I have no idea what to expect when I open this book. I don’t pay attention to Marvel solicits, there is just too many books to keep up with sometimes. I will say the cover immediately brings a smile to my face with U.S. Agent, Mocking Bird, Quake, and War Machine emblazoned across the cover, sign me up. In regards to the roll they all … Continue reading Force Works 2020 #1 Review
Machine Man #1 (1984) Retro Review: I wanted to see where this Marvel 2020 storyline originated. It all starts here! Hope you follow a long each week as I give you a Retro review. Continue reading Machine Man #1 (vol. 2 1984) Retro REVIEW
Machine Man 2020 Review: Will Aaron, be able to Stack up to the competition in 2020? To find out, check out our Machine Man 2020 Review HERE! Continue reading Machine Man 2020 #1 Review
Another issue of Captain Marvel Smashes its way into our lives and with every issue of this story bringing total destruction of an Avengers member I am hoping we get a little more story than we have been getting lately. Don’t get me wrong I have really been enjoying the fights but after three issues of Carol going after an Avenger to take them down … Continue reading Captain Marvel #15 Review
Dan Slott, Christos Cage, and Pete Woods did a pretty good job last issue getting me back on board with the Iron Man series. With the battle of wits on the horizon and brother verses brother crimes on the rise one can only fear a second Civil War…umm or a third? Or is the third Civil War happening in Outlawed making this the fourth? I … Continue reading Iron Man 2020 #2 Review
Spirits of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons #1 Review – Spirits of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons #1 by Ed Brisson arrives this week as readers are not introduced to Lilith and her backstory. Check out the Spirits of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons #1 Review HERE! Continue reading Spirits of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons #1 Review
Captain Marvel The End #1 Review: Captain Marvel The End #1 by Kelly Thompson arrives this week as abs get the final Captain Marvel story ever! Check out the Captain Marvel The End #1 Review HERE! Continue reading Captain Marvel : The End #1 Review
The Blistering Speed of the last two issues of Captain Marvel can mainly be attributed to the smart story telling that drives the need for this tempo. With fantastic art that also depicts raw emotion and the fast paced action that this arc requires. This book has become highly recommended. Captain Marvel has 24 hours to take down the Avengers. I really think she is … Continue reading Captain Marvel #14 Review
Iron Man 2020 #1 Review: Iron Man 2020 #1 by Dan Slott and Christos Gage flies into the New Year with an all new Iron Man at the helm. Check out the Iron Man 2020 #1 Review HERE. Continue reading Iron Man 2020 #1 Review
Writer: Ed Brisson Artists: Aaron Kuder & Juan Frigeri Colorist: Jason Keith Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna The King of Hell: Conclusion?? Last issue of Ghost Rider really threw me for a loop. It wasn’t the story or art that did it oddly enough. It was the addition of Caretaker. I knew and recognized her from somewhere but just couldn’t put my finger on it and … Continue reading Ghost Rider #4 Review
Writer: Conny Cates Penciler: Cory Smith Inker: Victor Olazaba Colorist David Curiel This is the final issue of Donny Cates’ Guardian of the Galaxy and to be honest I am already looking forward to the next relaunch which usually comes every two years but this time it comes a year early. The proposed “team shake up” that started the hype of this new run never … Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy # 12 Review
Writer: Kelly Thompson Artist: Lee Garbett Color Artist: Tamra Bonvillain Letterer: VC’s Clayton Cowles The Last Avenger – part two – Last issue was a blitzkrieg. We had Captain Marvel in a new uniform swoop in and battle Thor…to the death! It was a really good first issue to an arc and a good jumping on point since no one has any idea what is … Continue reading Captain Marvel #13 Review
Guardians of the Galaxy #11 Review. It’s the Penultimate issue of Donny Cates’ run! Is it any good? Check out the review… Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy #11 Review
Writer: Jody Houser Artist: Stephen Mooney Color Artist: Triona Farrell Letterer: VC’s Cory Petit Natasha has been doing the trademark, “Do I have a soul if I’m a clone?” kind of searching that a hero goes through every once in awhile in the Marvel Universe. The last two issues she has been kind of retracing some life choices she made while still under the employment … Continue reading Web of Black Widow #3 Review
Ghost Rider #2 Review – It’s time for Ghost Rider and it’s actually Ghost Rider vs Ghost Rider. Is it any good? Let’s find out… Continue reading Ghost Rider #2 Review
When we last left off, readers saw the Rebirth of Drax the Destroyer and the impending death of the universe at the hands of the Church of Truth and their army of Draxi. I am left wondering; will Rocket’s death be able to trump the death of everything? I mean he is a cute and cuddly raccoon ( opens the comic up and looks at Rocket)…Oh! Oh dear! We need some animal euthanasia specialists stat! Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy #10 Review
Natasha is back in the spy game. This time she is working for herself. Natasha seems to want to find a way to ease her conscious so she can rest easier at night. I don’t think she will sleep any easier once she finds out someone is watching. Continue reading Web of Black Widow #2 Review
Writer: Jed MacKay Artist: Travel Foreman Color Artist: Brian Reber Letterer: Ferran DeLgado Yancy St. Shuffle part 2 Black Cat has been partnering with her teacher in the art of lateral acquisitions, Black Fox. At this very moment she is deep inside 4 Yancy Street, the new address for the Fantastic Four, trying to acquire a book they need to gain access to the Thieves … Continue reading Black Cat #5 Review
Writer: Ed Brisson
Artist: Aaron Kuder
Colorist: Jason Keith
Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna
Release Date: October 2, 2019
A Panther Symbiote covered N’Jadaka is now on Earth, and he is in T’Challa’s backyard no less. I don’t think he came to get in touch with his roots. With that reveal at the end of the last issue, I am hoping this book can finally grow some teeth. Let us see. Continue reading Black Panther #16 Review
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