How unexpected is Age of Ultron? So unexpected that even Marvel doesn’t know who’s drawing what issue, it seems. After last week’s shipping update announced that Brandon Peterson would be drawing #7 and 8 of the series solo despite original solicitations for Peterson sharing art chores on both issues with Carlos Pacheco, this week’s shipping update backtracks slightly:
AGE OF ULTRON #7 (OF 10) has art by Brandon Peterson and Carlos Pacheco, as originally solicited, not Brandon Peterson.
#8, it seems, remains a Peterson-only issue.
The shipping update this week also backtracks on last week’s update that Chris Bachalo wouldn’t be drawing Uncanny X-Men #4:
UNCANNY X-MEN #4 had an incorrect update last week. The cover and interior art for the regular cover will be done by Chris Bachalo. The interior of the variant will be done by Chris Bachalo, however the variant cover will be Kris Anka.
In future, it seems, it might be best to trust the original solicits and not the updates. Unless, of course, it’s one of those situations where the update is actually a real update.
March 18th, 2013 at 8:43 pm
Oh, good grief, Graham!
Your last story bitching about the solicit change on this book hasn’t even scrolled off the page yet. You remember–the one in which I corrected the mistake in the original update–which is now reflected in this new update that you’re bitching about!
It really seems sometimes that it pains you that Marvel is publishing comics at all.
Tom B
March 18th, 2013 at 8:44 pm
And that should have been Graeme, rather than Graham! Egad, another correction! Oh, the pain!
Tom B
March 19th, 2013 at 4:24 am
His bias have been known forever . When in doubt or lacking anything newsworthy to write “let’s bash or nitpick Marvel for whatever”