It’s Wolverine and the Guardians of the Galaxy against a horde of Brood on a moon! To make matters worse, Gabby has been infected and turned into the next
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The Uncanny Avengers are under attack by Graviton! In one swoop, he destroyed Avengers Mansion and launched Scarlet Witch into the sky while her teammates
Things intensify in Metal #2 as Batman goes MIA and the Justice League scours the world for him. Barbatos is on his way. Will this win me over to Batman?
This issue finds the current Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers, teaming up with her predecessor, Mar-Vell. Is this the team-up we've been waiting for?
We get a final meeting between the two Steve Rogers with Secret Empire: Omega #1. Does this provide the necessary closure? Don't bet on it.
Iron Fist, contrary to the questionable Netflix series, is one of the best Marvel comic books on the stands right now.
Royals #7: Medusa, Maximus, and Marvel Boy are taken to the Sky Spear on the world of the Universal Inhumans, and the two put an unexpected plan to action.
Kate Bishop finds her mentor and friend, Clint Barton, locked in a deadly mass competition of marksmen. Does this Hawkeye reunion hold water?
Veteran artist Ed McGuinness joins this continuation of the Astonishing X-Men saga, as Old Man Logan is close to finding the Shadow King. Is it good?
Captain Phasma makes her comic lead debut by trying to cover up her involvement in shutting down the shields of Starkiller base. But is it a good start?
I love Juggernaut, and that’s why I decided to pick up Iceman #5. I was not prepared for what I’d actually get: an emotionally mature and affecting comic.
We take a look at Darth Vader #5 - in which we, and Vader, get a glimpse of what could have been had Vader chosen the light.
Daredevil #26 is a great starting position for the next arc of the comic. The story is fun while still very macabre, and Ron Garney’s artwork is fantastic.
The Uncanny Avengers try to pick themselves up after Secret Empire, and Scarlet Witch has arrived on the team. But does it make for a good comic?
A new god is on the rise in Wakanda. It is somehow related to the monsters attacking the nation. Is the Panther's struggle against it compelling reading?
The Mighty Captain Marvel and her team of galactic defenders find themselves at the end of the conflict against the Chitauri, but is it any good?
The X-Men have a lot of interpersonal conflicts to get through this issue, and Beast is tampering with some powerful forces. Does it make for good reading?
Black Panther and the Crew is a stunning, thoughtful series that ended much too soon — #6 gives a non-ending with no closure. This series deserved better.
Infamous Iron Man #11 has decent moments and plot points (and Alex Maleev could make a drawing of a phonebook captivating), but it's still mediocre overall.
Secret Empire #10 is satisfying, but it still suffers from being a Secret Empire ending, with many of the same hang-ups of the series as a whole.
The first issue of the new Star Wars mini-series from Marvel is out today, and it stars Jedi Master Mace Windu! What did we think?
The Wasp is the greatest Avenger ever created by Marvel Comics. I'm going to teach you why this is the case in the most condescending way possible.
On August 28th, 1917, Jacob Kurtzberg was born in Manhattan. He was born to a pair of Austrian Jewish immigrants. He took to drawing quickly, starting in
It might not be the most brilliant issue of the current Doctor Strange comic, but #24 is still a fun read and probably Hopeless’s best work on the title.
Doctor Aphra has maintained the high standard of quality that has come to be expected of Marvel’s Star Wars offerings, and the Annual proves no different.
Avoid Secret Empire #9. There's some great artwork, and the colors complement it well. However, it doesn’t make the proceedings entertaining in any way.
In Daredevil #25, it's the People vs. Slugansky before the Supreme Court of the United States of America, with Matthew Murdock is representing the people.
After I had read Generations: All-New Wolverine/Wolverine #1, I knew it had given me a reason to love Marvel comics again.
Like my New Avengers review, this will be more of an overview of the series than an in-depth look at a particular story. That is not to say that will
After Thunderbolts and Ed Brubaker’s Captain America and Winter Soldier comics, this is easily my favorite Marvel Comics series.