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Joe Madureira to launch new Inhuman series

Some exciting news for Joe Madureira fans. Shortly after his Savage Wolverine stint Joe will move over to help launch the next Marvel universe post-Infinity event called "Inhumanity" with Inhumans #1, a new ongoing series written by Matt Fraction. It hasn't been discussed if he will be the regular artist or if he will just pencil the initial few issues but we may find out more during San Diego Comic Con next week. Check out the cover for the first issue!



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Tom said…
Exciting stuff. I was expecting a much longer wait for new Joe Mad comics after his Savage Wolvie run concludes. This was a welcome surprise, looks very cool!!
Anonymous said…
Savage Wolverine #8 pages: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=47504

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