Review: ‘X-Force’ #50 Fails To Stick The Landing
After fifty issues, the latest volume of X-Force draws to a close. How did this final issue do, and is
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Joe Caramagna
A Twin Thing: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver’ #2
Divide and conquer is a very sound strategy. Especially if your targets happen to be an extremely powerful twin duo.
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Fighting Crime, Spinning Webs: Reviewing ‘The Spectacular Spider-Men’ #1
Grab the web shooters and get swinging, as Miles Morales and Peter Parker make some friend time in their chaotic
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #6 Gets Better
The main cover is by artist Jen Bartel. It does a nice job of suggesting a space adventure without giving
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #5 Isn’t That Sensational
Artist Jen Bartel does a somewhat standard “heroes coming toward the reader” cover. However, the visual effects in the background
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #16 Bakes Science Into Fiction
One of the great things about science fiction is when a story grounds itself in real world science. In Fantastic
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #4 Goes Mid-Level
Writer Rainbow Rowell does okay with making the dialogue realistic. Rowell also makes little continuity notes that may bug some,
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Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #41 Is Just Good Old Fashioned Super-Fun
The Gang War is in full swing across the Spider-Man family of titles. In Amazing Spider-Man #41, a familiar pair
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Comicon’s Best Letterers Of 2023
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the strange year that
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Something About Hope: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #5
Mutantkind has fallen, and the old Vulture is circling, dead set on feasting upon the most devilish of X-Men. New
Read moreReview — ‘Captain America’ #3 Reveals The Emissary In A Very Clever Way
Steve Rogers has often found himself facing his past, but usually threats come from after the time he was given
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Right Choice, Wrong Execution — Reviewing ‘X-Men Blue: Origins’ #1
Origin stories are a dime a dozen when it comes to comic book characters who have existed for numerous decades.
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Review– ‘Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld’ Is A Fun But Slight Throwback
The original Secret Wars is the first crossover event in comics history. The 2015 semi-sequel is rightfully considered one of
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They Need To Talk: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #4
Masking one’s issues with displays of swashbuckling, heroics, and horniness cannot last. Eventually, they must actually confront those issues head-on.
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Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #38 Is A Little Gross And A Lot Of Fun
The events of Dark Web continue to haunt Spider-Man. In Amazing Spider-Man #38, that does spell trouble for Peter Parker,
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: Get To Know The Parkers In ‘Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows: Eight Years Later’
If you couldn’t tell, I love Spider-Man. Having grown up in he nineties, I’m very attached to the version of
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Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #37 Is Just Silly Fun
One of the craziest plots of the last year and a half of Amazing Spider-Man has been how much the
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Love In All The Wrong Places: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #3
X-Men and horniness are very old friends, skipping through time hand-in-hand. Sometimes though, it sure feels out of place. One
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They Really Do Love The Tail: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #2
New York City’s newest member of the web-slingers club, minus the slinging, might be in over his blue fuzzy head.
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It’s Not A Twilight Thing — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #11
Vengeful teens. Murderous symbiotes. Hobgoblins. Mental Health. Miles Morales has dealt with a lot lately. Add vampires to that list.
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No Thwips, Just BAMFs: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #1
Orchis have declared Earth a mutant-free zone. Good thing they’re not currently looking for a devilish teleporting-friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Life
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Review: ‘Captain America’ #1 Gives Steve — Not Cap — A New Mission
Steve Rogers is one of the best people in fiction. He’s the definition of “neutral good”- a hero that does
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Spidey’s First Hunt — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #33 Reviewed
One of the greatest Spider-Man stories of all time is Kraven’s Last Hunt, a chronicle of the darkest moment of
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Review — ‘Ultimate Invasion’ #3 Is Full Of Interesting Ideas And Not Much Else
Ultimate Invasion has already hit its penultimate issue, and it’s a lot of interesting. But does much happen inside? Jonathan
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The Longer It Goes, The More It Falls Apart: Reviewing ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #31
Amazing Spider-Man is in for some of its biggest stories of the volume so far. Amazing Spider-Man #31 sets that
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The Dark Web Returns: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ Annual #1 Reviewed
The Marvel Universe is a big place, but Spider-Man has more connections than any other. In Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1,
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #29 Explores A, Unexpected Villainous Rivalry
A lot of Spider-Man fans would argue about Peter Parker’s greatest rival. Amazing Spider-Man #29 finds the two at the
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Review: ‘X-Force’ #42 Is Back From The Future
X-Force has been setting up its dominoes (pun not intended) for nearly four years now. As the last arc before
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A Tale Of Captains And Falcons — Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #14
The Cold War has ended. The Captains America have some dangling matters to attend to as their books close out.
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #28 May Get Peter Parker Back On Track
After some of the most abysmal Spider-Man stories in Peter Parker’s history, Amazing Spider-Man really had nowhere to go but
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Review: ‘Ultimate Invasion’ #1 Is A Bold New Bunch Of Set-Up
The Ultimate Universe was one of Marvel’s greatest successes of the last thirty years. Unfortunately by its end in 2015,
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