Previously On X-Men: The Outliers Become The New Mutants In A Twisty-Turny ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #26
It’s a double Uncanny X-Men week, with both issues playing around in the past, while an annoying Wolverine baddie (hopefully)
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Review — ‘G.I. Joe Sssilent Missions: Crimson Guard’ #1 Pulls Off A Twice Tough Challenge
Crafting an all silent issue – a comic without any dialogue bubbles or captions – is challenging enough on its
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Force Matters: All In The Maul
It’s a special Force Matters: All Maul Edition, as the first two episodes of Maul: Shadow Lord drop the same
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #16 Continues The Surprise Reveals
Co-writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci create a mostly solid script. However, editors Christina Harrington and Sarah Brunstad miss two
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TV Review – With “Shoot The Moon”, ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Is Already Killing Time
Nothing in the young second season of Daredevil: Born Again makes it more clear that the creative team is viewing
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Deadpool April Pool’s Day’ #1 Is A Pleasant Surprise
We welcome a series back into the mix, plus a Very Special April’s Fools Day issue of Deadpool, and more,
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Review: ‘Royals’ #1 Gambles Big On Characterization
Writer plus cover artist Derek Kirk Kim, along with interior and cover artist Jacob Perez, concoct a debatably decent first
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Review: Keeping The West Weird With ‘Carmen Red Claw #3’
Welcome to the table, It’s a little wild and a little strange when you make your home down on the
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Previously On X-Men: Boom-Boom Shines In The Spotlight Of ‘Inglorious X-Force’ #3
It’s a rough week for the continuity-minded, as both the current retro miniseries make some notable flubs. Thankfully, Inglorious X-Force
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TV Review: ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Season 2 And The Problem Of Verisimilitude
The first season of Daredevil: Born Again is a mess. Originally envisioned as clean-ish break from the earlier Daredevil series
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Men United’ #1 Poorly Executes A Strong Premise
The big launch this week is X-Men United, which has been positioned as a flagship book for the line. It’s…not
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Advance Review: ‘Is Ted OK?’ #2 Has Multiple Possible Answers
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm creates a second issue in this series that is nearly as strong as the
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Review: ‘Transformers’ #30 Ends The Latest Arc With A Pleasant Zag
Where the previous issue was a rock ’em sock ’em all-out action issue, Transformers #30 closes out the book’s current
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Force Matters: ‘Star Wars: Shadows Of Maul’ #1 Is A Strong — If Maul-less — Start
No word yet on a relaunched Star Wars title or any kind of general direction for the Marvel line, but
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #9 Become Drab and Fab
Writer Rick Remender types up plenty of good banter while having a few moments that feel a little too intentionally
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy St. Patrick’s Day Special’ Lucks Out
Dick Tracy St. Patrick’s Day Special (2026) has holiday theming, yet it reads somewhat like an annual might — at
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Previously On X-Men: The X-Men Battle Lazy Creators And It Looks Great In ‘X-Men Annual’ #1
Avengers end! Moonstar begins! X-Men gets an annual but its X-Men aren’t in it! All that and more in this
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Review — ‘Iron Man’ #2 Is A Stronger Launch For The Series
Having exorcised my angst about Marvel’s perpetual reboot-itis (or at least received brief relief by venting my frustrations), I feel
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Review: ‘Exploit’ #1 Starts To Butt-Kick Corporate Bias
Writers Laura Hudson and Tim Leong bring readers an extremely relevant story. Its relevance is mostly from the plot. Yet,
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Force Matters: Saving The Galaxy In ‘Star Wars: Jar Jar’ #1
It’s a celebration of Jar Jar Binks as Ahmed Best helps craft a team-up between the two Star Wars characters
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Love Really Does Hurt — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #10
Beware, while love is grand, there is also the powerful all-encompassing consuming type that can hit anyone at any time.
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Advance Review: Olivia Sullivan’s ‘Oracles’ Pushes Boundaries
Writer and illustrator Olivia Sullivan creates a unique graphic novel with Oracles (2026). This is especially true with how the
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Previously on X-Men: ‘X-Men’ #25 Nazi-Punches Its Way To The Top
We get both flagship books and a heaping helping of Wolverine in an overall strong week for X-books! Generation X-23
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Advance Review: Sloppy Visuals Shatter The Illusion Of ‘Malevolent’ #2
Ultimately, art is about escapism — transporting us somewhere we are not to inform, persuade, or influence us.
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #5 Concludes The First Arc
Writer Frank J. Barbiere conceives of a mostly fantastic script for this concluding chapter of the first arc. Still, it
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Force Matters: ‘Star Wars’ #9 Races To The End Of The Line
We’re down to the flagship book as the last series standing — and its end is nigh, with this being
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Advance Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox’ #4 Has Optimism
Writer Dan Watters creates a script that, in single-issue form, seems to rush a bit in order to conclude this
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Cyclops #1’ Comes Out Strong
All else aside, this week’s books feature two things that define the current X-office; an emphasis on solo series, and
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Review: ‘Iron Man’ #1 And The Problem Of Modern Relaunch Fatigue
The modern superhero comic landscape, especially at Marvel Comics, is lousy with relaunches. Seemingly every creative team change or significant
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Previously On X-Men: Magik Is Back And Better Than Ever
Two weeks ago, we had six X-books. Last week, zero (hence no Previously on X-Men). This week, five. Next: two.
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Force Matters: ‘Legacy Of Vader’ Concludes On Artistic High Note
It’s another quiet week in Star Wars comics — and a sad one, as the best series of the current
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