How about a little #witchblade for your weekend?

A pair of #marvelcomics ads from their Ultimate and MAX lines.

Did you know that Frank Miller’s much anticipated sequel to The Dark Knight Returns and CrossGen’s The Path were published concurrently?

A pair of Black Bull ads from Wizard 125.

How many of these comic book titles that were relegated to “Also In 2002” status did YOU read that year or at some point?

What did Ed McGuinness have planned for 2002? More Superman! Meanwhile Pat Lee had a project that was sure to excite 80s kids, that will be revealed next issue. Plus Wolverine, Witchblade and even Usagi Yojimbo had more adventures ahead in the new year.

Ultimate Marvel, Superman, Spawn and Tomb Raider get the spotlight. Plus Brian Azzarello and Alex Ross are asked about what they have planned for 2002.

Ultimate Marvel, Superman, Spawn and Tomb Raider get the spotlight. Plus Brian Azzarello and Alex Ross are asked about what they have planned for 2002.

More from the Wizard 2002 preview in issue 125, including some quotes from Humberto Ramos and sculptor supreme, Randy Bowen.

Sidebars featuring Brian Michael Bendis and Geoff Johns serve as bookends to comic book titles Wizard was previewing for 2002.

Grant Morrison and Kevin Smith hype their upcoming projects and more 2002 comic book series are highlighted in Wizard issue 125. Which titles catch your eye?

Jeph Loeb and Mark Millar provide insight into their projects for the new year in Wizard 125. Which of these titles being hyped in 2002 were you most excited to read?

Wizard was looking forward to more #dccomics characters with lower profiles getting the star treatment in 2002, with a rumor that Firestorm would be returning in the pages of JLA. Plus, Geoff Johns teasing that 5 new team members for the JSA were on the horizon.

Grant Morrison was teasing more twists for the #xmen universe in 2002, plus Joe Casey was introducing the concept of X-Corps to the #marvelcomics universe with Banshee at the helm of this new, militaristic mutant organization.

In 2001 #marvelcomics EIC, Joe Quesada extended the olive branch to Alan Moore after years of the writer having bitter feelings towards the publisher. This led to rumors that Moore and Dave Gibbons might work on the Fantastic Four, also that Miracleman might be reprinted.

Wizard issue 125 was the 2002 preview issue and kicked off with a look at the most anticipated crossover event of the year (though it ended up being the following year) JLA/Avengers by Kurt Busiek and George Perez!

Here they are, the final 2 of Wizard’s 10 Best Heroines of Comics: Sue Storm of the #fantasticfour and former Batgirl, Barbara Gordon aka Oracle!

Check out these #marvelcomics and #dccomics do-gooders ranked amongst the 10 best heroines in comic books by Wizard in 2002. Did both of these #xmen characters deserve to be on the list?

Kicking off Wizard’s list of the best comic book heroines of all time were Tulip from PREACHER, Vampirella, Black Canary and Elektra. Would any of these gals have made your list?

As discussed on our recent episode, here’s the opening to Wizard’s ranking of the 10 greatest comic book heroines of all-time with art by @kevinmaguire.bsky.social Keep watching our feed to see who made it to the top.

Here’s the report from Wizard 125 about @kurtbusiek.bsky.social stepping down from #Avengers and Geoff Johns taking over as new writer on the series.

Here's the Wizard 125 interview with the director of the 2003 #Daredevil movie, Mark Steven Johnson, giving his takes on the characters he was bringing to life on the big screen. How does this film compare to #daredevilbornagain in your mind?

As discussed during our recent episode, here’s the @jscottcampbell.bsky.social redesign of #LadyDeath from 2002. What do you think of the new look?

No Foolin'! For some great comic book nostalgia, you'll want to queue up our latest episode on your favorite podcast app or stream it direct here www.wizardscomics.com/episodes/wiz...

More April Fool's Day silliness with the Twisted Mego Theatre strip from ToyFare issue 2 featuring #spiderman smashing Jawas with the enchanted mallet of Thor the God of Thunder.

A little fun for April Fool's Day. Here's the Twisted Mego Theatre strip from the first issue of ToyFare, "Super Villain Jeopardy".

Wizard 125 featured a ballot for fans to submit their votes for the 9th annual Wizard Fan Awards, celebrating the best comics had to offer in 2001. Which titles, creators and publishers would have gotten YOUR vote?

Wizard 125 featured a mail-away offer for an ACE edition The Amazing #SpiderMan #129 aka the 1st appearance of #ThePunisher that was published with a new acetate cover by Humberto Ramos and an exclusive Twisted ToyFare Theatre strip.

NEW EPISODE! We're diving into Wizard issue 125 with Kalervo Sinervo, PhD from The Wizard Research Project to discuss the Top 10 comic book heroines, Sam Raimi on #SpiderMan, the comics hype for 2002 and so much more. Get geeky with us and listen now! www.wizardscomics.com/episodes/wiz...

Tomorrow on an all new episode of the podcast we’re bringing you our coverage of Wizard issue 126. Which cover did YOU have back in 2002?

Finally, the “real” reason Wizard PosterMania! magazines sold so well over the years 🤭

Fathom, Vampi. POWERS and #StarWars pieces from the 2002 PosterMania! special published by Wizard.

More #marvelcomics pieces from the 2002 Wizard PosterMania! special including and awesome @jscottcampbell.bsky.social #spiderman , Tim Sale #Daredevil, @allredmd.bsky.social X-Force and more!

An interesting group of characters from #gijoe to #hellboy to #buffythevampireslayer given the poster treatment in Wizard’s 2002 PosterMania! special.

It’s true, both #lobo and #supergirl appeared on the cover of Wizard magazine at different eras of comics history.

Definitely a 🔥 motif going on in the 2002 Wizard PosterMania! Special and it looks like Bad Kitty from CHAOS! was setting the whole world ablaze!

So much CrossGen to be had in the Wizard PosterMania! special in 2002.

A nice selection of #marvelcomics art featuring work for Wizard by Greg Horn and others from the 2002 PosterMania! special issue.

Painted art from @alexrossart.bsky.social , Joseph Michael Linsner and Adam Hughes would always be a showstopper in the pages of Wizard magazine’s PosterMania!

Today on our feed we're going to explore the awesome art from the Wizard's 2002 PosterMania! special. Keep an eye out, Geeks!

NEW VIDEO! 2026 has seen the launch of two new Wizard inspired print magazines @palmers-picks.bsky.social and @comicsthemagazine.bsky.social that make us ask, "Is Wizard back?" Find out how the spirit of that legendary comic book magazine has returned when you watch now youtu.be/y8v7vXAZZ10

Here's the sidebar from the Wizard Top Cow Universe Special where Paul Jenkins explained some of the more unique elements of Hell from Inferno: Hellbound.

Here's the report from Wizard issue 118 about our recent guest on The Wizard Files, Paul Jenkins being brought in by Top Cow to help pull together all of their titles into a shared continuity, creating a mythology for the universe.

Here's the Wizard News report about our recent guest on The Wizard Files, Paul Jenkins writing #Witchblade for Top Cow.

This Wednesday on the podcast we're bringing you our coverage of Wizard 125, that kicks off the year 2002. Get ready, Geeks!

We're going to close out our weekend of Mighty Marvel Jumbo Fun Book nonsense with this crazy collage of #marvelcomics characters. Thanks for playing, Geeks!

A #spiderman quiz for the most hardcore web-heads out there. If you know the first appearance of The Gibbon, The Mindworm and The Kangaroo, we can't help but be impressed 😄

How well do you know your #marvel hairstyles?

Some wacky #spiderman themed mazes from the Mighty #Marvel Jumbo Fun Book.

Who needs Wizard's Basic Training features when the Mighty #Marvel Jumbo Fun Book had this drawing lesson for illustrating the #hulk in 4 easy steps?