The Uncanny Experience Welcomes Catherine Disher — Voice Of Jean Grey
The Uncanny Experience has announced that voice actor Catherine Disher, who voiced Jean Grey in the original X-Men: The Animated
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Intriguing New Status Quo, Mixed Execution — Reviewing ‘Phoenix: Orbital Resonance’
Wolverine, and occasionally Cable, aside, the X-Men don’t have a great history of supporting solo series for their members. Many
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Manhunt Omega’ #1 Leads This Week’s X-Books…Somewhere!
In this week’s “Previously On X-Men“, the hunt for Charles Xavier ends in X-Manhunt Omega #1 as the rest of
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Making The Most Of A Crossover Tie-In — Reviewing ‘Iron Man’ #6
Usually, when a major crossover plunges its narrative tendrils into a series that doesn’t otherwise have a direct connection to
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Snap Into Marvel: Firehair Introduces Phoenix To The Prehistoric Avengers
Aliases: Lady Phoenix, Girl with the Hair Like Fire, Mother Phoenix First Appearance: Marvel Legacy #1 (September 2017) Powers &
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Troping Its Way To Success — Reviewing ‘Space Ghost’ #10 And #11
One of the defining elements of Space Ghost has been the way it riffs on different tropes, both character-specific ones
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Previously On X-Men: “X-Manhunt” Makes The Best Issue Yet of X-Force
This week, “X-Manhunt” marches on, but turns in maybe it’s best showing yet in the process, in X-Force #9 and
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Daredevil Month: Ranking Every ‘Daredevil’ #1 Cover
Once upon a time, #1 issues were rare. In the old days, publishers believed readers were more likely to take
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Kylo Ren Is A Sadboy In Another Strong Issue — Reviewing ‘Star Wars: Legacy of Vader’ #2
Thanks to the way it’s come to symbolize the divided reaction to Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Kylo Ren’s repeated
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An Abrupt But Satisfying Conclusion — Reviewing ‘Transformers’ #18
It was a little stunning, reaching the end of this issue and reading the letters page, to see it referred
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Snap Into Marvel: Star Brand Introduces The New Universe To ‘Marvel Snap’
Real Name: Vnn First Appearance: Marvel Legacy #1 (September 2017) Powers & Abilities: The Starbrand imbues its bearers with god-like
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Previously On X-Men: The Hunt For Xavier Marches On
Welcome to Previously On X-Men, a new regular column which takes a collective look at a given week’s X-books —
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‘Rogue: Savage Land’ #2 Mostly Picks A Lane And Is Better For It — Review
After trying to be too many things at once — pulpy jungle adventure, cheesecake spectacle, and continuity insert — in
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Fighting The Past With A Big Honking Sword — Reviewing ‘Iron Man’ #5
After starting with a series of issues involving magic armor, demonic pacts, and big swords, Iron Man #5 is the
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Another Befuddling Mess In Service of Easy Satire — Reviewing ‘X-Factor’ #7
The cover is the best thing about X-Factor #7. Though, in true comic book cover fashion, it is more a
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Review: ‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #1 Is Another Win For ‘Star Wars’ Comics
The Prequel Era of Star Wars storytelling in an interesting place. Once the butt of jokes amongst fans, the aging
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Snap Into Marvel: Snap Back To The Past With The Prehistoric Avengers
As the new season dawns, the Marvel Snap meta is in an interesting position. With players focused on “Sanctum Showdown”
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‘Magik’ Writer Ashley Allen To Port Into The Uncanny Experience
Draw your Soulswords and be ready to port into Limbo, because Ashley Allen will be coming to the Uncanny Experience!
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Daredevil Week: Ranking *Every* Daredevil Trading Card
The early 1990s were a boom time for both comic books and sport cards. Starting in 1990, Marvel began cashing
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Review: ‘Wolverine’ #6 Improves (Slightly) On Previous Issue
Wolverine #6 is largely the issue that Wolverine #5 should have been. Which is to say, this is the issue
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Snap Into Marvel: “Sanctum Showdown” Event Is About The Chance Of The Draw
“Sanctum Showdown” is the latest Marvel Snap in-game event. Like “Deadpool’s Diner” and “High Voltage” before it, it features variations
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Review: Lucky Devils #2 Makes Good On Introductory Issue
Back when I was in school, I always hated the first few days of a new year. All the introductions,
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Snap Into Marvel: Diamondback Takes Aim
Real Name: Rachel Leighton First Appearance: Captain America #310 (October 1985) Powers and Abilities: In addition to natural gymnastic and
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Review — ‘Hellhunters’ #1 Is A Good Zero Issue
The cover and title of Hellhunters #1 suggests two things: a pulpy WWII-set adventure starring some time-appropriate Marvel heroes with
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Review — ‘Star Wars: Legacy Of Vader’ #1 Is A Strong, Character-Driven Start To The New Era
With the Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku maxi-series wrapped up — and in the wake of the celebratory Star
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Review — ‘Transformers’ #17 Keeps Things Under Control By Focusing On The Humanity Of Robots
Seventeen issues into its run, this book is starting to accumulate more than its fair share of running narrative and
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Review — ‘Iron Man’ #4 Successfully Mixes Sci-Fi And Fantasy
It may seem a bit obvious given that a Scarlet Witch guest appearance is touted right on the cover, but
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Snap Into Marvel: Redwing Completes The “Card Circle Of Life”
First Appearance: Captain America #117 (June 1969) First Multimedia Appearance: Redwing first appears as a droid-like drone used by Sam
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Review — ‘Phoenix #7’ Is An Improvement That Underscores An Ongoing Problem
On micro-level, Phoenix #7 marks a significant improvement over previous issues of the series. There is more direct action, more
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Snap Into Marvel — Is Sam Wilson Captain America Worth The Complexity?
Real Name: Sam Wilson First Appearance: Captain America #117 (September 1969), as Captain America, Captain America (vol. 7) #25 (December
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Review — ‘Rogue: The Savage Land’ #1 Is Unsure Of Its Purpose
These days, Marvel — and particularly the X-Men — are no strangers to “nostalgia books,” miniseries set just before, during,
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