Fantastic Four: Full Circle OGN From New “MarvelArts” Imprint
In an article posted to comicbook.com, it was revealed that Marvelous creator Alex Ross will be writing and illustrating Fantastic Four: Full Circle, for MarvelArts, a new imprint of Abrams ComicArts. The book will be lettered by Ariana Maher.
Photo Credit: MarvelArts.
If you’re one of the more devoted Marvel Blog True Believers, you’ll already recognize Ross’s name, as he regularly illustrates covers for top-tier Marvel Comics. However, this will be his first time writing and illustrating a graphic novel, and it will be all about Marvel’s first superhero family!
MarvelArts Arrives
MarvelArts is just the most recent imprint from Abrams ComicArts, which also includes imprints like Surely Books, helmed by Mariko Tamaki and featuring graphic novels from queer voices, and Megascope, helmed by John Jennings.
Fantastic Four No. 1 Panel by Panel. Photo Credit: Abrams ComicArts.
In fact, Abrams has even published Marvel books before, like Fantastic Four No 1: Panel by Panel, which features an in-depth look at the first issue of Fantastic Four in full-length book form.
However, this will be the first Marvel graphic novel from Abrams, and the arrival of a whole new imprint from the publisher – MarvelArts – suggests that it won’t be our last.
Fantastic Four: Full Circle pitch. Photo Credit: MarvelArts.
Abrams is hardly the first publisher to release an original graphic novel featuring Marvel characters lately, either. You may remember the Marvel Blog review of Spider-Ham: Great Power, No Responsibility, a OGN you can pick up at your local bookstore or comic shop right now.
Graphix has no shortage of Marvelous graphic novels for you to enjoy as you wait for the release of Fantastic Four: Full Circle, by the by: there’s also Ms. Marvel: Stretched Thin by Nadia Shammas, Nabi H. Ali, Geoffo, and Joe Caramagna.
Photo Credit: Graphix.
And in summer 2022, we’ll be getting another graphic novel from Scholastic Graphix: Captain America: Ghost Army!
Fantastic Four: Full Circle
Will you be picking up Fantastic Four: Full Circle when it arrives in August 2022, Marvel Blog True Believers? What characters do you hope to see featured in the next MarvelArts graphic novel?
Fantastic Four: Full Circle. Photo Credit: MarvelArts.
We’re waiting to hear from you, Marvel Blog True Believers! Share your thoughts with us in the comment section.
