Mahmud Asrar
Mahmud Asrar is a Turkish comic book artist who is known for his work on Marvel Comics such as X-Men and Ultimate: X-Men.
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Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar
Captain America Anniversary Tribute #1
Excalibur #19
X-Men #19
Excalibur #20
Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar (1:25)
Excalibur #21
Excalibur #22
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters - Jabba the Hutt #1
1st appearance of Deva Lompop, a bounty hunter
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters - 4-Lom & Zuckuss #1
Origin of 4-Lom and Zuckuss, specifically how they became partners
Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar
Excalibur #23
Back-up story commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11 with Captain America and Spider-Man revisiting Ground Zero
The story is titled The Four Fives, a reference to an honor given to firefighters who died in the line of duty
Written by Joe Quesada, illustrated by John Romita Jr., the same creative team who released The Amazing Spider-Man #36 9/11 issue
Back-up story commemorating the 20th anniversary of 9/11 with Captain America and Spider-Man revisiting Ground Zero
The story is titled The Four Fives, a reference to an honor given to firefighters who died in the line of duty
Written by Joe Quesada, illustrated by John Romita Jr., the same creative team who released The Amazing Spider-Man #36 9/11 issue
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters - Boushh #1
1st full appearance of Boushh, aside from a cameo in Star Wars Adventures #13, previous appearances of Boushh were Princess Leia in disguise
1st full appearance of Boushh, aside from a cameo in Star Wars Adventures #13, previous appearances of Boushh were Princess Leia in disguise
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters - Boushh #1
Excalibur #24
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters - IG-88 #1
1st appearance of RB-919
Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters - IG-88 #1
Excalibur #25
Excalibur #26
King Conan #1
Premiere issue of a six-issue limited series that sees Conan later in life, restless on the throne and ready for adventure
Premiere issue of a six-issue limited series that sees Conan later in life, restless on the throne and ready for adventure
King Conan #2
1st cameo appearance of Princess Matoaka, a controversial depiction of Pocahontas - see issue #3 for details
1st cameo appearance of Princess Matoaka, a controversial depiction of Pocahontas - see issue #3 for details
Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar
King Conan #3
Controversial issue: criticized for the highly sexualized portrayal of Princess Matoaka, the true name of the indigenous girl nicknamed, Pocahontas whose real life story would be characterized today as tragic, marred by underage exploitation, abuse and trafficking
Writer, Jason Aaron made to the following statement to Bleeding Cool:
"I made the ill-considered decision to give a character the name of Matoaka, a name most closely associated with the real-life Native American figure, Pocahontas. This new character is a supernatural, thousand-year-old princess of a cursed island within a world of pastiche and dark fantasy and was never intended to be based on anyone from history. I should have better understood the name's true meaning and resonance and recognized it wasn't appropriate to use it. I understand the outrage expressed by those who hold the true Matoaka's legacy dear, and for all of this and the distress it's caused, I apologize. As part of that apology, I've already taken what I was paid for the issue and donated it to the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. The character's name and appearance will be adjusted for the rest of this mini-series and in all digital and collected editions."
Controversial issue: criticized for the highly sexualized portrayal of Princess Matoaka, the true name of the indigenous girl nicknamed, Pocahontas whose real life story would be characterized today as tragic, marred by underage exploitation, abuse and trafficking
Writer, Jason Aaron made to the following statement to Bleeding Cool:
"I made the ill-considered decision to give a character the name of Matoaka, a name most closely associated with the real-life Native American figure, Pocahontas. This new character is a supernatural, thousand-year-old princess of a cursed island within a world of pastiche and dark fantasy and was never intended to be based on anyone from history. I should have better understood the name's true meaning and resonance and recognized it wasn't appropriate to use it. I understand the outrage expressed by those who hold the true Matoaka's legacy dear, and for all of this and the distress it's caused, I apologize. As part of that apology, I've already taken what I was paid for the issue and donated it to the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. The character's name and appearance will be adjusted for the rest of this mini-series and in all digital and collected editions."
1st cover appearance of the Harvestman
Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar
1st cover appearance of the Harvestman
Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar
Variant cover art by Mahmud Asrar
King Conan #4
Punisher War Journal: Blitz #1
King Conan #6
Batman vs. Robin #1
Five-issue limited series that pits Batman against his son Damian who is under the influence of the Devil Nezha
Five-issue limited series that pits Batman against his son Damian who is under the influence of the Devil Nezha
Variant cover art by Lucio Parrillo
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