What if a fan submitted a story of a black costumed Spider-Man to Marvel BEFORE Secret Wars came out? We finally get a chance to read that story, plus more!! Continue reading The Sensational Spider-Man Self-Improvement #1 Review
In this week’s all-new HOUSE OF X #2 by Jonathan Hickman, readers learn the truth about one of the X-Men’s closest allies…and then begin the fight for the future of mutant-kind! Let’s dive into this week’s edition and see what else we discover! Continue reading House of X #2 Review
In pursuit of Baron Zemo, the Punisher has returned home to New York City and now faces an army of Hydra agents disguised as UN troops and a newly re-formed Thunderbolts team headed by Zemo/Citizen V. Has even Frank Castle bitten off more than he can chew? There’s only one way to find out… Continue reading The Punisher #14 Review and Spoilers
This issue gives us Part III of what has, to date, been a great start to Pak and Noto’s time on the main Star Wars title. A light-hearted fun story, combined with fantastic art has made this a real delight of a book, but the critical third issue is where we usually expect story strands to start to tighten up. Will this happen in issue 70 of Star Wars? Let’s find out. Continue reading Star Wars #70 Review
Here is a video from our YouTube channel featuring the first full appearance of Carnage in Amazing Spider-Man #361 Continue reading Marvel Comics Retro Video Review: Amazing Spider-Man #361 – First Full Appearance of Carnage
As the Crime-Master prepares to take over NYC’s crime families, the Green Goblin shows up with an unconscious Spider-Man. Read on to see how this story unfolds…. Continue reading The Amazing Spider-Man #27 (1965) Retro Review
Here are the Weird Science Marvel Comics Staff Picks for the Week of July 31, 2019. Continue reading Weird Science Marvel Comics Staff Picks for the Week of July 31, 2019
Written by Tom Taylor, G. Willow Wilson, Chris Eliopoulos Art by Matteo Buffagni, Elsa Charretier, Javier Pina Colors by Chris O’Halloran, Nick Filardi, Guru FX Letters by Travis Lanham Cover art by Phil Noto Editor Mark Paniccia Assistant Editor Tom Groneman I’ve been relatively sympathetic to the new post-Endor period in Star Wars canon. Generally I feel that there has been more good than bad. Undoubtedly though … Continue reading Star Wars: Age of Resistance Special #1
Whatever has been causing worlds to smash together is out of control…and starts smashing Warp Worlds heroes into one another in this week’s all-new SECRET WARPS: IRON HAMMER ANNUAL #1 by Tini Howard and Al Ewing. As the heroes begin turning into strange new amalgamations, can even Ghost Hammer turn things back to normal? Let’s dive into the last warped-out annual and see how everything wraps up! Continue reading Secret Warps: Iron Hammer Annual #1 Review
After escaping from Federal Custody with the help Of The Daughters Of Liberty last issue, Steve is now a wanted fugitive. Is Steve going to just lay low and watch Judge Judy until it all blows over? Meanwhile, what are the Daughters up to? And how does the Kingpin figure into all this? Let’s take a look. Continue reading Captain America #12 Review
Gamora is coming into her own, but as the bond between her and Thanos continues to grow, so does the unrest among the proto-Black Order in this week’s all-new THANOS #4 by Tini Howard. Now, with the threat of mutiny brewing underfoot, what will Thanos do in order to keep his power? Let’s snap into the issue and find out! Continue reading Thanos #4 Review
The strength of the fabulous first and third story featuring Wolverine and Winter Soldier make up for a second story that didn’t quite hit the mark. I highly recommend this issue nonetheless. Continue reading Marvel Comics Presents #7 Review
So, a Marvel Team-Up book that is literally a team-up between two Marvels? I can get into that, I suppose. Neither Ms nor Captain Marvel is exactly my favorite Marvel characters, but that’s okay. Two Marvels are probably better than one. Let’s find out how they get on… Continue reading Marvel Team-Up #4 Review
I remember first reading the Runaways series last year where I read the first 7 or 8 volumes. The love I have for the series has taken a slight turn south recently, but not the whole current run. This happened recently and I think I know why. The team works best with a common goal. At this point, it seems like a couple of them have a common goal. Hopefully, after this story arc, we can get to some bad guys that the team has to work together to defeat. Let’s dig in and see what we have here… Continue reading Runaways #23 Review
Written by: Jonathan Hickman
Art by: R.B. Silva, Andriano Di Bendetto, Marte Gracia and VC’s Clayton Cowles
Cover Price: $5.99
Release Date: July 31, 2019 Continue reading Powers of X #1 Review
“The Life & Death of Conan” continues as Conan returns home in this week’s all-new CONAN THE BARBARIAN #8 by Jason Aaron. But things aren’t exactly as he remembers them. Is he that out of touch or is he falling right into the trap of the wizard THOTH-AMON?! By CROM, let’s dive into this one and find out! Continue reading Conan the Barbarian #8 Review
Marvel really has a book for everyone. If you’re looking for a family-based superhero book that perfectly represents the good and bad of a family unit, this book is for you. Continue reading Fantastic Four #12 Review
Jason Aaron starts out his next Avengers arc in a darkly themed, but exciting fashion! Continue reading Avengers #22 Review
Cult anti-hero Death’s Head makes a surprise return to the Marvel Universe this month. Former Young Avengers Wiccan and Hulkling are along for the ride, too! Continue reading Death’s Head #1 Review
The Queen of Beasts has set her sights on a new target in the form of the Venom symbiote, but she may have more of an interest in the specimen that wears the suit. Continue reading Venom: 2019 Annual #1 Review
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