Review: There Is Such A Thing As Bad Publicity In ‘X-Men’ #23
Orchis’ war against the X-Men is building before the Hellfire Gala. Right now, it looks like the X-Men might be
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Review: ‘Batman’ #136 Gets Grounded
Bruce Wayne’s latest string of adventures have been the furthest from grounded they possibly could be. But now that Batman
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Hickman, Caselli & Hitch Relaunch Marvel’s Ultimate Universe This Fall
The Ultimate Invasion kicks off later this month, but to no one’s surprise, that’s not all the Ultimate Marvel Universe
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Coming This September: ‘Predator Vs. Wolverine’ — NUFF SAID!
It’s probably the story most fans have requested since Disney acquired 20th Century Fox several years ago. This September, writer
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The Scarlet Scarab Makes Her Comics Debut In July’s ‘Moon Knight’ Event
She was one of the biggest and most exciting parts of Marvel’s Moon Knight limited series. Now this July, the
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Marvel’s Stormbreakers Celebrate X-Men History In New Variants
Sixty years ago, Marvel’s greatest superteams- the X-Men and the Avengers- debuted. After celebrating Earth’s Mightiest in June, Marvel’s Stormbreaker
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Review: It’s A Date Night Of Death In ‘Deadpool’ #7
Deadpool is a character that I often struggle with. He can be obnoxious to the point of grating, self-aware to
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Celebrate Cap’s Legacy In July’s ‘Captain America’ #750
Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson have carried the mantle of Captain America with pride. This Independence Day, Marvel Comics celebrates
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Review: The House Of El Goes To War In ‘Action Comics’ #1055
One of Superman’s greatest foes wears his face, and in Action Comics #1055 the Cyborg Superman returns to plague the
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Get A Glimpse Of ‘X-Men ’97’ On New ‘X-Men: Hellfire Gala’ Variant Cover
One of Marvel’s most anticipated television projects is easily X-Men ‘97, a continuation of the popular X-Men The Animated Series.
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Papercutz/Mad Cave Unveils New YA OGN ‘Digital Lizards Of Doom’
One of the most exciting areas of the comics industry is the Young Adult space. Papercutz has been one of
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Breakout Variant ‘Alligator Loki’ Comes To Print From Marvel In September
Ever since the cunning lizard showed up on screen in Marvel Studios and Disney+’s Loki, Alligator Loki has become a
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Review: ‘Green Arrow’ #2 Is Nice And Complicated- Just The Way Ollie Likes It
It’s been way too long since Oliver Queen has starred in his own series. Thankfully, DC’s Dawn of DC initiative
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #22 Escalates The Orchis Threat
About a year ago, X-Men took an issue to set up the last few storylines of the year by focusing
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Agatha Harkness Battles The Marvel Universe In August’s ‘Contest Of Chaos’ Event
No Z-list character has recieved a bigger boost from the MCU than Agatha Harkness. With her own show on the
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‘Rom: Spaceknight’ Returns To Marvel In New Omnibus & Facsimile Editions
Few classic comics are considered a Holy Grail quite like Rom: Spaceknight. The Marvel series, based on the toy now
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A Universe Reborn In New ‘Ultimate Invasion’ Trailer
We may all be suffering from event fatigue with comics at the moment, but there’s no denying that one of
Read moreReview: Kneel Before Doom In ‘Fantastic Four’ #7
In 700 issues, the Fantastic Four have faced one antagonist more than any other. This extra-sized anniversary issue shows why
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Derrick Chew Hulks Out With ‘She-Hulk’ #14 Variant
The latest volume of She-Hulk has proven to be a hit with readers and critics alike. Now one of the
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Review: ‘Avengers’ #1 Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Frankly, the last five years of Avengers have been pretty dire. With the newest volume, a group of heavy hitters
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Review: ‘Green Lantern’ #1 Brings Hal & John Down To Earth
It’s an interesting set-up. The United Planets have taken over the Corps. Earth’s Lanterns are grounded. Does Green Lantern #1
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Frank Miller Covers August’s ‘Ghost Rider/Wolverine Weapons Of Vengeance Alpha’
He’s perhaps one of the most legendary and well-known artist in comics history. This August, Frank Miller returns to the
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T’Challa The Exile: Marvel Reveals New ‘Black Panther’ Trailer
His last series ended with T’Challa exiled from the throne of Wakanda. This June, he returns in a new volume
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #25 Leaves No Way To Live Up To Expectations
After nearly a year, Amazing Spider-Man readers finally get to learn what happened to Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson.
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Lanzing, Kelly & Carnero’s ‘Captain America’ Ends In August’s ‘Captain America Finale’
The past year of stories have put Steve Rogers through the wringer. This summer, Steve’s war with the Outer Circle
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Comics Superstar Kevin Eastman Covers ‘Darth Vader: Black, White & Red’ #4
Comics legend Kevin Eastman, co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, has been partnering with Marvel for the last few
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Louise Simonson And Bernard Chang Unite For New ‘Jean Grey’ Series In Fall Of X
We thought we had gotten all the announcements for Marvel’s upcoming Fall of X initiative, but the most exciting might
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Review: ‘Spider-Man’ #8 Is A Unique Twist Nested In A Cliche
With great power comes great responsibility. It’s a phrase that’s at the heart of everything Spider-Man. In Spider-Man #8, that
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Review: ‘Shazam!’ #1 Sets Billy Batson On A New Path
Billy Batson is one of the DC Universe’s greatest heroes. In Shazam! #1 we get to see why, but also
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Review: A Building Horror Finds ‘Adventures Of Superman- Jon Kent’ #3
The foundation of the world of Injustice was Superman becoming so broken that he finally succumbed to the totalitarian philosophy
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Review: ‘Batman’ #135 Is A Joyous Celebration Of The Dark Knight
The multiverse is rapidly becoming more and more common a trope in comics today, bordering on cliche. With Batman #135,
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