Friendly Fascism Rears Its Ugly Head In Fantastic Four #15
Fantastic Four #15 offers the readers a very different perspective to the one you may have expected after last issue’s
Read moreFantastic Four #15 offers the readers a very different perspective to the one you may have expected after last issue’s
Read moreIf there’s something us comic book readers can all agree with its that we often look back at our past
Read moreThe Fantastic Four are celebrated at the National Air and Space Museum for the flight of Marvel-1, the fateful ship the FF flew into the cosmic rays which granted them their powers. However, Reed can’t shake the feeling that the flight should have been a success, and Johnny wants to try it again. Are the Fantastic Four going to recreate their first flight?
Read moreFantastic Four #14 is out this Wednesday as we take a peek back in time to that fateful first rocket
Read moreFantastic Four #11 is another issue that allows for some breathing space from the main action that has bombarded Marvel’s
Read moreFantastic Four #11 from Dan Slott and Paco Medina is out this week from Marvel, and Doctor Doom is back, and
Read moreFantastic Four, at its best, reminds us all of the importance of family, friends and community, and what better way
Read moreLast issue saw Susan Storm literally unmasking the scarred visage of Victor Von Doom to the world, and he wasn’t
Read moreThe Avengers most recent saga reaches #3 this week with Marvel’s Avengers: No Road Home #3 from Al Ewing, Jim Zub,
Read moreWelcome back! We were delayed a little bit by the holiday and a vacation last week. One again though, we
Read moreI’m not sure that the comics-reading world actually needed Marvel Comics’ weekly, 16-part “Avengers: No Surrender” event — but I’m
Read moreThe Avengers: No Surrender event is coming up in January, starting with Avengers # 675, and Marvel are teasing the
Read moreIn his fourth “Secret Empire” tie-in on U.S.Avengers, Al Ewing provides a wonderful portrait of one of his most
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