The Mutants’ Court: Burn It Down In ‘Inferno’ #1
This is it. As our new column covering the big happenings and changes in the X-Men line continues, Inferno hits.
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A Beautiful Bittersweet Conclusion: Reviewing ‘Children Of The Atom’ #6
A book that was revealed to apparently be full of human characters rather than mutant ones likely seemed like an
Read moreNeither An Ending Nor A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #29
‘The Clone Saga’ has come to an end, and now it’s time for Miles Morales to reflect. That’s what he
Read moreReview: The Clone Saga Comes To An Explosive End With ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #28
While the 1990’s version of a Spider-Man ‘Clone Saga’ lasted over two years and spanned a whole ton of issues,
Read moreReview: The X-Men Answer The Call As Young Heroes Need Help In ‘Children Of The Atom’ #5
When young heroes run into a bit of trouble related to their attempts to come to the attention of their
Read moreHouse Of X: Previewing ‘Children Of The Atom’ #5 And ‘Hellions’ #13
With the Hellfire Gala well and truly over with repercussions to be felt for while some time across the whole
Read moreReview: The Wrath Of The Clones Begins With ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #27
Everyone has an origin story and for Miles Morales, it’s time to hear the tale of how his three altered
Read moreReview: It’s All About The Family That You Choose In ‘Children Of The Atom’ #4
There is a party on Krakoa (well not actually Krakoa but another island to be specific) but the young mutant
Read moreReview: ‘Hellions’ #12 Proves There Ain’t No Party Like A Hellions Crashed Party
The Hellfire Gala has arrived and anyone who is anyone has been invited to the giant mutant gathering. Everyone except
Read moreReview: The Clone Wars Have Begun In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #26
Quite often in life, it’s easy to say that one’s worst enemy can end up being themselves. Luckily for most
Read moreReview: Teens In Space Is A Surefire Recipe For An Origin Story In ‘Children Of The Atom’ #3
Comic books can be wall-to-wall action like a super explosion-filled summer blockbuster film, but there is one thing that keeps
Read moreReview: It’s Time For An Attack Of The Clones In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #25
Just like every single other piece of entertainment that has continuously created new entries over the decades, there are quite
Read morePreview: The King In Black Is Still Plaguing Earth’s Mightiest Heroes In ‘The Avengers’ #45
Written by Jason Aaron Art by Luca Maresca Colour art by David Curiel Letters by Cory Petit “The Avengers join
Read moreReview: Hanging Out With Kamala Khan In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #24
After dealing with Knull’s invasion and a law banning unregistered young heroes, Miles Morales is putting the pieces of his
Read moreReview: You Gotta Punch The Dragon In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #23
After taking over the planet with his symbiote armies, it was only a matter of time before Knull made it
Read morePreview: King In Black Hits Brooklyn In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #23
Knull’s forces have invaded Earth and it’s affecting everyone on the planet. Symbiote dragons in the sky and around the
Read moreThe Man-Thing Cometh: ‘The Avengers’ #41 Preview
Written by Jason Aaron Art by Javier Garron Colour art by David Curiel “The battle to decide the all-new Phoenix
Read moreReview: Dealing With Grief By Fighting Frost Pharoah In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #22
Ultimatum may have been defeated, but Miles and his family did not get through unscathed. Aaron Davis (aka Prowler) is
Read moreSpidey Super Sunday Special (Part 5): Previewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #22
Written by Saladin Ahmed Art by Natacha Bustos Colour art by David Curiel “The Battle with Ultimatum is over, but
Read moreComicon’s 7 Best Colorists Of 2020
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the strange year that
Read moreReview: An Emotional Toll Like No Other In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #21
Ultimatum, the Miles Morales of Earth-616 is playing all of his cards. He’s unleashed a drug in the area that’s
Read moreX Of Words: A MVP Emerges As The Tournament Rages On In ‘X-Force’ #14, ‘Hellions’ #6, ‘Cable’ #6
Last week we discovered that the tournament was much more than it appeared. This week, we get deep into the
Read moreReview: Becoming A Leader In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #20
Miles and his uncle Aaron are facing off against a horde of Goblinoids with the fate of Brooklyn hanging in
Read moreX Of Words: The Quest For The Swords Gets Dangerous
Welcome to X of Words! As the X-Men mega-crossover picks up steam for the foreseeable future, this will be Comicon.com’s
Read moreReview: ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #19 Cements Itself As The Stand Out Spider-Comic
Miles Morales comes face-to-face with…Miles Morales?! In the midst of Kamala’s Law going into effect, prohibiting underage heroes from…heroing, the
Read moreReview: Some Things Are Best Left Buried (Including Bad Story Arcs) In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #49
Kindred’s mysterious plans for Spider-Man have put the wall-crawler side-by-side with his worst enemy against Sin-Eater and his horde of
Read moreMiles Morales Is Given An Ultimatum In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #19
Written by: Saladin Ahmed Pencils by: Carmen Carnero and Marcelo Ferreira Inks by Carmen Carnero and JP Mayer Colour art
Read more‘Giant-Size X-Men- Tribute To Wein & Cockrum’ Is A Beautiful Reminder Of Lost Legends
A little over forty-five years ago an oversized one-shot changed the comics landscape forever. Unfortunately both of the main creators
Read moreReview: Ignoring Advice And Treading Water In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #48’
The Sin-Eater has been taking the fight to the villains of Manhattan with his own form of justice. This has
Read moreReview: The Fight Comes Home In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #18’
Home invasion is a horrifying idea. It’s one that scares everyone. The feeling is one of violation. It’s heightened when
Read morePreview: Sin-Eater Has Norman Osborn In His Sights In ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ #48
Written by Nick Spencer Art by Mark Bagley and Roberto Poggi (inks) Colour art by David Curiel Lettering by Joe
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