Storm #1 follows Storm during her Mohawk phase as she assumed leadership over the X-Men. When the team’s mission against the Brotherhood of Mutants leads to a new enemy with powers that match Storm’s, she questions her ability to lead the team. Is It Good? Oof! Storm #1 is not good. Ann Nocenti is a Marvel legend, but this issue was tough to get through. … Continue reading Storm #1 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #4 sets the plan in motion to lure Carnage 2099 away from his hive and into a trap designed by Ghost Rider 2099 and Lyla. Will the plan work? Is It Good? No, the plan doesn’t work. The plan *almost* works, but it doesn’t completely work, so what better way to cap off the penultimate run in this mini-series than by … Continue reading Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #4 Review

Hellcat #3 widens and deepens the investigation into Spalding Grantham’s murder when Patsy Walker discovers Grantham had dark secrets with a connection to the forces of Hell. Is It Good? Tedious. In a word, Hellcat #3 is tedious. The basis of a curious murder mystery is present in Christopher Cantwell’s plot, but the delivery zigs and zags for miles, so you’re motion sick and annoyed … Continue reading Helllcat #3 Review

Daredevil & Echo #1 joins the hand-capable heroes together to stop a serial killer with ties to an ancient evil threatening to emerge from the bowels of Hell’s Kitchen. Is It Good? Daredevil & Echo #1 is not great, not bad, and not anything you’re used to from a Daredevil-centric comic. In short, it’s a mixed bag. Taboo & B. Earl, the writing team responsible … Continue reading Daredevil & Echo #1 Review

Bloodline: Daughter of Blade #4 learns the painful reason why having a secret identity is important when Decon Frost and his minions kidnap Brielle’s mother. Is It Good? Bloodline: Daughter of Blade #4 is an average comic book with an average plot, an average protagonist, below-average art (for a Marvel comic), and generally terrible dialog. Honestly, this issue is as good as this mini-series is … Continue reading Bloodline: Daughter of Blade #4 Review

Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12 begins the fight to enter Dimension Z when Captains America, Sharon Carter, and Misty Knight fight their way to the only portal open to save Ian. Is It Good? If you haven’t heard the news, this series will be ending in July 2023, so that means we have two more issues to go before Captain America goes on a … Continue reading Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #12 Review

Fantastic Four #7 brings Marvel’s first superhero family to Aunt Petunia’s farmhouse for a little R&R when Doctor Doom shows up with a special mission in mind. Is It Good? Fantastic Four #7 is odd. Reaching the legacy numbering of #700, this issue gives the FF extra pages to have a little fun doing things a loving family does, only to suddenly get sidelined for … Continue reading Fantastic Four #7 Review

Guardians of the Galaxy #2 finds the gang dropping in on a territorial war to warn everyone to leave before Grootfall arrives to wipe everyone out. Is It Good? When last we left the Guardians, they barely managed to evacuate a frontier colony before Grootfall arrived to wipe out the entire planet. Besides the name and the extinction-sized appearance, no explanation was given as to … Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy #2 Review

Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #1 reintroduces readers to Johnny Blaze’s successor as he finds himself confronting miscreants and malcontents suddenly imbued with mystical power. Is It Good? Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #1 is not bad. Howard Mackie’s take on the second Ghost Rider covers all the bases to reintroduce readers to Danny’s origin story, the extent of his powers, his relationship with Johnny Blaze, and … Continue reading Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #1 Review

Hulk Annual #1 (2023) takes a side trip to a side trip in New Mexico with a documentary film crew hoping to catch a glimpse of Marvel’s not-so-jolly green giant. Is It Good? Hulk Annual #1 (2023) is an interesting one-shot story from David Prepose starring a documentary film crew and real-life creator, Rylend Grant. Presented as a found-footage film, the story recounts (through unedited … Continue reading Hulk Annual #1 (2023) Review

Planet of the Apes #2 finds the chaos of a global pandemic creating fear and destruction when the Exercitus Viri wages a global campaign to wipe out all apes and the humans who protect them. Is It Good? I was especially hard on David F. Walker in the review for issue #1, and rightfully so. When you have a 60-year-old franchise to draw inspiration from, … Continue reading Planet of the Apes #2 Review

She-Hulk #13 throws a monkey wrench into Jennifer Walters’s love life when the enigmatic thief she’s been tracking turns the charm meter up to 11. Is It Good? Aaaand, we’re back to the slice-of-life romance comic, again. I’ll give Rainbow Rowel credit for having the aptitude to explore multiple genres, but it’s not common to see multiple genres explored in the same title. At the … Continue reading She-Hulk #13 Review

Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #3 continues the fight to stop Carnage 2099 and Halloween Jack from inciting a mob riot that consumes Nueva York. Is It Good? Why is Punisher 2099 on the cover? He doesn’t show up once in this comic nor is he referenced in any way. If you bought this comic expecting Punisher 2099 to show up, guns a-blazin’, you’ve been duped, … Continue reading Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #3 Review

Amazing Spider-Man #25 tells Mary Jane Watson’s side of the story after she found herself trapped on an alternate Earth with Paul and the Emissary of Wayep. Is It Good? Well, here we are, sports fans. The beginning of the end of a very long wait to find out what happened to Peter and MJ all the way back in issue #1. But before you … Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man #25 Review

Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 pits Valkyrie against (the evil) Cosmic Ghost Rider to stop a killing spree spreading across nearly every sector of the Galaxy. Is It Good? Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 is fine. Honestly, that’s all you can really say about it. Filled with excellent art, decent pacing and dialog, and mildly engaging action, Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 is a very middle-of-the-road issue. When … Continue reading Cosmic Ghost Rider #3 Review

Daredevil #11 finds Matt Murdock forced to accept that his friends are either dead or in prison and his grand experiment with the Fist has failed. When a Daredevil has nothing left to lose outside himself, there’s only one deal left to make. Is It Good? I’ll give Chip Zdarsky a heap of credit. Between Daredevil #11 and Zdarsky’s run on Batman, Chip is showing … Continue reading Daredevil #11 Review

I Am Iron Man #3 recounts an unusual tale of heroics when a young boy’s mother is kidnapped by Mojo, forcing Iron Man and War Machine to play along in a virtual fantasy to get her back. Is It Good? Do you see that blurb above? It took nearly two full read-throughs of I Am Iron Man #3 to figure it out. On the one … Continue reading I Am Iron Man #3 Review

The Invincible Iron Man #6 takes a break from the “action” for a trip down memory lane to a time when Tony Stark lent the military a hand tracking down a thief who stole experimental tech. Is It Good? The Invincible Iron Man #6 is an odd spot in the series to take a breather issue, but here we are. When a series is already … Continue reading The Invincible Iron Man #6 Review