Ben Reilly: The Scarlet Spider #4 isn't brilliant, but it is recommendable. Bagley’s art is great, and you can bet I’ll be back for the next issue.
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For the 4th of July, here are some great stories about the greatest champion of the United States, Captain America: The Sentinel of Liberty.
In honor of the 4th of July, the American Day of Independence, I decided I would interview the biggest Captain America fan I know: my dad.
With charming dialogue between the titular character and the Sub-Mariner, as well as a more focused story, Jean Grey #3 promises a good series ahead.
X-Men Blue #6 didn’t do anything to astonish me, and it does have its flaws. However, the flaws are drowned out by the book’s charms.
With Defenders #2, the series is quickly becoming one of Marvel’s best comics on the stand — witty dialogue, well-represented characters, and fast action.
Despite some less-than-impressive art, I still have to recommend Occupy Avengers. It’s the most satisfying tie-in to Secret Empire I’ve read yet.
Now, even though I am Bleeding Cool’s “Secret Empire is actually pretty good” guy, doesn’t mean I think the series is perfect. It has its flaws, and one
Secret Empire: Brave New World #2 is half a good comic. The Patriot story is good, but most of the “Sanctuary” tale is disposable.
Brush up on classic Spidey villains Vulture and Shocker with these stories before you go see Spider-Man: Homecoming next week!
The Amazing Spider-Man first started using the phrase "Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" in 1962, but where does it come from?
Showing a great deal of dedication to the series, Jim Zub announced on Twitter that he has submitted a new 'Thunderbolts' pitch to Marvel.
If you think I wasn’t expecting a backlash to my “Marvel Monsoon vs. DC Drought” article, then, well, I wish I had your optimism. I was, and I received
It truly pains me to be this hard on Luke Cage #2, but with a slow pace and less focus on character, this issue is not the follow-up that #1 deserved.
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 is an easily recommendable book — it feels like a back-to-basics Spider-Man story.
Compelling, likeable characters and a complex plot can't quite save 'Royals' from its skewed pacing and distracting art style.
A complex plot full of political intrigue and fascinating characters makes Ultimates Squared one of Marvel’s absolute best books on the market right now.
Marvel Legacy is on the horizon now, and, with it, Marvel is promising fewer titles and a return of the classic heroes. This seems unsurprising as their
In Secret Empire: Underground #1, this group of Underground members are searching for a shard of the Cosmic Cube in the Antarctic Savage Lands.
Marvel Legacy is looking to the past as much as it is the future. Returning the original numberings. Consolidating the comics characters into their
There’s just something so…off about Weapon X #4. There’s no fun to it. It all just seems like it’s going through the motions.
Black Panther & The Crew tells an important story and centers on a great cast of characters. Everyone should be reading this book.
Give Uncanny Avengers a try if you have an interest in the book, but it will likely be more worth your money when Secret Empire ends.
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1 comes out in shops this week, but we have an advance look at some of the new players in Spideys world.
Yes, Danai Gurira can do The Walking Dead and Avengers: Infinity War...so relax.If you're like most, your "geek radar" went into overdrive when it was...
Ike Perlmutter is Chairman of Marvel, and appointed to the Trump administration to focus on veteran affairs. Harold Peerenboom is a Canadian businessman,
Duggan's dialogue is witty, Kuder's lines are sharp and detailed, and Svorcina's colors are my favorite part of All-New Guardians Of The Galaxy #2.
Defenders #1 writer Brian Michael Bendis writes these characters to be believable people. The art by David Marquez is realistic and grounded.
A Fantastic Four #52 CGC 9.4 sold for $12,422.00 at the Jon Berk Collection Auction Session 3 at Comic Connect last night.
Black Panther Vol. 1 has a fair amount of futuristic laser bolts, martial arts action, and things getting blown up or crushed by giant creatures.