Tag: Mega Man

We have seen the future! And the future… is wearing far less clothing, it would seem.

Time to get hyped for Hyper Bomb!

Midtown Comics is on top of things once again as they bring to us two new covers and the solicitation for Mega Man #42, and we must say, one of these covers looks simply Smashing.

Things heat up this month as X and the Maverick Hunters– including Vile! –take center-stage against the assault of the ancient Wily Walker in Mega Man #39! And for those who just can’t wait until tomorrow, here are five pages to preview the coming battle.

I recently had the privilege/opportunity to appear on Matthew Green’s Power Button podcast over at Press The Buttons, something of a rarity for me as I generally don’t get to do podcasts.

It’s that time again! All the news you can use with no time to lose, it’s Ripot’s Round-Up!

In the last Blue Ink, I made a couple of major predictions about Mega Man’s fate, Xander Payne’s fate, other things of that nature. Allow me a small moment before we dive in to gloat a little.

It’s that time again! But this month, we not only have a preview for the 38th issue of Mega Man, featuring part two of the “Dawn of X” storyline, but also the third and final volume of the Sonic/Mega Man: Worlds Collide trade paperback as well!

By way of Midtown Comics, the covers and solicitation to Archie’s Mega Man #41 have been revealed– and it looks like the Mega Man 3 adaptation is finally here!

In 1994, Mega Man 6 was released in North America, and it featured the only two official Robot Masters to have original designs by North Americans. 20 years later, we catch up with one of those designers to ask about his unique experience.

A few days ago, ThinkGeek teased us all by showing off some sort of new life-size Mega Buster product on their Twitter. But today, we get a full look at what they have to offer us before the end of the year.

Hoo-wee, Capcom has revealed a bit of a Virtual Bombshell today as we look ahead to the rest of 2014 and beyond in the Nintendo eShop. It’s like they’ve taken a folding chair of old games and won’t stop hitting the Virtual Console with new releases of them until they’re good and ready.