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With the amount of death X-Factor has surrounded itself with, the team was bound to experience a haunting. However, no
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Superman has been through a whirlwind the last two years. With a new creative team and a new direction, it’s
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When Marvel Comics announced Demon Days I don’t think anyone quite knew what to expect. Sure, an alternate reality heavily
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Future State: Batman/Superman was billed as the last story of the world’s finest. That might have carried some expectations and
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Confronting your heartbreak and healing from it is healthy, and frankly necessary for many human beings. However, when the Shadow
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Sometimes friends are closer than family. It’s often through shared experience and interests. In Wolverine #10, it could be through
Read moreReview: Open The Vault In ‘X-Men’ #18
A year ago, three X-Men entered the Vault, an experimental space between spaces that was meant to create humanity’s next
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Sometimes a story comes from nowhere and knocks you flat. Sometimes it’s because it’s wholly original. Sometimes it’s a character
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Immortal Hulk is easily the creative pinnacle for the Jade Giant in his entire decades-long publishing history. Naturally, that means
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Every story needs a moment of calm before the storm. For Guardians of the Galaxy, it’s a very different sort
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Read moreReview: ‘MODOK: Head Games’ #3 Has A Surprising & Hilarious Heart
Of all the characters in Marvel’s pantheon, MODOK might be the last anyone would expect to get a television series,
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One of the X-Men’s deadliest foes has returned, and it’s a personal mission for Nathan Summers. Naturally, that means that
Read moreReview: ‘X-Force’ #17 Dives Into The Nature Of Immortality
Turning a running joke into an emotionally resonant exploration of a character is hard work. When that character is Quentin
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Eden Fesi might be one of the most important beings in the Marvel Universe if you believe SWORD #3. In
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Hate has no place in our world. Anti-Semitism and racism is not only unacceptable, but is deserving of condemnation and
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Last month, we met Keeve Trennis and her mentor Sskeer as they navigated the new era of The High Republic.
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What do you do when your friend is possessed by a death god? If you’re X-Factor, you do whatever you
Read more‘Wolverine’ #9 Embraces The Past In All The Right Ways
Wolverine’s stories exploring his past have been a dime a dozen. However, none of them have truly dived deep in
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The High Republic era of Star Wars in full swing. The first wave of the expanded universe-centered stories are slowly
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