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Today's X-Men #14 may offer X-Men readers a little deja vu, as the creators take a leaf out of The Wicked + The Divine for making artwork stretch - and

For the longest time, Brett Booth - artist on Titans, Teen Titans, Flash, Nightwing, Flash Forward and Justice League at DC Comics - has been wanting to

It's Moira MacTaggert time. In recent issues of Wolverine, from Marvel Comics, a lot has been made of his unique bloodtype, named E for Endless or

There are three rules that the Quiet Council of Krakoa established, in House Of X. And today's X Of Swords Handbook reminds us of them. Make more mutants

Marvel's Contest Of Champions continues to be a successful mobile game and recently has an update including elements of recent X-Men titles, including

We're probably going to be talking a lot about X Of Swords: Creation today. We will start out small and relatively non-spoilery, such as this article, but

In fact, it's a pretty good month, because April's Marvel Unlimited offerings include the finale of Jonathan Hickman's X-Men relaunch, HoXPoX, and the start of the Dawn of X, the new era of X-Men comics that sprang out of it. Absolute Carnage, the super-mega-crossover event, continues in April's Marvel Unlimited offerings as well There's also the[...]

This week saw Marvel publish The Road to Empyre, tying up Meet The Skrulls, Incoming and a munch of Kree/Skrull Avengers stories from the past few

(Marvel Comics, creative team: Jonathan Hickman, Mahmud Asrar, Sunny Gho, CLayton Cowles) This issue is messy and funny and splashy and stupid in the

And today, we celebrate… Most Overrated X-Men Relaunch – HoXPoX Sure, maybe it's because X-Men fans have just been through multiple years of Marvel purposely degrading the status of the X-Men books due to Marvel Chairman Ike Perlmutter's petty feud with Fox for owning the X-Men movie rights, but when an A-list writer like Jonathan Hickman was[...]

Mister Sinister is one of the Quiet Council of Krakoa. The Victorian geneticist behind Madelyne Pryor. Inferno, Hope Summers and constantly messing with

White (@cracksh0t) November 27, 2019 If Hickman were to get fired from X-Men, it would surely upset a lot of fandom that has been fervently following the X-books since Hickman's HoXPoX relaunch But one person who might not mind? Superstar artist Rob Liefeld A clip from a video Liefeld posted on Instagram back in September, when[...]

There's Moira MacTaggert's insistence that no mutants with precognitive abilities can be allowed on the island, as well as the scene at the end of HoXPoX that saw Xavier and Magneto ignore Moira's warnings, believing they know better how to proceed with the future of the mutant struggle against humans and machines despite having just[...]

Yesterday's Tony Stark: Iron Man #17 saw Tony go up against Hank Pym/Ultron, with heavy consequences for his team. But over at Bain Electronics, it looks

Here's a look at Pepe Larraz's new cover for the House Of X/Powers Of X hardcover, hitting comic book stores on December 11th, and bookstores on December

Jonathan Hickman has been answering questions about a certain comics about over at Adventures In Poor Taste, following the conclusion of last week's

Has it been 12 weeks already? Powers of X #6 was out last week, which means HoXPoX is over Was the relaunch ultimately worth it? Read on to find out… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but[...]

The House Of X series came to a conclusion today with Powers Of X #6. Spoilers going forward of course. It's that kind of website. At least we wait till

Today sees the publication of the final issue of House Of X #6, the penultimate issue of HOXPOX with Powers Of X #6 out in a week's time And with this issue we start to see more of what Krakoa will be going forward A nation for mutants, a place apart from the rest of[...]

Last week saw the publication of Powers Of X #5, which laid out a redacted version of the members of the Quiet Council of Krakoa. Including the members

The titles of House Of X #6 and Power Of X #6 will be I AM NOT ASHAMED OF WHAT I AM and... HOUSE OF X, respectively. But what of Powers Of X #5?# We see

Hickman posted an image of Phil Noto's House of X #1 variant with Krakoan letters over it which read "Free thighs for a free people." https://twitter.com/JHickman/status/1176335484936695809 Of course, there could be other reasons behind Jean's reversion to her past look, but Hickman is taking his time revealing why the X-Men of HoXPoX are so different from the[...]

It's Tuesday morning. The mind wanders... and politics and comic books combine.     Shut up, I don't care. Although saying that, any criticism

Plus a filler issue of HoXPoX, Powers of X #5 And maybe I'll recap any X-stuff from Marvel Comics #1000, which DCBS finally sent me two weeks late See you then! Read more X-ual Healing here: A day early because I felt like it, it's X-ual Healing, the internet's number one sex-pun-themed weekly X-Men recap column! This week[...]

Earlier this week, Bleeding Cool looked at a reference in House Of X #5 that replayed a classic scene from Chris Claremont and Marc Silvestri's Uncanny

The House Of X/Powers Of X collected hardcover lined up for Christmas may be slightly heavier on the wallet than expected. But also heavier in the hands.

The HOXPOX X-Men relaunch is moving closer to the finish line, with House of X #5 in stores today and finally revealing what's up with those magic bean pods But this is only the prelude, as the real relaunch happens in October with Dawn of X, when Marvel launches a whole new line of X-Men[...]

Goldballs was a character created by Brian Bendis and Chris Bachalo for their Uncanny X-Men launch back in 2013. Real name Fabio Medina, he had the power

Silva's HOXPOX wraps up The first books don't hit stores until October, and the trailer doesn't offer much new info, basically featuring animated versions of the covers and listing the creative team There are what appear to be a few panels of interior art, though those also don't tell us much But we've captured some[...]

Ah, Excalibur #31, published in the early nineties, in the dark, dark days of the between-Alan Davis runs of that mutant spinoff. I've been rereading a