Let’s Go Slay The Dragon — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #7
Once again the Midnight Sons ride to deal with something supernaturally powerful, rallying behind the despondent and desperate Moon Knight.
Read moreOnce again the Midnight Sons ride to deal with something supernaturally powerful, rallying behind the despondent and desperate Moon Knight.
Read moreMarc Spector’s whole world has shifted. Those he cares about are in the clutches of a transdimensional living house. Rushing
Read moreIt’s another week of mostly solo books, including the penultimate issue of Cyclops and a surprisingly entertaining Jubilee one-shot. This
Read moreSometimes things in life are meant to carry on for considerable time while others shine bright for brief poignant times.
Read moreWe welcome a series back into the mix, plus a Very Special April’s Fools Day issue of Deadpool, and more,
Read moreIt’s a relatively quiet week, at least in terms of annotations, though Cyclops continues to be a pleasant success, and
Read moreAvengers end! Moonstar begins! X-Men gets an annual but its X-Men aren’t in it! All that and more in this
Read moreSometimes meeting old friends means hugs and other times it means landing a punch (or more) right on their face.
Read moreWe get both flagship books and a heaping helping of Wolverine in an overall strong week for X-books! Generation X-23
Read moreCaging a wild animal doesn’t instantly make them safer or docile. Depending on the creature, their danger status remains strong.
Read moreThere’s a lot of shades of grey in our world as far as good versus evil. In some cases, it’s
Read moreLife’s tough when a whole alien culture’s repository lives inside your brain, needing constant energy replenishment to escape eternal oblivion.
Read moreIt’s the busiest week yet for “Shadows of Tomorrow” (in part due to the arrival of the perpetually-late X-Men of
Read moreAt the end of Age of Revelation readers learned that X-Men’s big bad is a very familiar face. In this
Read moreIn this week’s Previously on X-Men, Uncanny X-Men returns from “Age of Revelation,” Wolverine gets another black and white and
Read moreThe “Age of Revelation” is over, but it’s shadow looms large in the first week of the “Shadows of Tomorrow”
Read moreAnd we’re back from the future. It was bad. The world ended like three times. In X-Men #23, someone is
Read moreSometimes vengeance is served not through the most powerful weapons at one’s disposal but the most general tools at hand.
Read moreAnd so we come, at last, to the end of “Age of Revelation”, an event that is somehow shorter than
Read moreObviously, this would be impossible, but it would be really nice if Marvel could have distributed its “Age of Revelation”
Read moreWhen the dead are filled with vengeance, it is the living that might have to pay the very deadly price.
Read moreThe best thing we can say about “Age of Revelation” is that at least it’s winding to a conclusion. Amazing
Read moreIt’s another high floor/low ceiling batch of “Age of Revelation” books in this week’s X-books, with an extra dose of
Read moreA game of chess was played with the various empire powers of the known universe, altering the familiar status quo.
Read moreThe second month of “Age of Revelation” begins with a middling batch of #2 issues — and one mystifying revelation
Read moreBefore he became a protector for those in need, Marc Spector took far more lives than he had ever protected.
Read moreSupervillains tend to leave varying levels of death and destruction in their wake as they move through the Marvel Universe.
Read moreThe four “Age of Revelation” tie-ins in this week’s X-books further an odd corollary that has emerged about the event:
Read moreIt’s a jam-packed week as “Age of Revelation” kicks into high gear, with both “replacement” series debuting as well as
Read moreIn this week’s X-books, the “Age of Revelation” is finally here, and it’s…not terrible! Cassandra Nova is also here, for
Read moreSentinel graveyards, cosmic shenanigans, aborted handshakes and more in this week’s X-books, as “Age of Revelation” looms ever larger. Astonishing
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