A Beautiful Bittersweet Goodbye: Reviewing ‘Champions’ #10
Superhero comics have a long history of threats that can be taken down with the right application of superpowers and
Read moreSuperhero comics have a long history of threats that can be taken down with the right application of superpowers and
Read moreDesigner Leonardo Olea’s design for the creative credits page really works with the slight change to the color palette. Speaking
Read moreThis is it. As our new column covering the big happenings and changes in the X-Men line continues, Inferno hits.
Read moreSo far, the relaunched X-Men has been populated by big, fun action stories; each only filling an issue. But with
Read moreThe Fear State crossover is in full swing and the Dark Knight is scrambling to save Gotham. He has a
Read moreWay of X was building towards something big — a new approach for the X-Men and the island of Krakoa.
Read moreHear ye, hear ye, The Mutants’ Court is now in session! Comicon.com’s new column is dedicated to covering the massive
Read moreSuperheroes always have been and always will be, social justice warriors. Their goals are to protect the world from various
Read moreThe character of Black Manta has a quite long history at DC Comics, one of the most known of Aquaman’s
Read moreWriter: Kieron Gillen Art by Dustin Weaver Colours Matthew Wilson Letters Clayton Cowles “Eternals are created, not born. They have families,
Read moreMore than any other series in comics, Daredevil has explored the evil in men’s hearts. Sure, that’s not to say
Read moreMagneto’s mind is invaded by Jean Grey while the Marauders head for the newly forged planet of Arrako in this
Read moreWriters Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark continue to create a compelling main story. They also make what could be severely
Read moreWith the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreHello, and welcome to The Mutants’ Court, Comicon.com’s new column covering the massive events of Marvel’s X-Men line (at least
Read moreOver the last three years, Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto have told one of the biggest, but most intimate epics
Read moreOver the last three years, Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto have told one of the biggest, but most intimate epics
Read moreDaredevil continues to explore Matt Murdock’s worst year since “Born Again.” After months of crime lords, riots, and prison time,
Read moreThis week sees X-Men: the Trail of Magneto #1, X-Force #4 and Marauders #23 all come out from Marvel. X-Men:
Read moreThe regular cover by artist Felipe Watanabe and colorist Frank William dovetails nicely into the main narrative. Though the art
Read moreThe dark future of Gotham is in motion. And if Batman #111 is any indication, its much closer than anyone
Read moreValiant Entertainment has revealed a preview of Shadowman #4, scripted by Cullen Bunn, artwork by Jon Davis-Hunt, colored by Jordie
Read moreAction is a big part of various mediums and stories and can often be the thing that draws one into
Read moreAs Way of X continues the exploration of the laws of Krakoa, it is clear that things may get worse
Read moreI try to give a book a complete story arc before I abandon it, especially when I’m excited by the
Read moreDC Comics returns to the film world of Tim Burton’s Batman, as previously reported, with Batman ’89. And to give
Read moreIn superhero comics, sometimes a fist fight is a necessary plot device. In some cases, it’s even a necessary evil
Read moreTwo years ago this month, the definition of what being mutant meant to the Marvel Universe was changed forever. With
Read moreWriter Kyle Higgins provides a strong script for the main story. While writer Jana Quinn provides a strong prose back-up
Read moreSometimes a story has so much ambition that it is unable to see where it falls short. Unfortunately, Way of
Read more(+++ WARNING: This review for Plant Sized X-Men #1 contains spoilers +++) Almost two years ago, House of X #1
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