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Posted in: Comics<\/a>, Marvel Comics<\/a> | Tagged: cb cebulski<\/a>, EIC<\/a><\/p>\n

Comics folk react to the news that C.B. Cebulski will no longer be the Editor-In-Chief of Marvel Comics<\/p>\n

Published Sun, 19 Jul 2026 07:57:10 -0500 by Rich Johnston<\/a><\/p>\n

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Last updated Sun, 19 Jul 2026 09:34:20 -0500 <\/p>\n

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Article Summary
\nC. B. Cebulski is out as Marvel Editor-in-Chief, with Steve Wacker stepping in during Marvel\u2019s move to Burbank.
\nC. B. Cebulski will relocate to Tokyo for a new Marvel role as Asia Originals Editor after his long EIC tenure.
\nCreators including David Marquez, Brian Bendis, Gail Simone and more praised C. B. Cebulski\u2019s support and impact.
\nReactions to C. B. Cebulski\u2019s exit ranged from heartfelt tributes to Rob Liefeld\u2019s blunt take on his Marvel run. <\/p>\n

C.B. Cebulski is no longer the Marvel Comics Editor-In-Chief<\/a>. Steve Wacker has been appointed to the role, as Marvel Comics moves from New York to Burbank<\/a>, while Cebulski is moving to Tokyo to become their Asia Originals Editor. Here’s how a few comic book creators reacted to the news about Cebulski on social media.<\/p>\n

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David Marquez<\/a>: “Massive Marvel news yesterday. I want to congratulate CB Cebulski on an epic run as EiC. CB brought me into Marvel nearly fifteen years ago and I, like so many other artists, owe him a huge debt for championing us and emphasizing the importance of ART in comics!”
\nRob Guillory:<\/a> “Ditto. C. B. Cebulski championed a lotta good folks, myself included!”
\nBrian Bendis:<\/a> “Congrats C. B. Cebulski for a hell of a run as EIC. Like so many creators I have SO many amazing pics with him from so many amazing creative events and food experiences over the years. Thank you!!!”
\nJohn Cerilli:<\/a> “I just want to take a moment to acknowledge the career of my friend C.B. Cebulski \u2014 the third longest tenured Editor in Chief in the 90-plus years of Marvel Comics. Think about that\u2026 The only two longer tenures are by guys named Joe Quesada and Stan Lee. What a successful and historic run. As CB transitions to new adventures and undoubtedly new successes in Japan, I will miss his presence enormously\u2026 But I now have someone to visit when I make my eventual trip to tour the stadiums of the Nippon Professional Baseball League! All kidding aside, congratulations, CB! Thank you for shepherding the brand and characters we adore so much with such care, creativity and professionalism! Now go kick some “oshiri” over there!”
\nJim McCann:<\/a> “I’ve had the honor (and enjoyment) to have worked with both CB Cebulski and Stephen Wacker. I’m very excited for both of their new journeys and appointments!”
\nRachelle Rosenburg<\/a>: “Rewind to March 2010. At C2E2 CB Cebulski gave me his card. The next week I was assigned my first Marvel comic NAMORA with Sara_ Pichelli. The rest is history. CB, thank you for everything. You will be missed.”
\nJay Leisten:<\/a> CB and I came into Marvel at roughly the same time. Early on as an editor (and writer) he showed an amazing eye for new talent and was responsible for getting several major creators in the door in his later roll as talent coordinator\/recruiter. With a few exceptions, he was a positive force for Marvel. We disagreed a few times on things, but I never felt like my opinion was ignored. When things got weird around X-Men Gold, he (and Joe Quesada) stepped up to help ease the stress without hesitation.
\nGail Simone:<\/a> “C.B. Cebulski has always been gracious, supportive and kind to me, even when I hadn’t worked for Marvel for years. He kept the machine going and hired some brilliant damn creators, and I appreciate every single thing he has done for me and to keep Marvel going. Those Hickman comics, the Kelly Thompson stuff, the Daniel Warren Johnson books and much, much more. Marvel has struggled in some areas of late, but they also put out some hellaciously good books and have treated me fantastically well on a dream project that has meant the world to me. Thank you, C.B. I will never forget you arranging a car for me in Singapore to get to the airport on time when you had a million things of your own to worry about, and I wasn’t even WORKING for you at the time. It meant a lot, and still does, and fits your character exactly, in my memory. And you are a big part of why my time at Marvel lately has been so incredibly rewarding. I am grateful forever.”
\nDeclan Shalvey<\/a>: Best of luck to CB with his new Marvel role, I’m sure he’ll nail it
\nRob Liefeld:<\/a> “CB is a nice guy. CB Cebulski is a super nice guy. He was always kind to me, but was not able to deliver on many different promises, I don’t just mean to me, but to many people. I’m not sure it’s a job CB loved. CB is kind, he’s nice, he is well-liked, he was nothing like Gabriel or Buckley, but they all formed this bro club that was formed in the shadow of Ike Pelrmutter.”
\nJennifer de Guzman:<\/a> “Akira Yoshida is going home.”<\/p>\n

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