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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
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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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Patrick Gleason’s Amazing Spider-Man #55 cover has quickly become iconic. Now the publisher has commissioned the artist for more, this
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In 2021, Marvel’s strangest hero, The Man-Thing, reaches his fiftieth anniversary. To celebrate, the muck monster is teaming up with
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Marvel’s Stormbreaker artist Peach Momoko is one of the most in-demand artists of the moment. She’s giving the entire Marvel
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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.
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #7 Gives Horror A Heart
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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The Dark Knight and Man of Steel are called the World’s Finest for a reason. In Future State: Batman/Superman #1
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Early Wednesday morning, voting began for the first official X-Men team of the Krakoan era. Now Comicon.com brings you our
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The new era of the New Mutants is only two issues in, but its already created a whole host of
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The entire Krakoa era of X-Men has been one of firsts. Now, readers get another first, as they pick the
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Sometimes superheroes stare into the void. Sometimes that void is literal. For X-Force though, the void is in the deep
Read moreNew To You Comics: The Nature Of Evil In ‘JLA: Earth 2’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreReview: ‘Cable’ #7 Reveals A Hidden Foe
A climatic villain reveal is a staple of all fiction, but comics does them especially well. In Cable #7, readers
Read moreWhat If…?: ‘Spider-Man: Spider’s Shadow’ Redefines Marvel’s Greatest Hero
Chip Zdarsky gave Peter Parker a sister and changed one of his longest relationships forever in Spectacular Spider-Man, then chronicled
Read more‘Venom’ #200 Brings An Era To An End
The Grendel Dragon. Absolute Carnage. The King In Black. In the past three years, Venom has been changed forever. However,
Read moreReview: ‘Immortal Hulk’ #42 Sets Up The Terrors To Come
The Hulk is still in a tough spot but Immortal Hulk #42 shows there are pieces that need to move
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March is usually a time for spring and the rebirth that brings, but this year Marvel makes sure it’s all
Read moreUnexpected Avengers Assemble Against The King In Black In April’s ‘Avengers’ #45
Until he joined the Avengers, Blade fought things that bump in the night. Since then though, he’s battled aliens, demons,
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As the King In Black sweeps across the Marvel Universe, some teams of heroes find their ranks devastated and others
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #6 Sees Harbingers Of Death
When X-Factor was established, readers were promised a team of detectives. However, I don’t think anyone quite expected what we
Read moreReview: ‘Future State: Superman Of Metropolis’ #1 Is A Mixed Bag With Promise
With DC’s Future State event launching full force this past week, readers got a glimpse of the future of the
Read moreNew To You Comics: Questions Of The Soul In ‘The Vision V1: Little Worse Than A Man’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreThis Is The ‘Way Of X’ Coming From Marvel This April
Marvel’s red hot X-Men line has somehow continued to find a way to expand, and each new entry is as
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