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Some weeks, the collection of X-books published is totally random. Other weeks, there are unintentional commonalties across them. This is
Read moreSome weeks, the collection of X-books published is totally random. Other weeks, there are unintentional commonalties across them. This is
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Read moreIt’s a week light on annotations, but with a trio of “high-floor, low-ceiling” issues (and X-Men Infinity). Generation X-23 #4
Read moreIt’s another start of the week, and here’s hoping you had a good weekend. And here’s hoping you have a
Read moreAs we continue to enjoy a heatwave here in the UK, with some still denying a climate crisis, I’ve happily
Read moreThis summer, a horrifying new take on the Marvel Universe will debut. To build fan anticipation, Marvel has pulled back
Read moreAngel takes on a new form, Rogue doesn’t get absolution, X-Men United is still a terrible puzzle and more in
Read moreA big(?) reveal, the conclusion(?) of a long-running arc and more in this week’s Previously on X-Men! Magik And Colossus
Read moreWe are here once again. It’s Monday morning, and another week looms. That means another new comic book day, so
Read moreIt’s another week of mostly solo books, including the penultimate issue of Cyclops and a surprisingly entertaining Jubilee one-shot. This
Read moreRevealed yesterday, Marvel Comics is diving right into a horrific take on their biggest icons, as the Midnight universe debuts
Read moreMonday morning has come round once again. But, to alleviate you from the inevitable return to work, here’s all this
Read moreThis fall, the X-Men face the ultimate test, betrayal from one of their oldest and most trusted members, as the
Read moreThe first Saturday in May is Free Comic Book Day. It’s one of the biggest geek events of the year,
Read moreWrapping up April with a “miscellaneous” week of assorted titles. Generation X-23 #3 By Jody Houser, Jacopo Camagni & Marco
Read moreHere in the UK, we are celebrating the May Day Bank Holiday, but that doesn’t mean to say I can’t
Read moreArtist Luciano Vecchio’s star keeps rising, and it’s easy to see why. This year the superstar artist has created five
Read moreWelcome to the table, I recently had the opportunity to play the new Marvel MaXimum Collection, from Limited Run Games,
Read moreThis week, we get a fifth week of new comics, which means a very limited number of comics are coming
Read moreX-Men United is back with a second issue to lay its claim as one of the line’s flagship books, and
Read moreLate last week, Marvel Comics announced DNX, a late summer event featuring the X-Men and Fantastic Four fighting a massive
Read moreIt’s a double Uncanny X-Men week, with both issues playing around in the past, while an annoying Wolverine baddie (hopefully)
Read moreIt’s another week of new comic releases, and so another roundup of previews for all the various comics, both DC
Read moreIn September 2026, comics legend Alex Ross reveals a stunning new vision of the Marvel Universe in Marvel Dimensions as
Read moreWe welcome a series back into the mix, plus a Very Special April’s Fools Day issue of Deadpool, and more,
Read moreHere’s one of the things about adult collector geared action figures — sometimes translating a design to plastic just won’t
Read moreGiant-Sized Productions recently announced the latest guests to attend the fourth annual Uncanny Experience convention, Eric and Julia Lewald, the
Read moreGiant-Sized Productions announced recently that George Buza, whose mellifluous voice gave life to the animated Beast in both X-Men: The
Read moreIt’s a relatively quiet week, at least in terms of annotations, though Cyclops continues to be a pleasant success, and
Read moreIt’s Monday morning, and that can only mean one thing here at Comicon.com. A new week of comics and a
Read moreThe 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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