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Marvel Teases Original Thunderbolts Reunion

Ahead of today's Next Big Thing live call, Marvel has released a teaser image featuring Baron Zemo flanked by Moonstone and Meteorite as illustrated by original "Thunderbolts" artist Mark Bagley.

Phillips "Cowboys" Up For Vertigo Crime

Author Gary Phillips spoke with CBR News about his newest Vertigo Crime graphic novel "Cowboys," the best way to research a crime-mystery story and revisiting "Angeltown" with Moonstone.

PRESS RELEASE: Moonstone Launches "Neutral World"

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Savage Beauty" #1

Courtesy of Moonstone, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Savage Beauty" #1 by writer Mike Bullock and artist Jose Massaroli. The issue, with covers by Thomas Yeates and Dave Hoover, hits stores in February.

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Black Bat Doubleshot: Black Death"

Courtesy of Moonstone Books, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Black Bat Doubleshot: Black Death" #1 by Mike Bullock and Michael Metcalf. The noir-style comic hits stores in September.

Pulp's Originals Return at Moonstone

CBR spoke with Moonstone publisher Joe Gentile and writer Mike Bullock about the raft of new projects on the horizon featuring a variety of vintage pulp heroes, including "Black Bat Double Shot" and "Battle for L.A."

Read the Full Issue: "Phantom Double Shot #1: KGB Noir"

Courtesy of Moonstone, CBR presents the complete issue of "Phantom Double Shot #1: KGB Noir" featuring Lee Falk's Phantom and the debut of writer/artist Mike Bullock's latest creation, Death Angel.

Mike Bullock Introduces "Death Angel"

"Phantom" and "Lions, Tigers, and Bears" writer Mike Bullock spoke with CBR News about his latest creation, Death Angel, a new pulp-inspired character who debuted this week in Moonstone's "Phantom Double Shot: KGB Noir."

Rahner Gets "Rotten"

Seattle Times columnist Mark Rahner examines current events through zombies and cowboys in "Rotten," an ongoing Moonstone series co-written with Robert Horton and drawn by Dan Dougherty. CBR News spoke with Rahner about the project.