top-selling
collections – each for the suggested retail price of $1!
“These are some of the most popular stories in recent memory,” says
Marvel SVP Sales & Marketing David Gabriel. “We’re proud to bring
them to fans in a new format that will allow them to sample some of
Marvel’s best and brightest gems. Each of these issues are the perfect
place to start for fans curious about Miles Morales, the Age of
Apocalypse, Civil War and everything in between.”
Your window into the biggest stories in Marvel history costs a buck!
Don’t miss these exciting TRUE BELEIVERS issues, on sale throughout the
month of April in comic shops!
TRUE BELIEVERS: INFINITY GAUNTLET #1
Reprinting material from INFINITY GAUNTLET #1.
32 PGS./Rated T …$1.00 MSRP
MARVEL COMICS: 75 YEARS OF COVER ART (July 2014) DK Publishing
INFINITY GAUNTLET #1 (Jul 1991)
Marvel Comics
Coming soon, Marvel Comics: 75 Years of Cover Art will showcase
the best cover art in Marvel's long history. This is your chance to vote
for which of these three comic covers will be featured on the back of
the book.
Avengers Vs X-Men #1
by Jim Cheung (June 2012)
When a young mutant threatened to become the new incarnation of
the deadly Phoenix Force, the Avengers and X-Men came into conflict over
how to deal with the situation. Few artists could handle such a
plethora of characters on one cover but Jim Cheung did so with
distinction, managing to get across both the tension and danger of the
two teams facing off against each other.
Hawkeye #1 by David Aja
(Vol 4 #1 August 2012)
Marvel's covers have become increasingly stylised over the last
few years as artists push the boundaries of exciting design. Writer Matt
Fraction and artist David Aja have produced one of the most adventurous
Marvel comics for decades with Hawkeye, and while each issue has a fabulous high-concept cover, the debut issue set the scene.
The Infinity Gauntlet #1
by George Perez (July 1991)
The Infinity Gauntlet was one of Marvel's first big comic
book blockbusters, bringing together a host of the company's greatest
heroes to save the universe from the cosmic menace of Thanos. George
Perez produced a stunning piece of work for the debut issue. The piece
not only established the threat but also the sheer scale of the event.
What makes something an “event” comic? Is it the
sheer number of issues? The number of characters? The impact on the
Universe? Sure, it’s those things, but it’s also a combination of those
factors – and more than that, its lasting impact on the readers in the
long run. Events like Atlantis Attacks over at Marvel, or Invasion at DC
might be remembered fondly; but they’re not seminal works that changed
the way comics are made. Okay, maybe some of the books on our list don’t
quite fit that criteria, either… But trust us: these are the eleven
biggest comic book events – ever:
(excerpt)
INFINITY GAUNTLET #1 (Jul 1991)
CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #1
(Apr 1985)
7. The Infinity Gauntlet
Basically a more refined version of the giant cosmic crossovers of 1985, The Infinity Gauntlet
found uber-baddie Thanos gaining possession of the all-powerful
Infinity Gauntlet. Since Thanos was in love with the avatar of Death, he
decided to offer a gift by erasing half of all life in the Universe…
Which didn’t sit well with, um, anyone. Massive fights don’t get much
bigger than this, as the entire Universe fought against Thanos, drawn by
the able pens of George Perez and Ron Lim (and written by Jim Starlin).
The comic was so popular, it spawned two sequels, and an ongoing
series. But the original is still the best.
1. Crisis on Infinite Earths
That said, the gold standard is still, over twenty-five years later, DC’s Crisis on Infinte Earths.
A massive villain named The Anti-Monitor, who lives in – you guessed it
– the Anti-Matter Universe wants to destroy not just all life in our
Universe, but all life in every Universe, and
every reality. Ostensibly started as a way of simplifying what DC
considered an overly complicated continuity and reboot the whole line,
Marv Wolfman and George Perez created an epic work of comics. From the
heroic death of The Flash, which used to be the manly-man hallmark
(“Sure, I’m a dude, but I cried when Barry Allen died,”), to the several
epic battles against The Anti-Monitor, this series is bigger than
anything that came before it, and really, has never been matched since.
70 years of good
versus evil means thousands of memories. To celebrate, we’re asking
fans to vote not for their Top 10, Top 20 or Top 50, but rather – you
guessed it – the Top 70 favorite comics, covers, characters and moments
in Marvel history. Help us define 70 years of Marvel throughout 2009. Click here for more info and a schedule of contests!
Which
issue made you a Believer? Some would say the formation of the "new"
X-Men featuring Wolverine, Colossus and Storm in GIANT SIZE X-MEN #1.
Others read CAPTAIN AMERICA #25, and, in witnessing the heartbreaking
death of a national hero, connected. Whether it made you cheer or cry,
there is always one issue that reaffirms your faith. Stand up and let
your voice be heard.
47 Infinity Gauntlet #1
When
you're in love with the physical embodiment of death, regular shows of
affection just won't cut it. Fortunately Thanos knows how to impress
the ladies--he kills half the universe in the first pages of this
titanic early '90s event.
Published: Jul 10, 1991
Writer(s):
Jim Starlin
Artist(s):
editor:
Craig Anderson
colorist:
Ian Laughlin,
Christie Scheele
letterer:
Jack Morelli
penciller (cover):
George Perez
penciller:
George Perez
inker:
Joe Rubinstein
46 Infinity Gauntlet #4
After
dealing with the deaths of half the universe, Earth's remaining heroes
(and Dr. Doom) gather together to take the fight to Thanos, the
infinitely powerful madman responsible for the whole mess. Guess how
that turns out?
INFINITY GAUNTLET #1 (Jul 1991) 
INFINITY GAUNTLET (UK) (23 Jul 2018)
DESAFIO INFINITO (Brazil) (01 Apr 2018)
INFINITY GAUNTLET TATTOO (Feb 2005)
