"Iron Man" will relaunch in September, with Christopher Cantwell writing and Alex Ross contributing a new "Red & Gold" armor

Following the end of Dan Slott's run on the character and the "Iron Man 2020" saga, Tony Stark is reclaiming his identity and going "Back To Basics", as Marvel has announced that a new "Iron Man" series will launch and debut this September - written by "Halt & Catch Fire" creator Christopher Cantwell and art duties by CAFU. Superstar comic book artist Alex Ross will also be handling comic cover duties, as well as designing the new armor Tony suits up in - which looks like his iconic "Red and Gold" classic armor only with modern refurbishings.

IRON MAN is BACK | September 2020 | Marvel Comics
In a statement ran by Marvel and reported by GamesRadar/ Newsarama and Superherohype, Cantwell had nothing but excitement to share:

“I’m over the moon about getting a shot at writing the Golden Avenger, Since Bob Layton’s art in the 1980s captured my imagination as a kid, I’ve been fascinated by Iron Man, and in this new story run, I’m aiming to explore the question: who should Iron Man be today? An angel? A god? Or just a humble man? Tony’s going to try and strip the idea of Iron Man all the way down to its metal core, something that will constantly be at odds with his giant ego. We’ll see if he can truly keep his arrogant self-image in check, even as others with god complexes set their sights on the entire universe.”


 Iron Man launches into comic book shops with a brand new #1 this September 2020.

Nightwing makes his long awaited return in cover to Batman #99

Ever since he got shot in the head by the KGBeast in Batman #55, Richard "Dick" Grayson's life has literally turned upside down and has never been the same for fans of the former Robin turned Nightwing. Batman went on a mission to avenge his fallen adopted son/ ward, but after Dick recovers he is not the same man. He doesn't remember ANYTHING after the death of his parents, and that amnesia pretty much erases his time as a hero and his history with the Bat Family. Beginning with Nightwing #50, he goes by the name "Ric Grayson" - and tries to lead a new life as a cab driver and normal civilian. That doesn't stick though, as his past somehow comes back to haunt him with four individuals taking up the Nightwing persona as a team, dealing with the Court of Owls, and "Ric" is pulled back into the world of crimefighting due to instinct and a feeling.

That will all come to a head in "Joker War" apparently, and via Newsarama/ Gamesradar and artist Jorge Jimenez on Twitter, it looks like Dick Grayson/ Nightwing will be back to reclaim his identity at long last if the cover to Batman #99 is any indication! I sure hope so - as MANY HAVE WAITED FOR DICK TO RETURN. It all leads to the milestone issue of Batman #100 this October... And one can only hope this is the payoff.

Batman #99, written by James Tynion IV and illustrated by Jorge Jimenez -  is solicited for a September release.

Comic news site Newsarama officially joins GamesRadar+ today, June 1st

It's the end and the beginning of a new one era Newsarama, as June 1st sees the long running comic book news site give up its URL and address to become part of GamesRadar+. The site, owned by Future, now sees itself as a subdomain alongside the likes of Total Film and Edge magazine. Newsarama will still continue its services of providing comic book related news and content - but now under the GamesRadar+ domain.

You can visit the new unison via "GamesRadar.com/Newsarama".

Remembering the Marvel Vs Capcom series!

With February 15 just a few days away, the hype for Marvel Vs Capcom 3: Fate Of Two Worlds is getting bigger and bigger! While some lucky guys out there have managed to play and/ or get the game ahead and delivered some mixed opinions online, I'm still looking forward to this newest crossover title between Marvel and Capcom, which took more than a decade to get made! Heck, you can't blame the excitement all us fans have over this game, and you can bet your butts that people are feeling nostalgic right now and remembering the good ol' days of this fighting game franchise's history!

In light of this anticipated release, video game news site GamesRadar made this pretty slick history video of the Marvel Vs Capcom series, hosted by Capcom's own Seth Killian! You can check out the article and the video in the link here, and it just makes me all the more nostalgic about the old games and excited for the new entry to come!

As a tribute and remembrance to the series influence, here are the intros of each and every Marvel Vs Capcom Versus Series game produced! Enjoy old school and remember the good ol' days!

X-men Vs Street Fighter Intro

Marvel Superheroes Vs Street Fighter

Marvel Vs Capcom Intro
Marvel Vs Capcom 2 Intro
SPOILER! Here's one of the intros to Marvel Vs Capcom 3!

Marvel Vs Capcom 3 Intro