Marauders #1 Review I absolutely love surprising books. I like being excited about certain books then just being completely blown away by them. Marauders is one of those books. Hitting every House of X and Powers of X book week after week then starting up the newest X-Men book felt like a bit much. Then […]
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X-Men #1 (2019) Review The dominoes from House of X and Powers of X may have fallen but the dust is certainly still settling in X-Men #1 (2019). The house that Xavier built has outgrown itself and quite literally expanded its roots far more reaching than he could ever have imagined. Krakoa has opened its
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House of X and Powers of X Review House of X and Powers of X are six part books staggering each other, each week. With this, it felt appropriate to review them both at once since they should be enjoyed together. Of course you could read one without the other, but I can assure you
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X-Men Red #1 Review Marvel Comics keeps dropping X-Men books like they’re painting by numbers, starting with Gold, which is arguably the best, then Blue and now Red. Each X-Men team is unique with different members having different ideas of what the purpose of an X-Man is. X-Men Red, a team derived of very powerful
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Check out the X-Men: Days of Future Past Final Trailer here if you haven’t done so already! The Dork Knight’s X-Men Days of Future Past Review During the climax of X2: X-Men United (my favorite from the original trilogy), Magneto says to Professor X as he sits inside Cerebro helpless, “How does it look from there Charles? Still fighting
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The newest Marvel Knights series have been very enjoyable. X-Men went into the dirty south and found much more than what they were looking for, and Spider-Man ended up being one of favorite comics of the year, not that I had higher expectations of MK Hulk, but the pressure was definitely on for it to
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First off we’ve got another Marvel Knights for you. Marvel Knights X-Men if the title of the post didn’t spoil that one for you. MK X-Men distances itself from the larger portion of the Marvel universe, but still maintains the “searching for new mutants” story arc. Wolverine, Kitty, and Rogue are perfect for this book,
Marvel Knights X-Men and the US Luge team on Valiant’s Unity. This weeks reviews. Read More »
X-Men: Days of Future Past There is only one word: EPIC. So, I thought I was in love with the new Cap trailer, I was wrong. This X-Men: Days of Future Past trailer has really captured my heart. I’m thoroughly convinced that it is impossible not to be excited for this movie. I’m so impressed
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I’m not spoiling anything for you here, Nightcrawler is still dead, and by the wraparound cover you can see he’s clearly swashbuckling. Amazing X-Men has its first five part series starring everyone’s favorite blue teleporting demon guy, Nightcrawler. I know he’s been my favorite blue teleporting demon guy since the X-Men Arcade game. How could
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Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, sticking exclusively to DC, or salivating over all of the start-up indie books, you’ve probably noticed the Marvel universe is in shambles. Marvel as a company isn’t in dire straights like it was in the nineties, but rather the actual universe has been spiraling out of control since
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Cable and X-Force #1 Review “Wanted” This week Marvel NOW! brings you an X-Force book, and to not get it confused with January’s Uncanny X-Force, they added Cable to the title. Pretty sneaky them guys there. If you’ve been reading Marvel at all, you know there was some kind of battle royale between the Avengers
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Uncanny Avengers #1 Review Marvel NOW! starts…now, with Uncanny Avengers among other well known titles getting a few polishing touches. Rick Remender (Uncanny X-Force) and John Cassaday (Astonishing X-Men) join forces as they attempt to assemble two powerhouse teams into one cohesive unit. The Phoenix force has been dealt with for now, Scott Summers is
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