Writer: Rainbow Rowell Art: Andres Genolet and Kris Anka Price: $3.99 Release Date: February 3rd, 2021 Well, it has been a long time since we got a Runaways issue! And I will admit, I wish we got a page or two of just previously on stuff. Like a full comic page style. I remember Gib and Gert attending school but from the front cover, it … Continue reading Runaways #33 Review
Eddie Brock and Flash Thompson venture through Symbiote Hell and I’m here with my take on these events. Continue reading Venom #33 Review
Hellions #9 Review – MR. SINISTER is missing! Will the Hellions be able to put aside the tensions poised to split the team apart long enough to unravel the mystery? On the upside, at least Sinister found his cape. Check out the Hellions #9 Review HERE! Continue reading Hellions #9 Review
Immortal Hulk #43 Review – New York City holds eight million people…and harbors one monster. A creature of chaos and anarchy, driven by rage and contempt for the structures of man. Check out the Immortal Hulk #43 Review HERE! Continue reading Immortal Hulk #43 Review
King in Black: Marauders #1 Review – Captain Kate has pledged to fight for the needy, and a global disaster like this one gives plenty of folks in need. Check out the King in Black: Marauders #1 Review HERE! Continue reading King in Black: Marauders #1 Review
How clear everything becomes when you look from the darkness of a dungeon. Continue reading Captain Marvel #25 REVIEW
My Mister Negative review might be a pretty positive one. See what I have to say about this new, non-Kindred (…mostly) story arc. Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man #58 Review
If Fantastic Four is anything, it’s proof that the “Marvel Method” can give plenty of time for Marvel to print out a cool looking book, but can never give Dan Slott enough time to think of a clever way to finish a story. Continue reading Fantastic Four #28 Review
Although pitched to most readers as “Hogwarts for Marvel” Skottie Young shows us why Strange Academy could never be like Harry Potter’s Hogwarts. Simply put, Dr. Strange is no Professor Dumbledore. And to my knowledge Skottie Young is not transphobic. Continue reading Strange Academy #7 Review
Wolverine #9 Review: WOLVERINE’s back in MADRIPOOR for an underworld criminal auction specializing in super hero artifacts that will surface more than just bad memories for the mutant formerly known as WEAPON X! Check out the Wolverine #9 Review HERE! Continue reading Wolverine #9 Review
X-Men #17 Review: When the Shi’ar Empire asks the X-Men for help, Cyclops, Storm and Marvel Girl answer the call. Check out the X-Men #17 Review HERE! Continue reading X-Men #17 Review
Excalibur #17 Review: Opportunities and opportunists. Two heads-of-state seek to restore the state of things. Check out the Excalibur #17 Review HERE! Continue reading Excalibur #17 Review
New Mutants #15 Review: As KARMA and DANI delve deeper into their nightmares, a spider sets his eyes on the most vulnerable of the NEW MUTANTS.. Check out the New Mutants #15 Review HERE! Continue reading New Mutants #15 Review
Strange Academy #7 Preview: The first arc ended in loss, but teeters on the edge of tragedy. There are some that Strange cannot save, but can he minimize the graves they’ll have to dig on campus? Check out the Strange Academy #7 Preview HERE! Continue reading Strange Academy #7 Preview
Cable #7 Review: Reeling from the events of X OF SWORDS, Cable turns back to the matter of missing mutant babies… a matter he knows a thing or two about. Check out the Cable #7 Review HERE! Continue reading Cable #7 Review
X-Force #16 Review: FORGE, WOLVERINE and QUENTIN QUIRE brave the depths of the sea, where a deadly discovery reveals a dark side of KRAKOA. Check out the X-Force #16 Review HERE! Continue reading X-Force #16 Review
Maestro: War and Pax #1 Review – After deposing Dystopia’s ancient ruler, the Maestro sets his sights even bigger. It’s time the entire planet Earth recognized their one true god! Check out the Maestro: War and Pax #1 Review HERE! Continue reading Maestro: War and Pax #1 Review
Wilson Fisk knows one individual who may be able to turn back Knull’s Knull-Coming, and all it’s going to take is a group of deprived criminals to not kill each other…or get killed. Is this tie-in worth reading? Continue reading (Another Take) King in Black: Thunderbolts #1
The Union #2 Review. How is this second issue of the King in Black tie-in, the Union #2? Check out our The Union #2 review and find out! Continue reading The Union #2 Review
Kindred has been secured, locked away in Ravencroft. So is this story over? Are we privy to Kindred’s backstory? Spider-Man’s sin? Is Norman really a changed man? Was this issue good??? Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man #57 Review
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