For the first two volumes (the team were created by Brian Michael Bendis and David Finch), the New Avengers were a combination of traditional heroes like Captain America and Iron Man and street ...

Marvel is the king of the comics sales charts, despite DC’s Absolute books giving them a run for their money, and a big ...

New Avengers volume 1 #48 by Brian Michael Bendis and Billy Tan Today, Carol Danvers is known as Captain Marvel, but during her New Avengers days she was still known as Ms. Marvel.

The initial lineup assembled by Bendis and Finch immediately established the New Avengers’ unique identity. Captain America and Iron Man provided a veteran core, but their teammates shattered ...

Bendis, last year ended a run writing DC's Justice League ongoing series, ... New Avengers #11 excerpt (Image credit: David Finch (Marvel Comics)) ...

Much like Brian Michael Bendis and David Finch’s comic series, The New Avengers (2004), ... The New Avengers also surprised and left many fans scratching their heads at the lineup. While the team did ...

The Killuminati debut in New Avengers #1 in June from Marvel Comics, ... (Eddie Brock), a radical Avengers roster in the spirit of Brian Michael Bendis and David Finch's decade-defining New Avengers.

New Avengers stars Bucky Barnes, Black Widow, Hulk, Namor, Wolverine (Laura Kinney), Clea, and Carnage (Eddie Brock), a radical Avengers roster in the spirit of Brian Michael Bendis and David ...

With Marvel Comics following the example of the MCU and turning the Thunderbolts into the New Avengers, we chatted with writer Sam Humphries to learn more about "Earth's Deadliest Heroes." ...

Much like Brian Michael Bendis and David Finch’s comic series, The New Avengers (2004), formed after the decimation of the Avengers, this team feels exciting because it’s not necessarily what ...

Marvel Comics has revealed that its upcoming New Thunderbolts* comic is really New Avengers, echoing what's happened with the Marvel Studios movie, which opened in theaters last week. Read on for ...

Much like Brian Michael Bendis and David Finch’s comic series, The New Avengers (2004), formed after the decimation of the Avengers, this team feels exciting because it’s not necessarily what ...