The next entry in the Miracleman saga was unveiled Saturday as Marvel Comics announced at New York Comic-Con 2013 that they are moving forward and reprinting issues of the series starting in January 2014 with Miracleman #1. From there, it looks like the series will reprint all of the classic Alan Moore run from the 80s until it reaches the previously unpublished Miracleman #25, written by Neil Gaiman with art by Mark Buckingham. After that, Marvel will publish all new Miracleman stories by Gaiman and Buckingham, with the plan being to finish the story that Gaiman had planned almost 20 years ago.

Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso said, “The wait is over. Marvel will finally be bringing these timeless, ground-breaking stories to a whole new generation of reader.” The new announcement was made during the Cup O’ Joe panel at NYCC, with a video by Gaiman introducing the plans for the series.

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I was sad when the previous run of Peter David‘s X-Factor ended last month after a solid 8-year run, but I am happy now that Marvel has announced that they will be bringing the series back in 2014 under the new name of All-New X-Factor, and that David will return as the writer of the series. Joining him on art will be Carmine Di Giandomenico.

The new series will jump off of events set up at the end of the last run, with Polaris working with Serval Industries to lead a corporate-funded superhero team. Joining her will be Polaris’s half-brother and former X-Factor member Quicksilver, as well as Gambit, coming off his own recently canceled series. We’ll also see some other members on the team, although those haven’t been announced yet.

I am a child of the 80s, so of course there is a special place in my heart for both G.I. Joe and Transformers, and I love both of the comic series that IDW Publishing is currently releasing, so I am doubly excited to hear that the publisher is going to be releasing a new ongoing series teaming up the two properties.

What has me even more excited is that the series is going to be co-written and drawn by Tom Scioli (Godland). Scioli will be joined by Transformers veteran writer John Barber on writing duties, with the series set to release in the summer of 2014.

The Walking Dead panel at New York Comic-Con 2013 began with moderator and comedienne Yvette Nicole Brown of Community introducing executive producer Gail Anne Hurd to the podium. It was clear many of the crowd members were already fans of Brown, which only increased the high energy permeating the theater. Hurd stated that the cast of the number one television show is “the best I’ve ever worked with.” She then introduced a clip from the upcoming fourth season of the series.

The scene begins with Daryl, Michonne, and a new member of the group from the dismantled Woodbury sitting outside of a storefront. The new guy is trying to figure Daryl out, asking him if he was an undercover cop before the apocalypse began. This garners laughter from Michonne. The scene then cuts to Tyreese, Glenn, Sasha, and a group of heavily armed people entering into the building from another entrance. As they embark inside, the camera follows up the side of the building to the roof, which is covered with walker and a crashed helicopter.

“I want to make sure you all got what we just saw, people!” Brown said. “We saw zombies, and”¦a helicopter!” The crowd erupted in laughter.

I ran myself down to the convention center extra early today so I could take a few nice clean photos of the entire convention floor from our lofty perch in the Press Lounge before the multitude of geeks swarm in on this final day of New York Comic-Con 2013.

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