Written by: Chip ZdarskyArt by: Djibril Morissette, Mat Lopes and Cory PetitCover Price: $4.99Release Date: May 24, 2017 It’s an odd thing to jump into a book right at the end, but Weird Science has never been know to do anything the smart way. Jesus, just look at the lengths of our podcasts! Besides stupidity, I enjoyed Chip Zdarsky’s run on Star-Lord and while it’s … Continue reading Star-Lord Annual #1 (2017) Review
All-New, All-Different Avengers #11 (2016) Review – check out our review of Mark Waid’s All-New, All-Different Avengers #11. Continue reading All-New, All-Different Avengers #11 (2016) Review
Deadpool the Duck #1 (2017) Review – check out our review of Stuart Moore’s Deadpool the Duck #1 Continue reading Deadpool the Duck #1 (2017) Review
Deadpool V Gambit #1 (2016) Review – Check out if Deadpool and Gambit teaming up is as fun as it seems in our Deadpool V Gambit #1 Review Continue reading Deadpool V Gambit #1 (2016) Review
Ant-Man #3 (2015) Review- Check out our review of Nick Spencer’s Ant-Man #3 Continue reading Ant-Man #3 (2015) Review
Incredible Hulk #1 (2011) Review: Incredible Hulk #1 (2011) by Jason Aaron kicks off with Hulk in the Center of the Earth. And let me tell you, things get heated fast. Check out the Incredible Hulk #1 (2011) Review HERE! Continue reading Incredible Hulk #1 (2011) Review
We swing back in time to 2012. Avenging Spider-Man #5. Captain America didn’t always want to be a soldier, but does that make him weak? Continue reading Avenging Spider-Man #5 (2012) Review
Writer: Mark Millar Art: Adam Kubert and Art Thibert Release Date: February 1st, 2001 Price: $2.25 With all the love that the current X-Men books are getting, they remind me of a past X-Men run that is very underrated. Ultimate X-Men! The current X-Men run seems a bit darker than what we have been getting for the past few years as well as a bit … Continue reading Ultimate X-Men #1 (2000) Review
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Art: Jung Choi and Matt Wagner Release Date: April 2001 Price: $2.99 There is only a handful of characters who work best with someone and work best-being solo. Two characters I can think of on the top of my head are Spider-Man and Wolverine. Now imagine those two A-List characters in a team-up book together, your mind is simply blown. And … Continue reading Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #1 (2001) Review
Frank Miller makes his debut in his critically acclaimed Daredevil run. Let’s start at the beginning, and see where it leads us! Continue reading Daredevil #158 Retro Review (1979) Frank Miller’s Daredevil debut!!
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
Nova’s United Front is divided In this week’s all-new ANNIHILATION #3 by Keith Giffen as he sets off on a desperate mission to save whoever he can before it’s too late. Ronan wants to heads to Hala to free the Kree race while everyone else is just trying to survive! But, can they hold off the Annihilation Wave? And what’s Drax’s secret agenda, anyway? Let’s dive in a find out! Continue reading Annihilation #3 (2006) Review
One empire has fallen. Two heroes are dead and it all comes together here in this opening issue of ANNIHILATION #1 by Keith Giffen. Individually, the Silver Surfer, Super-Skrull, Ronan, and Nova have already faced down parts of the Annihilation Wave. However, to this date, they’ve lost. Now, they must unite themselves, as well as those left to fight in the universe… or die trying. Let’s vault into this initial issue of the epic ANNIHILATION event! Continue reading Annihilation #1 (2006) Review
As Frank, Rachel and Taj continue their chase of Dracula, another creature is among them lurking in the mists and fog. Is it a man or monster, good or evil? Let’s find out! Continue reading Tomb of Dracula #6 Review (1972)
Secret Wars #9 concludes the way the event began, as a meta-commentary for something deeper, personal, emotional, and more volatile than fans ever expected. Jonathan Hickman finally wraps up this magnificent tale that has felt psychological, heavy and truly enterprising for the Marvel Universe moving forward while concluding his NEW AVENGERS and FANTASTIC FOUR narratives in the process. Readers will leave this issue with almost all of the essential questions answered, which is what every fan ultimately wants at the end of any series. Let’s dive in and see how this culminating issue wraps up! Continue reading Secret Wars #9 Review (2015)
We pick up right where we left off in the last issue as Taj and Dracula are falling through the black mirror. Where will they end up, and what will Frank and Rachel do now to try and stop Dracula? Let’s find out! Continue reading Tomb of Dracula #5 Review (1972)
Chartbusting creators Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic march toward the end of their grand saga as the final battle against God Doom rages on in SECRET WARS #8! Battleworld teeters on the brink, the Shield has fallen, and armies march on Doomstadt. As Battleworld gives way to a new Marvel Universe…no one will come out the other side unscathed, if they come out at all. Who lives? Who dies? Let’s jump in and find out! Continue reading Secret Wars #8 Review (2015)
Isla Strangway’s quest for eternal beauty have led her to do the unthinkable, invite Dracula into her home! This can’t end well, can it? Let’s find out…. Continue reading Tomb of Dracula #4 Review (1972)
Readers may have been a bit down after the last issue. The previous edition was centered more around background information, recap, and behind the scenes surmising to the narrative. It clarified more of how, when, where, and why. To be honest, in virtually every story, there appears to be one issue set up to replenish the gaps, tie up some loose ends, and usher in the culmination to the narrative. Now that fans have moved past the climatic issue, does this installment prove to be more action-packed? Is this issue more exciting than the last? Are fans finally going to see the beginning of the end of God-Doom? Let’s Continue reading Secret Wars #7 Review (2015)
Frank Drake is filled with guilt and despair. After seeing his girlfriend turned into a vampire, he was the one that drove a stake through her heart and watched her turn to dust. Now on the brink of suicide, let’s travel to the fog-filled streets of London and see how this tale unfolds. Continue reading Tomb of Dracula (1972) #3 Retro Review
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