“There will be a very cool reason for the artistic shift,” Marvel marketing’s Arune Singh says. Bryan Hitch will be drawing the first five issues, and the second five will be drawn by Brandon Peterson and Carlos Pacheco.
“Age of Ultron” is a 10-issue limited series, shipping between March and June. On the line: Writer Brian Michael Bendis and executive editor Tom Brevoort. We’ll be on the line covering the conference live as it happens, and this page will be continually updates with the latest - so keep hitting refresh. It looks like full details of the project - which we know involves writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Bryan Hitch - will be revealed today around 3 p.m., during Marvel’s latest “Next Big Thing” conference call with the comic book press. “Age of Ultron” has been teased at Marvel Comics in one form or another for more than two years - including the timeline in Avengers #5, Avengers #12.1(re-released this past Free Comic Book Day), 2011′s Marvel Point One one-shot and just this past Friday with a binary code that translates to “Age Of Ultron.”
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