Steel Fist To The Face! — Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk: Arms Race’ #4
What’s more punk than using music and power to take down the establishment? Using a giant mech to do it!
Read more
Author: Scott Redmond
What Makes A Family? — Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver’ #4
Religion, magic, and science share a very strange relationship in the Marvel Universe. Especially on the more mortal of planes.
Read more
One Final Hope: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #120
Dark Specter’s poisonous influence is spreading, through time and space, reaching one of the final bastions of light: The Void.
Read more
State Of The X-Line: Paradise Is Only For The Exiled
As an era ends, Krakoa, the mutant island nation and community, is now gone. Except, it’s not actually really gone.
Read more
Any Way You Slice It: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #50
A war between Sabretooth and Wolverine was destined to end only one way. With one or both of them dead.
Read more
It’s A Not So Wonderful Life? – Reviewing ‘Spectacular Spider-Men’ #3
Spider-Man stories are weird. Sure, they are big, bold, emotional, and powerful in many respects. But really, they are weird.
Read more
Higher, Further, Faster — Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel Vol 1: The Omen’
Captain Marvel soars high again in the debut of a whole new series, with her whole world turned upside down.
Read more
No Curiosity For This Cat: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #65
Fiction rules tend to state that a character is never actually dead, no matter what you saw, without a body.
Read more
Faith Of The Heart — Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch Vol 2: Magnum Opus’
Wanda Maximoff found a new life and purpose through helping others. Unfortunately, it left her as the one needing help.
Read more
The Dream Is Collapsing — Reviewing ‘Suicide Squad: Dream Team’ #3
Dreams and nightmares occupy a space divided only by the very thinnest of lines. Outcomes are dependent upon the beholder’s
Read more
A Storm In Her Soul– Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #3
All origin stories carry their own unique signature, informing a character or the world that grows around them. Marvel’s ultimate
Read more
Opinion: Storm’s Avengers Demotion Is The Wrong Move
Ororo Munroe, otherwise known as Storm. A mutant weather goddess. Former thief. A hero. A leader. An X-Man. An Avenger?
Read more
It All Comes Tumbling Down: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #114
Alfred Pennyworth’s billions. Heart stealing villains. Family revelations. Unexplained sudden height-related fears. It’s all been leading up to this moment.
Read more
It Gives And It Takes: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #11
Raven and Amanda Waller’s connected-but-separate power grabbing plans collide as a new threat comes gunning for the Titans. A thin
Read more
Bait And Switch With A Shrug: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #4
As Wakanda’s brewing war with the forces of Ra and Khonshu intensifies, it becomes even more personal for the King.
Read more
The Sun Will Come Out, Tomorrow? — Reviewing ‘Blood Hunt’ #2
Darkness has fallen, vampires have consumed the world, and the world’s heroes are scrambling to find (questionable) allies and solutions.
Read more
Opposite Of A Bed Time Story: Reviewing ‘The Boy Wonder’ #1
Retold origins are a dime a dozen in comic books. A retold origin in the style of a fairy tale?
Read more
The Strangest New World: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #20
Starfleet’s mission includes boldly going where no one has gone before. Sometimes that means boldly going where they’re not wanted.
Read more
Three Supers And A Baby — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #20
A day out on the town, with family, never stands a chance of average or normalcy when Spider-Man is involved.
Read more
Time Comes For Us All: Reviewing ‘Rare Flavours’ #5
Time waits for no one, be they demon or human. Especially when there are meaty revelations and heavy decisions ahead.
Read more
Gertlins – The New Batch: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #14
Just like real life, tinsel town dreams have a habit of wearing off quickly as brutal realities come crashing down.
Read more
Bit Too Chilly In Here — Reviewing ‘Astonishing Iceman: Out Cold’
Orchis’ vicious bloody strike on Krakoa took down Bobby Drake. Too bad for them, a new ice age has begun.
Read more
The Embrace Of Green: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #22
Sometimes the consequences of our actions come back to haunt us. Other times they end up haunting the whole world.
Read more
Reassembly Not Required — Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers: The Resistance’
After Krakoa’s fall, mutants were murdered, lost, imprisoned, framed, displaced, and harassed. They were sorely in need of some Avenging.
Read more
Leap Before You Look: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #9
A friend will watch you vanish in a mysterious portal. Best friends will make the dangerous leap right behind you.
Read more
Step Up To An Energy Buffet: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #8
Often, when a mysterious other dimensional enemy makes their presence known in the real world, it can be quite explosive.
Read more
A Bloody New Semester — Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Blood Hunt’ #1
School is back in session after some brutal final exams. Unfortunately, the world’s vampires have a much different plan. Marvel’s
Read more
Not Your Daddy’s Vampire — Reviewing ‘Dracula: Blood Hunt’ #1
The child of my enemy is my… only hope? I’ll bet that feels real weird for the biggest vampire around
Read more
Opinion: From The Ashes, An Old Beginning
Krakoa was a paradise (with serious flaws) for mutants. A chance to be something more, and to (mostly) escape oppression.
Read more
There’s No Business Like Merc Business: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #2
Wade Wilson is a businessman! Not a great one, but every business owner has to start somewhere, even bad ones.
Read more
Last Chance To Save: Reviewing ‘Cemetery Kids Don’t Die’ #3
Facing your fears as they manifest themselves within a potentially deadly mentally played video game sure doesn’t sound like fun.
Read more