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If any group of characters suffered in DC’s New 52 reboot, it was the Flashes. Already one of the richest
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Superman has never really been one to clean up the streets of Metropolis. Now that’s largely because his presence in
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Experimental comics have existed since the art form began. However, not every experiment is successful. What side of that line
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X-Factor #2 begins this new team’s mission in earnest, as Krakoa’s newest team has a new mission dropped on their
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(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Thor #6+++) One phase of the thunder god’s story comes to an end
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I’ve struggled quite a bit with Batman for the last few months. Sometimes it’s just plain fun, while other times
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After three issues of the Dawn of X writer’s room one-upping one another, Empyre: X-Men #4 brings the miniseries to
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The Galadorian Spaceknights are a force to be reckoned with every time they show up. They haven’t ever encountered Cable
Read moreReview: An Angry Canadian Walks Into A Bar… In ‘Wolverine’ #4
If there’s anything that defines Wolverine, it’s his ability to get into a fight no matter where he goes. That
Read moreReview: Family Saves The Day In ‘The Flash’ #759
One of the best things about the Flash is his family. It’s a fairly recent addition to the character in
Read moreReview: ‘Superman’ #24 Gets Magical (And That’s A Bad Thing)
One of the best additions to the Superman mythos over the years was his vulnerability to magic. It’s added some
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The tragedy of Genosha is perhaps the greatest in the newborn nation of Krakoa and its many tragedies. However, when
Read moreNew To You Comics: A Classic Reborn In ‘X-O Manowar V1: By The Sword’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: ‘X-Force’ #11 Gets Gross (In A Good Way)
There’s been a war brewing in the background of X-Force ever since the series started. In X-Force #11 that comes
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Heather Douglas might be one of the Marvel Universe’s most interesting Z-list characters. It’s great news for her that Guardians
Read moreReview: Gotham Falls Apart In ‘Batman’ #96
Gotham City is torn to pieces so often that it’s amazing that the No Man’s Land status quo of the
Read moreReview: ‘Young Justice’ #17 Slows Down And Shows A Different Kind Of Aftermath
In comics, massive villain attacks seem to be a common occurrence (Lex Luthor attacking the city, must be Tuesday!). However,
Read moreReview: Take A Trip Around The World In ‘Giant-Size X-Men: Fantomex’
So far the Giant Size X-Men mini-series of one-shots has been a series of artist showcases, with plot-light stories that
Read moreReview: ‘Empyre: X-Men’ #2 Explodes Into Gleeful Chaos
Empyre: X-Men is one of the most interesting experiments in comics we may have seen ever. With the X-Men writers’
Read moreReview: A Time-Honored Tradition Renewed In ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ #7
One of the oldest traditions in comics is the Legion election, dating all the way back to Adventure Comics #304,
Read moreReview: A Krakoan Date Night In ‘Cable’ #2
No one got more of a fresh start in Krakoa than Nathan Summers. The young time traveller has quickly grown
Read moreNew To You Comics: A Brave New World In ‘House Of X/Powers Of X’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men’ #10 Faces The Demons Of The Past
One of the biggest surprises of the Dawn of X relaunch was the return of Vulcan. The new take on
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #1 Introduces Krakoa’s Most Important Mutants
It’s been a year since House of X introduced the resurrection protocols, one of the most important pieces on new
Read moreReview: ‘New Mutants’ #11 Lives A Nightmare
It might seem like a paradox that Krakoa’s most firmly established team is called the New Mutants. However in New
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men/Fantastic Four’ #4 Faces Certain (Doctor) Doom
Two of Marvel’s juggernauts (lower-case) have clashed in a fascinating theological showdown. In X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 we find out what
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #95 Has The Dark Knight Scrambling
The Dark Knight might be in the most difficult position he’s ever been in. His entire operation, as both Bruce
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1023 Is A Frustrating Duality
One of the best things about Superman in the past decade or so is how much his family has grown,
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Th new Wolverine series has already left its mark in the new status quo of the Dawn of X in several
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