DOCTOR STRANGE #19 Review

Doctor Strange’s life was changed by a car accident in upstate New York. And now, a new catastrophe is going to change Stephen’s life in just as big of a way in this week’s all-new DOCTOR STRANGE #19 by the magical Mark Waid. By the Omnipotent Oshtur, let’s soar into this week’s bewitching tale and see what’s to come of our resident wizard! Continue reading DOCTOR STRANGE #19 Review

KING THOR #1 Review

Seven years ago, Jason Aaron and Esad Ribić introduced the Thor of the far future, All-Father of a broken realm and a dying universe, as he stood in the battle against the Butcher of Gods, wielder of the All-Black Necrosword. Now that nefarious blade has returned in this week’s all-new KING THOR #1. However, it’s returned in the hands of Thor’s all-time greatest enemy –  his brother, Loki. Let’s fly into this final, cataclysmic showdown and witness the book no comic fan should miss. Continue reading KING THOR #1 Review

POWERS OF X #4 Review

As Cerebro does as it was intended to do, Sinister does what Sinister does best and the future comes to an end in this week’s all-new POWERS OF X #4 by Jonathan Hickman. Is Year 100 no more? Are Cyclops, Jean, Nightcrawler, and Wolverine actually dead? Let’s dive into the issue and find out! Continue reading POWERS OF X #4 Review

SECRET WARS #2 Retro Review (2015)

As the last issue came to an end, fans saw a valiant effort by Reed Richards 616 to save his family, as well as many scientists and figureheads of ”their” Marvel Universe to repopulate the human race. However, Reed’s lifeboat was ripped apart sending his family to their death inches away from Mister Fantastic’s fingertips. Additionally, all parallel world’s have been destroyed and a bright nothingness is all that remained, except for one image as issue one ended… the image of Doom! With at least 7 issues to go, what’s next in the story with absolutely nothing in existence? Let’s go take a look! Continue reading SECRET WARS #2 Retro Review (2015)

Marvel Comics Best Covers of the week of September 4th, 2019

Read on to see the top picks from the Weird Science Marvel Comics staff! Old Man Quill #9 Writer: Ethan Sacks Cover Artist: John Tyler Christopher Old Man Quill in Hulk-Buster armor. ‘Nuff said!! Chosen by Hot Claws Wolverine Check out the full review here. Absolute Carnage Scream #2 Writer: Cullen Bunn Cover Artist: Gerardo Sandoval and Jason Kieth As we progress through the Absolute … Continue reading Marvel Comics Best Covers of the week of September 4th, 2019

Conan the Barbarian #9 Review

Gigantic spiders, man-apes, human-faced serpents, and godlike aliens all in this week’s CONAN THE BARBARIAN #9 by Jason Aaron. Conan has faced them all and lived to tell the tale! However, as these creatures from the past return, will Conan be powerless to stop them? Let’s cut a swath through this issue and find out! Continue reading Conan the Barbarian #9 Review

Immortal Hulk #23 Review

The war has come home and Shadow Base is the battleground in this week’s all-new IMMORTAL HULK #23 by the incredible Al Ewing. The stage is set for the final confrontation between the new Abomination and the one and only Immortal Hulk. Let’s smash into this issue and see what shakes out! Continue reading Immortal Hulk #23 Review

The Hidden Key to HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X

Let’s start backward with HOUSE OF X #3. A key player was revealed by name in this issue. Nightcrawler teleports into the Mother Mold base surrounding the sun and finally announces one of the key players by name. This character has been right in front of the reader’s noses since POWERS OF X #1. For those of you who missed out, her name is Karima Shapandar. Karima is an Omega Prime Sentinel that’s actually a mix between human and Sentinel. Continue reading The Hidden Key to HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X

Secret Wars #1 (2015) Retro Review

After months of build-up to this event, as well as years of Marvel Comic’s History, SECRET WARS #1 was released on May 6th, 2015 with nonstop action, intensity, and heart-racing drama that this reviewer hasn’t seen in a comic since. Everything in this issue felt important, had weight, horrific consequences, awful heroic choices, and felt like it’s impact to the Marvel Comic landscape would be felt for years to come. Ultimately, every reader wants to feel like what they’re reading is validated and important. After this issue, there is no doubt all Marvel Comic fans will feel the gut-punch straight from Jonathan Hickman himself. So, let’s dive into this first issue and see what the fuss is all about! Continue reading Secret Wars #1 (2015) Retro Review

SPIDER-MAN VELOCITY #1 Review

Writer: Dennis “Hopeless” Hallum Art: Emilio Laiso, Rachelle Rosenberg, VC’s Travis Lanham, and Skan Price: $3.99 Release Date: August 28th, 2019 Well I will admit that when this book was first announced I was ecstatic! A Spider-Man story on a different earth that I won’t know what will happen. That was my biggest issue with City At War. I have played the PS4 game, so … Continue reading SPIDER-MAN VELOCITY #1 Review