• Shang-Chi #2 Review
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    Shang-Chi #2 Review

    Writer: Gene Luen Yang / Artist(s): Philip Tan & Dike Ruan / Marvel Comics With a Marvel movie not far…

  • X Of Swords: Stasis #1 Review
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    X Of Swords: Stasis #1 Review

    Writer(s): Jonathan Hickman & Tini Howard / Artist(s): Mahmoud Asrar & Pepe Larraz / Marvel ComicsThus far, the X Of…

  • X-Men #13 Review
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    X-Men #13 Review

    Writer: Jonathan Hickman / Artist: Mahmud Asrar / Marvel Comics Two things are clear about X of Swords. The first…

  • Fantastic Four #25 Review
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    Fantastic Four #25 Review

    Writer: Dan Slott / Artist: R.B. Silva / Marvel Comics If you were thinking of picking up the Fantastic Four…

  • Mundane Marvel Stories Are Magic
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    Mundane Marvel Stories Are Magic

    Give me T’Challa sippin Rooibos tea in his slides while watching the NBA finals! Give me Jean Grey at the…

  • Captain Marvel #22 Review
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    Captain Marvel #22 Review

    Captain Marvel #22 was a great first issue to kick off The New World arc. Kelly Thompson and Lee Garbett…

  • Cable #5 Review
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    Cable #5 Review

    Cable #5 accomplishes its task of summoning the young warrior to take his place within the circle of swordsmen and…

  • New Mutants #13 Review
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    New Mutants #13 Review

    New Mutants #13 enters a new voice of Krakoa into the tournament. And the champion is….Cypher? This issue explores the…

  • Marvel Comics Work Best When It’s Not All Connected
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    Marvel Comics Work Best When It’s Not All Connected

    Let’s talk about Marvel for a bit. They’ve always been a collection of heroes all existing within the same universe.…