LA Comic Con: Spider-Gwen Faces Doc Ock, Carnage & More In ‘Giant-Size Spider-Gwen’
Marvel’s Giant-Size specials have been some of the publisher’s most important. In 2024, the publisher celebrates the format’s fiftieth anniversary,
Read more
Author: Tony Thornley
New To You Comics #135: The Internet Destroys The World In ‘Memetic’
Welcome back to the end of days! All through November, New to You Comics has exploring dystopian themes. (I mean
Read more
‘Rom Spaceknight’ Returns To The Marvel Universe In New January Variants
The Galadorian Spaceknight Rom was one of the more prominent characters of the 1980’s at Marvel Comics. After decades away,
Read more
‘Spider-Punk’ Returns For An Encore This February
He was one of the most unexpected stars of the Spider-Verse crossover. He became a cult favorite in Spider-Man: Across
Read more
Greg Capullo Covers Johnny Blaze’s Last Ride In ‘Ghost Rider: Final Vengeance’
This March, Johnny Blaze will be stepping aside as a new Ghost Rider hits the road in Ghost Rider: Final
Read more
Review– ‘Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld’ Is A Fun But Slight Throwback
The original Secret Wars is the first crossover event in comics history. The 2015 semi-sequel is rightfully considered one of
Read more
Incredible Force Meets Fiery Vengeance: Reviewing ‘Incredible Hulk’ #6
Since the saga of the Incredible Hulk twisted into a horror epic, the Jade Giant has often found himself a
Read more
‘Avengers: Twilight’ Lightning Bolt Covers Pay Homage To Dystopian Comics
Marvel’s upcoming Avengers: Twilight finds Earth’s Mightiest Heroes saving the world from their own dark and twisted legacy. To celebrate
Read more
Glimpse The New Path Peter Parker’s Life Has Taken In New ‘Ultimate Spider-Man’ Trailer
The biggest bombshell about Marvel’s new Ultimate Universe is far and away that peter Parker is married with children. Now
Read more
New To You Comics #134: The World Needs Hope In ‘Kingdom Come’
Everyone has different tastes in comics. Here at New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Scott dive
Read more
Classic Comics Cavalcade Thanksgiving Edition: A Marvel Family Dinner In ‘Power Pack’ #19
The important thing about Thanksgiving is family. It could be a blood-related family, or a legal family, or even simply
Read more
Relive The 90’s With Marvel ’97 Variant Covers
Next year, Marvel revisits one of its most tumultuous decades with the sequel series X-Men ‘97. To celebrate that return,
Read more
Marvel Reveals More Brothers Hildebrandt Marvel Masterpieces Variant Covers
If you were a child of the nineties, you remember how big a deal Marvel Masterpieces trading cards were. All
Read more
Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #38 Is A Little Gross And A Lot Of Fun
The events of Dark Web continue to haunt Spider-Man. In Amazing Spider-Man #38, that does spell trouble for Peter Parker,
Read more
Classic Comics Cavalcade: Get To Know The Parkers In ‘Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows: Eight Years Later’
If you couldn’t tell, I love Spider-Man. Having grown up in he nineties, I’m very attached to the version of
Read more
New To You Comics: The End Of Days In ‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’
Each of us has different tastes in comic books. Some of us are a little country, others a little rock
Read more
The X-Men Fight Extinction Itself In First Look At ‘Fall Of The House Of X’ & ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’
This winter, the X-Men face extinction once again. This time though, it’s different, as they’ve already lost. Fall of the
Read more
DC’s ‘Merry Little Batman’ Illustrates What More Adaptations Need To Do
Earlier this week, DC revealed the first trailer to Merry Little Batman, a Christmas-themed Batman movie debuting on Amazon Prime
Read more
March’s ‘Spectacular Spider-Men’ Is The Marvel Team-Up We Need
One of the best parts of Spider-Man media of the last five years has been the pairing of Peter Parker
Read more
Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #37 Is Just Silly Fun
One of the craziest plots of the last year and a half of Amazing Spider-Man has been how much the
Read moreReview — ‘X-Men Red’ #17 Worships The Goddess Of The Storm
For years prior to this series, the character of Ororo Munroe languished as no writer seemed to know what to
Read more
Review — The Jig Is Up In ‘SHAZAM!’ #5
In a relatively short time, Billy Batson has been through hell. In SHAZAM! #5, he learns why and the antagonists
Read more
Classic Comics Cavalcade: The Most Complicated Family In ‘Cable: Past Fears’
There’s nothing that makes the holiday season more… complicated than family. So to celebrate, we decided to visit some classic
Read more
Superstar Ken Lashley Spotlights Heroes Of The Galaxy In Marvel’s ‘Star Wars’ Black History Month Variants
Marvel’s tradition of spotlighting the Star Wars universe’s greatest black heroes continues in 2024. This time, superstar artist Ken Lashley
Read more
Broken Knight: ‘Batman’ #139 Reviewed
The Dark Knight is at one of his lowest points to date. It’s the worst possible time for the Joker
Read more
Review: ‘Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War — Scorched Earth’ Falls Flat
Gotham City is one of the most violent and tumultuous places in comics. Thankfully it also has a fantastic family
Read more
Marvel’s Heroes Ring In The New Year With December’s Stormbreaker Variant Covers
It’s been a great year of variant covers from Marvel’s 2023 class of artists. To wrap up the year, they
Read more
Fiery Force Meets Unstoppable Object: ‘X-Men’ #28 Reviewed
The Fall of X has nearly devastated the mighty mutants. X-Men #28 gives the team hope as their mole helps
Read more
Welcome To Their Nightmare: ‘The Avengers’ #7 Reviewed
After defeating one of the biggest threats they’ve ever faced, you might think The Avengers might get a little time
Read more
Review — ‘Immortal Thor’ #3 Riddles It Out
Thor’s greatest enemy and ally has long been his sibling, Loki. Immortal Thor #3 embraces that, and shows the depth
Read more
Creepy Comics Cavalcade: Dracula Crosses The Wrong Hero In ‘Superman’ #180
The biggest constant in comics fandom is who will win in a fight. In 2002’s Superman #180, perhaps one of
Read more