Marvel’s ‘Iron Fist’ Is No More This February!
Marvel Comics has a long tradition of superheroes throwing away their costumes in a back alley and walking away in
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Author: Tony Thornley
Review: ‘Aquaman/ Green Arrow: Deep Target’ #1 Aims To Make A Splash
The team-up comic is a lost art form these days. DC Comics, for example, had three long-running team-up series for
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Marvel’s ‘The X-Cellent’ Finally Hits Stands In February 2022
In the far distant past of 2019, Marvel’s merry mutants were in a very different place. Cyclops and Wolverine were
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New To You Comics #90: ‘Department Of Truth’ V1 Hits Hard In Our Modern World
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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Ghost Rider Returns In 2022 For His Fiftieth
Johnny Blaze. Danny Ketch. Robbie Reyes. Frank Castle. There have been many Riders. And in 2022, the Rider returns… Marvel
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: A Hero’s First Monster In ‘Hellboy And The B.P.R.D. 1952’
One of the greatest creator owned characters in comics has a history that spans nearly a century. In thirty years
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Review: Jon Kent Grows Up In ‘Superman: Son Of Kal-El’ #4
This opening arc of Superman: Son of Kal-El has one central theme — Jon Kent growing up. That’s not to
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Review: Dominoes Start Falling In ‘Shang-Chi’ #5
Prior to last year, the world of Shang-Chi was fairly sparse — a spy-versus-spy family drama with kung-fu thrown in.
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Review: Welcome To My Nightmare In ‘X-Men’ #4
The X-Men might be on their way towards proving themselves as Earth’s greatest heroes, but they’re still human. That means
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Review: ‘Immortal Hulk’ #50 Is The Ending No One Expected And Everyone Needed
The incredible Hulk is one of Marvel’s greatest characters. And Immortal Hulk will go down as the greatest run ever
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Ben Reilly Gets Amazing — ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ #76 Reviewed
The Amazing Spider-Man #76 laid all the cards on the table for the “Beyond” era. This is no longer just
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Doctor Octopus Returns To Make Ben Reilly’s Life A Living Hell In January’s ‘Amazing Spider-Man’
Otto Octavius is the Amazing Spider-Man’s greatest foe. In January, he returns to the title after a much-too-long absence in
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It’s An Unlucky Team-Up In January’s ‘Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond’
Felicia Hardy and Mary Jane Watson have never really liked each other. Frankly, it’s obvious why. But in January’s Mary
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New To You Comics #88: Hometown Horror In ‘Redfork’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #75 Is A Remix That Hits The Right Notes
Pop culture today is fueled by nostalgia. Unfortunately, that means it can go horribly wrong — like the case of
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January’s ‘Death Of Doctor Strange’ Finale Reveals A Killer And The Fate Of Magic
Last week, Doctor Stephen Strange was murdered in his Sanctum Santorum. That horrifying crime is going to have massive consequences
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: Gotham’s Most Dangerous Game In ‘Batman Vs. Predator’
The crossover is one of the most timeless tropes of comic books. In 1991, DC Comics and Dark Horse teamed
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The Fate Of Mutantkind Is In The Claws Of One Mutant In Wolverine’s ‘X Lives’ And ‘X Deaths’
He’s Marvel’s most popular mutant, and in January he’s got the future of his entire species in his claws. After
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The Simonsons Return To ‘X-Men Legends’ And The New Mutants In January
Earlier this year, the husband and wife creative team of Walt and Louise Simonson returned to the world of the
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Marvel’s Most Iconic Covers Get Modern Homages In January
In its 80-plus year history, Marvel Comics has published dozens of iconic covers. In January, ten of those are getting
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‘Marauders’ Sets Sail With A New Creative Team In January
Fans have long suspected that some sort of relaunch is coming from Marvel Comics in the new year. At least
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Review: Why You Don’t Mess With Storm In ‘SWORD’ #8
She’s one of the greatest of the X-Men. A goddess, a queen, a leader and a hero. SWORD #8 shows
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The Mutants’ Court: Burn It Down In ‘Inferno’ #1
This is it. As our new column covering the big happenings and changes in the X-Men line continues, Inferno hits.
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Review: The End Of An Era In ‘Action Comics’ #1035
It’s been coming for months now. The war between Superman and Mongul has reached a breaking point and in Action
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Marvel Reveals All-Star Line-Up Of ‘Avengers’ #750 Variants
As the Multiversal Masters of Evil prepare to strike, Marvel introduces these new takes on classic Marvel characters in style
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #3 Stacks Up Some Big Dominos
So far, the relaunched X-Men has been populated by big, fun action stories; each only filling an issue. But with
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‘Marvel Voices: Comunidades’ Reveals All Six Fantastic Variant Covers
The Marvel Voices initiative has been one of the most exciting storytelling engines from the House of Ideas in the
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Review: ‘The Flash’ #774 Is Just Plain Fun
The newest era of The Flash is finally giving Wally West time to shine. He isn’t the only member of
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New To You Comics #86: Superheroes And Modern Myth In ‘JLA V1: New World Order’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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Review: A Race Against Time In ‘Batman’ #113
The Fear State crossover is in full swing and the Dark Knight is scrambling to save Gotham. He has a
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The Next Era Of ‘Venom’ Comes From Ewing And V In New Trailer
Following a character-redefining run, the next era of Venom is coming in October. Marvel has released a new trailer to
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