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It’s another week of mostly solo books, including the penultimate issue of Cyclops and a surprisingly entertaining Jubilee one-shot. This
Read moreIt’s another week of mostly solo books, including the penultimate issue of Cyclops and a surprisingly entertaining Jubilee one-shot. This
Read moreIt’s another solo-heavy week of X-books, in which Cyclops once again sets a standard none of the other solo books
Read moreIt’s a relatively quiet week, at least in terms of annotations, though Cyclops continues to be a pleasant success, and
Read moreAll else aside, this week’s books feature two things that define the current X-office; an emphasis on solo series, and
Read moreScott Summers has been wrongfully branded the X-Men’s stick in the mud for at least the last thirty years. In
Read moreThe pre-“Age of Revelation” culling continues as three books come to an end, and a different “Age of…” series begins
Read moreA conclusion can be a powerful thing, even when it comes for characters whose stories never actually have true conclusions.
Read moreWhile they’re used to fighting in the shadows, the series title protagonists were less ready for shadows who fight back.
Read moreA solid patch of X-books this week, with only one big stinker (and even then, it’s more “blah” than “bad”)
Read moreEven MORE Wolverines and Deadpools, outsmarting the Mad Thinker and more in this week’s X-books! Avengers #28 by Jed MacKay
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 moreDeath and the mercenary with a mouth are really old friends. Clearly, the word dead is even in his codename.
Read moreNow that the (surely sales bumping) spider-web filled crossover is behind them, the Deadpools can get back to business. Right
Read moreNothing like some father/daughter bonding over death, mobster killing training montages, and taking morally shady crossover inducing assassination contracts. Obviously
Read moreBeing Deadpool ain’t easy. Corporate drones, her father’s ex, a big (head) super villain cameo, and more to deal with.
Read moreNothing prouder than for a parent to watch their child grow up, gain a healing factor, and do mercenary fieldwork.
Read moreKrakoa and resurrection might be gone — but for some in the Marvel Universe, not dying is still all the
Read moreWade Wilson is a businessman! Not a great one, but every business owner has to start somewhere, even bad ones.
Read moreHow do a mercenary and their alien-symbiote dog mend their broken hearts? Why, by racking up a body count, of
Read moreIn August 1992, Peter David and Rick Leonardi debuted Spider-Man 2099. In March, David returns to his flagship Marvel creation
Read moreWith so many illustrators crammed into New York Comic Con’s Arist Alley this year, there were plenty of opportunities for
Read moreThree new Spider-Man comics out this Wednesday 27th June from Marvel. And, you can get a sneak peek at all
Read moreWritten by: Alex Paknadel Art by: Rogê Antônio, Erick Arciniega CLETUS KASADY IS BACK IN A BLOODY NEW VISION OF
Read moreWritten by: Alex Paknadel Art by: Rogê Antônio, Erick Arciniega “CLETUS KASADY IS BACK! Years ago, Peter Parker spurned the
Read moreWritten by: Ram V. Art by: Rogê Antônio Cover by: Kendrick Lim “The Carnage symbiote traveled to Asgardian Hel with
Read moreWritten by: Ram V. Art by: Rogê Antônio CARNAGE IN HELL—PART II! With violence and glory on its mind, the
Read moreWritten by: Edgar Delgado, Fabian Nicieza, Alex Segura, Carlos Hernandez, Zoraida Cordova Art by: Marcelo Costa, Rogê Antônio, Yasmin Flores
Read moreWritten by: Ram V. Art by: Rogê Antônio Cover by: Kendrick Lim “The Carnage symbiote has a bloodlust unlike any
Read moreCarnage has proven to be one of Marvel’s most popular and terrifying villains over and over again. Now the alien
Read moreWritten by: Rainbow Rowell Art by: Rogê Antônio Cover by: Jen Bartel “Jack of Hearts is back, and it’s up
Read moreWritten by: Rainbow Rowell Art by: Rogê Antônio One of the most dangerous things in the Marvel U lands in
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