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Hank McCoy is the absolute worst. And in X-Force #20 he finally faces the consequences of his actions. It’s about
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One of the difficult things about some classic comics is the amount of back catalog they have. Stan Sakai’s legendary
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Warworld has come to Earth, and its conflicts have come with it. Now Superman’s about to face one of the
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For two years now, the X-Men have battled against the growing forces of Orchis. In X-Men #20, Krakoa faces Orchis
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There’s a joke in X-Men fandom that it’s always Inferno. However, this fall, it’s no joke. The secrets of Krakoa
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If the Marvel Universe has been lacking anything in the last decade, it’s been more of Shang-Chi, the incredibly complicated
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After a stellar first issue, and a rougher second, Superman: Red & Blue returns with an issue that dives much
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In only two issues, Way of X has established itself as the Nightcrawler series Marvel has always hoped for. Not
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You may have thought Banner was the first Hulk. However, Immortal Hulk: Time of Monsters reveals the true first Hulk…
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One of the most lauded and well-loved independent comic series of the medium celebrates its thirtieth anniversary in 2021. It
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The Krakoa X-Men era has already forever changed the Marvel Universe multiple times. Now Planet-Size X-Men is coming in June
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One of the most interesting world building elements of the last two years of X-Men books has been X-Corp, the
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With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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It’s been suspected for some time now, but it’s finally been confirmed. The Hulk’s greatest epic to date comes to
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One of the highlights of Star Wars’ High Republic publishing initiative has been seeing the Jedi at their height, before
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Since the 90’s, superhero comics have often spent time focusing on legacy and growing up as a hero. Though Superman
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With the world starting to go back to some semblance of normal, the weekend is becoming an important milestone for
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