From the House of Ideas: When Reading Feels Like a Chore
Somewhere along the current X-Men timeline, things just became too dense and complex.
Somewhere along the current X-Men timeline, things just became too dense and complex.
In Wasp #1 Kasia Nie delivers vivid and beautiful character moments and action that will keep your eyes lingering on the page.
X-Men Red and Immortal X-Men forward the A.X.E. Judgment Day event, while Amazing Spider-Man #900 celebrates 60 years of Spidey.
Discover the roots of Thor: Love and Thunder in two new Jane Foster-centric collections.
Even if you’ve never given this particular team a thought, Defenders #1 is a feast for your eyes, and well worth gazing upon.
It’s always fun to see writers play in each other’s playgrounds, and in The Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place, Jeff Lemire does a solid job maintaining the tone Al Ewing has honed for The Immortal Hulk
Al Ewing, who has been steering the Hulk ship with the Immortal Hulk series goes deep into the psyche of Jennifer Walters.
Empyre #4 is full of meaningful storyline developments that will matter even after the event comes to its conclusion.
Considering what the world is going through right now, we need some blockbuster stories to keep us entertained. Empyre #1 is that story.
Avengers: Empyre managed to get me interested in the summer storyline, and I don’t think I can pay it a bigger compliment than that.
If you haven’t been reading the previous Guardians of the Galaxy books, this first issue is an excellent place to begin.
Before the debut issue of EMPYRE lands, two all-new essential one-shots will pave the way to this grand event.