Miracleman Omnibus

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Of course, Marvel never used to be quite so reticent either… take this all ages panel from an earlier issue of Uncanny X-Men…Raul, Danilo (22 March 2023). "Obscure Marvel Characters That Deserve Their Own Films, Ranked". MovieWeb . Retrieved 30 March 2023. a b c d Skinn, Dez( w)."Marvelman - The Mightiest Man in the Universe" Warrior,no.1(March 1982). Quality Communications.

NYCC: Marvel to Reprint Classic Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman 'Miracleman' ". Hollywoodreporter.com. 17 November 2011 . Retrieved 15 October 2013. Eric Yarber (1 January 1985). "Marvelman". Amazing Heroes. No.62/1985 Preview Issue. Redbeard, Inc.a b c Sergi, Joe (2015). The Law for Comic Book Creators. McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers. ISBN 9780786473601. a b c Khoury, George (2001). "Revival and Relevation". Kimota! The Miracleman Companion. TwoMorrows Publishing. ISBN 9781605490274. a b "Awards: Comic-Con International: San Diego - 1980s". Comic-Con International. 2 December 2012. With the help of Qys and Warpsmith agents including Aza Chorn, the initial alien/superhuman project is to gather together all the remaining superhumans on Earth and work in secret to begin to nudge Earth towards a more enlightened path. This is cut short, however, by the sudden re-emergence of Kid Miracleman.

And yes, there is more, with the amount of extra's offered here being about the sum total of the run itself. I've never seen so much bonus content in any omnibus before, but they did need to pad it out to justify omnibus status, and the price tag. That said, a lot of restoration has gone into this. Heidi MacDonald (14 September 2012). "Marvel now owns MIRACLEMAN…the trademark". The Beat - the Blog of Comics Culture. EXCLUSIVE: Quesada Details "Miracleman's" Marvel-ous Return". Comic Book Resources. 13 November 2013. For the third arc, Moore wanted a single artist to illustrate the work - feeling that while all of the artists on Book Two had been capable the chopping and changing had left the story with an "uncertain" tone. [8] He selected John Totleben, with whom he had previously collaborated on Swamp Thing for DC Comics; Totleben had already contributed the cover to Miracleman #9. [45] Moore had considered quitting the title after the end of Book Two after Yronwode and Mullaney berated his then-wife Phyllis over the phone over deadlines, but ultimately decided to stay on due to the opportunity to link up with Totleben again. [45] The first result of their latest collaboration was Miracleman #11, released in May 1987, with the artist drawing heavily on the style of Virgil Finlay. [45] However Totleben began struggling with what was initially diagnosed as retinitis pigmentosa, [Note 4] greatly slowing his work-rate. Moore vociferously resisted any suggestion of replacing Totleben, resulting in the nominally bi-monthly six issues taking over two and a half years to complete; by this point the series' slow schedule was well known. [46] Totleben's work on Miracleman would subsequently be shortlisted for the 1988 Eisner Awards [47] and received praise from Andy Mangels of Amazing Heroes due to being "incredibly richly textured", with the writer placing Miracleman 6th on his list of the 20 best comics then in publication. [48]a b c d e f g h i j Khoury, George (2001). "Miracleman and the Days of Eclipse". Kimota! The Miracleman Companion. TwoMorrows Publishing. ISBN 9781605490274. New York, NY— November 23, 2022 — Last month, Marvel Comics honored the 40th anniversary of Miracleman’s transformative reinvention with the brand-new MIRACLEMAN OMNIBUS! This long-awaited omnibus collected the influential work on the character from all of its legendary creators such as Alan Davis, Garry Leach, John Totleben, and more. A hit with fans, this extraordinary omnibus will return with a second printing this March.