I still remember the first time I encountered the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. My middle school buddy Christian’s
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This issue of Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku comes with two numbers on its cover. However, it quickly becomes
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In a couple of key ways, Wolverine #3 is an improvement on the previous two issues of the series. It
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Marvel and Disney’s mash-ups have been a big hit since the beginning of 2023. In January, the publisher starts the
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With three solo books and two team books out this week from Marvel, there’s plenty of choice for all you
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Throughout much of X-Force #5, there are signs of the series growing into its own, and improving as a result.
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In terms of being the first issue of a new series, Psylocke #1 gets the job done. It provides a
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First Appearance: Journey into Mystery #97 (Oct 1963) cameo, Journey into Mystery #99 (Dec 1963) full. First Multimedia Appearance: Thor:
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A fresh new season of Marvel Snap starts this week, which means it’s time to look back at the season
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Since reacquiring the license for Star Wars comic books back in 2015, Marvel has mostly shied away from telling stories
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Who doesn’t love the Ewoks? A lot of people, actually — especially in the pre-Jar Jar Binks days of Star
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In Uncanny X-Men #232’s “Earthfall,” writer Chris Claremont and artists Marc Silvestri & Dan Green kick off the second “Brood
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Wolverine #2 is a ‘jelly doughnut’ comic. It “tastes” (ie looks) great, but there’s little substance to it. It’s all
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The question of comic book character creation is often a tricky one. Even in the simplest, most straight-forward origins, the
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Welcome to the table, “… An area wherein lies buried a mystery… a mystery known only to those who know
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An issue divided, Phoenix #4 manages to both significantly improve on previous issues while also underscoring the series’ ongoing issues.
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Whereas Star Wars concluded with a sweeping statement of thematic intent, Darth Vader #50 marks a more plot-focused and perfunctory
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… Well, except for the X-Men, Spider-Man and Batman family of titles that get their very own posts every week.
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Welcome to the table, Some years things just happen and you can’t make it to the biggest comic conventions on
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Located smack dab in the center of New York Comic Con 2024 show floor, the Marvel booth offers something for
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Subscription-based collectibles company Fanhome is entering the final frontier at New York Comic Con with a new line of Star
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In the wake of the political and cultural upheaval of the 1960s, horror rose to prominence once again in the
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Mystique #1 (of 5) Writer/Artist/Cover: Declan Shalvey The Uncanny X-Men #2 Writer: Gail Simone Artist/Cover: David Marquez Wolverine #2 Writer:
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Going all the way back to their debut in Star Wars: Rebels, the Inquisitors have had a problem. It’s one
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe was, and still is, a marvel in cohesive storytelling. It took characters from a wide
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The From the Ashes march continues, as the seemingly never -nding stream of new titles continues apiece. Sentinels #1 is
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Marvel Contest of Champions is introducing spooky superhero fun this October. The new content in the latest update includes new
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It’s hard to think of a more a water-treading comic than Wolverine Deep Cut #3. The retro charm and sheer
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By virtue of showing less blatant contempt for its characters, X-Factor #2 manages to clear the very low bar set
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It became clear well before Star Wars #50 that, while this iteration of the series was coming to a end,
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