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Sixty-four years ago, four adventurers boarded an experimental rocket, blasting into an unknown future. Now, later this week, the quartet
Read moreSixty-four years ago, four adventurers boarded an experimental rocket, blasting into an unknown future. Now, later this week, the quartet
Read moreUncanny X-Men writer Gail Simone made her second appearance at the Uncanny Experience X-Men convention in Minneapolis on July 12th
Read moreThe Fantastic Four are having one of their best years in their history thanks to their upcoming new film. In
Read moreA universe in chaos, cast into a furious war, is but a game to a duo of mysterious shadowy figures.
Read moreIn honor of the 25th anniversary of the animated X-Men: Evolution, the Uncanny Experience X-Men fan convention hosted a celebratory
Read moreFelicia Hardy is one of Marvel’s most exciting morally and ethically grey figures. In August though, Black Cat goes full
Read moreIn the present, this week’s X-books feature a trio of titles launching new storylines, while in the past, Chris Claremont
Read moreMarvel Snap is going all-in with the Marvel Cinematic Universe synergy for its July 2025 “Fantastic 4” season, tying in
Read moreWelcome to the week and our regular Monday morning look at the comics DC Comics and Marvel are publishing this
Read moreHe visually redefined comics for a generation. In September, he returns to the universe that made him famous as X-Men
Read moreYesterday Marvel revealed the big event they’ve been teasing for months- first in vague teases, then in a promo out
Read moreEver read a comic book that comic booked so hard that it was like pure joy to turn every page?
Read moreThe Winter Soldier is no more. Unfortunately, Logan, the man formerly and currently known as Wolverine, can’t catch a break.
Read moreMarvel Comics and DC Comics are returning to the days of the intercompany crossover in September’s Deadpool/Batman. The one-shot promises
Read moreMarvel Comics is continuing their focus on some of the biggest names in comics. In September, superstar J. Scott Campbell
Read moreEven MORE Wolverines and Deadpools, outsmarting the Mad Thinker and more in this week’s X-books! Avengers #28 by Jed MacKay
Read moreReal Name: Clea Strange First Appearance: Strange Tales #126 (August 1964) First Multimedia Appearance: Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of
Read moreWhat’s more jam-packed, stabby, and fourth wall breaking than a Deadpool/Wolverine series? How about Wolverines And Deadpools as a series?
Read moreWelcome to the week and I do hope those of you celebrating over the weekend had a good one! But
Read moreSteve Rogers has struggled for some time to have a series that’s grabbed my attention. With the latest Captain America
Read moreIn the short life of this young series, it has been at its best when it leans into the fact
Read moreFirst Appearance: Strange Tales #126 (November 1964) First Multimedia Appearances: Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1994) voiced by Ed Gilbert (animation),
Read moreA new week and the prospect of a July 4th celebration by the end means this should be a good
Read moreSpider-Man & Wolverine #2 and Wolverine and Kitty Pryde #3 offer different ways to do “issue long fight scene” stories,
Read moreHe’s run rampant through Walt Disney Pictures and the Disney Parks. Now Experiment 626 is coming to Earth-616 as Marvel
Read moreAfter the huge announcement of DC Comics and Marvel Comics’ first intercompany crossover in nearly twenty years — Deadpool/Batman —
Read moreOver the last year, writer David Pepose has become known for translating beloved cartoons into comic book series, from Space
Read moreAchilles Fairchild won the battle against Moon Knight. He left the caped vigilante broken, beaten, and beside himself for some
Read moreThe journey to Amazing Spider-Man #1000 has begun and the first part of the celebration is a big deal. Comics
Read moreWolves run through a snowy tableau. A man runs along with them. They are being hunted, man and beast alike.
Read moreThe first issue of this new, post-Return of the Jedi-set, volume was relatively expansive in its focus, dropping each of
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