All-New All-Different Marvel Comics - The List (updated)

Whew, your list needs a major update.

Old man Logan, by Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino.

Wolverine, by Tom Taylor and David Lopez.

Deadpool, by Gerry Duggan and Mike Hawthorne.

All-New X-Men, by Dennis Hopeless and Mark Bagley.

Extraordinary X-Men, by Jeff Lemire and Humberto Ramos.

Uncanny X-Men, by Cullen Bunn and Greg frigging Land (because he wasn't awful enough the first time he drew that book).

Angela, by Marguerite Bennett, Kim Jacinto and Stephanie Hans.

Karnak, by Warren Ellis and Gerardo Zaffino.

Howling Commandos of SHIELD, by Frank Barbieri and Brent Schoonover.

Venom: Spaceknight, by Robbie Thompson and Ariel Olivetti.

Daredevil, by Charles Soule and Ron Garney.

Web Warriors, by Mike Costa and David Baldeon.

Vision, by Tom King and Gabriel Walta.

Illuminati, by Josh Williamson and Shawn Crystal.

Spider-Woman, by Dennis Hopeless and Javier Rodriguez.

Ultimates, by Al Ewing and Kenneth Rocafort.

Carnage, by Gerry Conway and Mike Perkins.

Scarlet Witch, by James Robinson and someone.

Silk, by Robbie Thompson and Stacey Lee.

Uncanny Avengers, by Gerry Duggan and Ryan Stegman.

Agents of SHIELD, by Marc Guggenheim and Mike Norton.

New Avengers, by Al Ewing and Gerardo Sandoval.

Sam Wilson, Captain America, by Nick Spencer and Daniel Acuna.

Hawkeye, by Jeff Lemire and Ramon Perez.

Guardians of the Galaxy, by Brian Bendis and Valerio Schiti.

Star-Lord, by Sam Humphries and someone.

Amazing Spider-Man, by Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli.

Howard the Duck, by Chip Zdarsky and Joe Quinones.

Spider-Man 2099, by Dan Slott and Will Sliney.

Drax, by CM Punk and Ed McGuinness.

Nova, by Sean Ryan and Cory Smith.

Ms. Marvel, by G. Willow Wilson, Takeshi Miyazawa and Adrian Alphona.

Mighty Thor, by Jason Aaron and Russell Dauterman.

Haha!!!

Yeah, I had just posted that before the leak happened. I spent yesterday cutting grass and doing yard work and then spending time with my stepdad for his birthday, so I didn't find out about the leak until late last night, by then I was too tired to care.

Everything is now current, complete and with promo images for the first 45 titles.

1. Carnage - written by Gerry Conway with art by Mike Perkins.

Pass, don't care for Carnage. Passable as a villain, as an inverted hero, no interest at all. And I think ALL of the inverted stuff should have ended with AXIS.

2. Venom: Spaceknight - written by Robbie Thompson with art by Ariel Olivetti.

Pass. Too random and WTF!

3. Ultimates - written by Al Ewing with art by Kenneth Rocafort.

Pass. I didn't care for the Ultimate Universe Ultimates, plus Galactus on a team = more WTF! Almost tempted by Ewing's writing, but I'm trying to wean myself off Marvel as much as possible, so not getting it.

4. Web Warriors - written by Mike Costa with art by David Baldeon.

Pass, no interest. Hope it's written better than the cartoon it is named after...

5. Spider-Man 2099 - written by Peter David with art by Will Sliney.

Pass. This thing is dead on arrival. I might enjoy it, but why put myself through liking a series that is just cancellation bait. PAD should be back on Hulk, not on peripheral titles that at constantly in danger of going poof.

6. Spider-Woman - written by Dennis Hopeless with art by Javier Rodriguez.

Pass, not remotely interested.

7. Daredevil - written by Charles Soule with art by Ron Garney.

Probable. I love DD, didn't care for Waid's recent take, so I bailed; but I like this creative team and it looks like more of a back to basics approach, so I'm leaning on getting it.

8. Howling Commandos of S.H.I.E.L.D. - written by Frank Barbieri with art by Brent Schoonover.

Pass. Just...no.

9. Amazing Spider-Man - written by Dan Slott with art by Giuseppe Camuncoli.

Pass. Slott teased people in interviews with hints that the marriage might be returning post-Secret Wars, but that was just more typical Marvel bait-and-switch to get lapsed Spidey fans to buy RYV. MJ's running a night club, Peter's becoming Tony Stark 2.0. They keep moving the character further and further away from what most people like about him, is it any wonder Spidey fans are digging more on the peripheral titles and bailing on the main book.

10. Spider-Man - (featuring Miles Morales formerly of the Ultimate Universe)written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Sara Pichelli.

Pass, because...Bendis. He not only can't follow other people's continuity, he can't even follow his own. And when people complain, he just says it will all make sense in the end. Which it never does. Ultimate End is such a mess I actually dropped it before the five-issue mini-series was over. Why does Marvel keep giving him work? Yes, he gives Marvel short-term gains but for long-term losses and he is getting worse instead of better.

11. Ant Man - written by Nick Spencer with art by Ramon Rosanas.

Probable. I like the character, the creative team and the hinted at storyline.

12. Silk - written by Robbie Thompson with art by Stacey Lee.

Pass, sounds cool, but I've never read anything with the character, and if I'm going to start reading a book about a character I'm not familiar with, I'd rather it be by a company other than Marvel. Plus, she's now going to be evil or inverted or something.

13. Uncanny Avengers - written by Gerry Duggan with art by Ryan Stegman.

Pass. Only reason I'd get it would be for Duggan and Deadpool, and I can get that from the solo. Three characters that should never be Avengers? Spider-Man, Wolverine and Deadpool. Unless you just reduce the Avengers to random superheroes banded together, which Marvel did...

14. All-Mew Wolverine - written by Tom Taylor with art by David Lopez.

Pass. Bendis killed my limited interest in X-23

15. Uncanny X-Men - written by Cullen Bunn with art by Greg Land.

Pass. I remember when I was getting Sojourn from Crossgen and thinking Land was THE shit. Thought there was something off about the faces I couldn't put my finger on... The guy traces other artist's work and passes it off as his own and uses porn faces for reference, which is bizarre looking. He shouldn't even be getting work. And a team of villains? Pass.

16. All-New X-Men - written by Dennis Hopeless with art by Mark Bagley.

Possible for teen-Iceman and Bagley, since Bendis is thankfully off the book and Jeen is out of it. I like Jean Grey a lot, but I can't stand Jeen. Not big on teen-Angel or X-23 anymore either. I'd dropped ANXM while they were in the Ultimate Universe, picked up an issue during Black Vortex and dropped it again. I'm very iffy on this book, they will have to sell me on it in the first few issues.

17. Extraordinary X-Men - written by Jeff Lemire with art by Humberto Ramos.

Getting for sure, because of Iceman and Lemire. I love Lemire on Bloodshot: Reborn at Valiant and The Valiant Mini-series he co-wrote. Not thrilled with the presence of Jeen...Lemire also impressed me in his interview with his seriousness and respectfulness and his awareness of his shortcomings as a writer and trying to work on them.

18. Old Man Logan -written by Jeff Lemire with art by Andrea Sorrentino.

Pass. Only reason OML has a book is because they screwed up the original. At some point this guy goes away and the original comes back. No point investing time and money in a solo for a character with a shelf life.

19. Nova - written by Sean Ryan with art by Cory Smith.

Pass. I like Sam okay, just not enough to spend $4 a month on his book.

20. Hawkeye - written by Jeff Lemire with art by Ramon Perez.

Pass. I enjoyed Hawkeye under Fraction, but the lateness got ridiculous. The Christmas issue came out in March. The new series by Lemire stared before the old one had even finished, despite taking place after it. The final issue of Fraction's run is supposed to come out in July to complete the run for the people who still even care or are waiting for the trade. Now Lemire's brief run which I was liking is getting rebooted, and while he is still writing it, there's a different Hawkeye(apparently from OML). More change just for the sake of change. Pass...

21. Karnak - written by Warren Ellis with art by Gerardo Zaffino.

Pass, No interest.

22. New Avengers - written by Al Ewing with art by Gerardo Sandoval.

Pass. Like the characters, like the creatives, pass on the concept.

23. Illuminati - written by Josh Williamson with art by Shawn Crystal.

Pass. More evil? Pass.

24. Sam Wilson, Captain America -written by Nick Spencer with art by Daniel Acuna.

Pass. Pitting Sam and Steve against each other is a mistake and is just going to further divide the fan-base, leading to more animosity against Sam as a replacement for Steve.

25. Star-Lord - written by Sam Humphries with art by Dave Johnson.

Pass. From causal long-distance relationship to marriage in a handful of issues. Kitty hasn't been handled well in years outside of her brief guest-stint in Astonishing during Frozen. I haven't seen a character so diminished by a relationship since Emma/Scott. Pass.

26. Guardians of the Galaxy -written by by Brian Bendis with art by Valerio Schiti.

Pass because...Bendis.

27. Scarlet Witch written by by James Robinson with art by Kevin Wada.

Pass. I don't know how much more Marvel can do to screw up Wanda's character, or how they can make people hate her more, but I'm not reading this book just to find out...

28. Ms. Marvel written by G. Willow Wilson with art by Takeshi Miyazawa and Adrian Alphona.

Pass. I wanted to like this book, but it just doesn't click for me.

29. Spider-Gwen written by Jason Latour with art by Robbi Rodriguez.

Pass. This book has a shelf life, no need for me to waste time and money getting invested.

30. Drax - written by CM Punk(with Cullen Bunn) with art by Ed McGuinness.

Possible. Not that into Drax, but with CM Punk, Bunn and McGuinness, I am tempted.

31. Angela: Asgard's Assassin - written by Marguerite Bennett with art by Kim Jacinto and Stephanie Hans.

Pass. No interest in the character. Didn't care for her when she was part of the Spawn Universe, and nothing has changed that.

32. Howard the Duck - written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Joe Quinones.

Pass. More likely to pick it up in trade.

33. Deadpool - written by Gerry Duggan with art by Mike Hawthorne.

Possible. I haven't read Deadpool regularly since about half-way through Joe Kelley's run, but reading his Secret Secret Wars book reminded me why I use to like the character so much.

34. Squadron Supreme - written by James Robinson with art by Leonard Kirk.

Pass. No interest.

35. The Mighty Thor - written by Jason Aaron with art by Russell Dauterman.

Possible. If Aaron would focus more on just telling good stories instead of playing politics it would be better. Ignore anything happening as far as fan reactions and tell good stories that are true to the characters and their history. If you get that right, the fans will follow you.

36. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - written by Marc Guggenheim with art by Mike Norton.

Pass. The TV show is enough for me.

37. Vision - written by Tom King with art by Gabriel Walta.

Pass. No interest.

38. Uncanny Inhumans written by Charles Soule with art by Steve McNiven.

Pass. I like the Inhumans, but too much going on with them is being used to troll the X-Men and their fans.

39. Contest of Champions written by Al Ewing with art by Paco Medina.

Pass. No interest.

40. Captain Marvel written by Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas with art by Kris Anka.

Possible. I loved what these writers did with Agent Carter, and I am curious what they could do with Carol.

41. Doctor Strange written by Jason Aaron with art by Chris Bachalo.

Pass. Doctor Strange with and Axe? And Aaron going on and on in interviews about making things weird in the title? I had my fill of Aaron throwing anything weird he could think of into a book with his run on W&tXM. Pass.

42. All-New All-Different Avengers written by Mark Waid with art by Mahmud Asrar and Adam Kubert.

Pass. This book just feels like an agenda book put together by committee to me. I am increasingly aware of the characters I read at Marvel being puppets on strings. Writer's and editor's words coming out of character's mouths instead of their own. I am too aware they are puppets, too aware of the strings and too aware of the people pulling on them. I expect every panel of this book will be picked apart to the most minute particle, analyzed and debated on forums, and not for anything to do with good characterization or good story.

43. Invincible Iron Man written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by David Marquez.

Pass, Because...Bendis. Hmm. I'm noticing a trend.

44. A-Force written by G. Willow Wilson with art by Jorge Molina.

Pass. I thought the all-girl X-Men squad felt forced and contrived, I expect this will, too. Not saying they have to be equal numbers, but having a few women on predominantly male teams made them seem more natural, I expect having a guy or two on predominately female teams would have a similar effect. But, you know, girrrl power and boys are icky and have cooties and whatever. Still keeps sending the wrong message that women can only have the spotlight when no men are there to compete for it...

45. The Totally Awesome Hulk written by Greg Pak with art by Frank Cho.

Pass. I think I read this book. It was called PRIME. Marvel bought it with the Malibu Ultraverse, then killed it.

So, possible/probable:
Daredevil
Ant Man
All New X-Men
Extraordinary X-Men
Thor
Captain Marvel



Yeah, for a much-hyped reboot-not-a-reboot, most of this, concepts etc. seems rather mediocre to me. And some of that art is by cover artists, not the people actually dong the interiors, which is probably not going to be as good. Much more excited about Valiant after the Valiant Summit than about Marvel.

The only reason I'm really okay with Deadpool being on Uncanny Avengers, besides it being written by Gerry Duggan, is because the Cap in it is Steve Rodgers. And the two have developed a pretty awesome relationship under Duggan's pen. Pending on Cap's mission statement, it would make sense for him to recruit Wade.

I'm gonna guess the 15 other books are rolled out later in the year or into 2016.