X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills Extended Cut #1 Adds New Content To A Classic Story
There were many new Marvel books that hit shelves this past week, but the one that really feels of the moment we’re in is nearly forty years old.
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Brawl Without Limits With WWE 2K Battlegrounds
This morning, details were unleashed about the upcoming WWE 2K Battlegrounds.
Ravencroft: Institute For The Criminally Insane, Hawkeye: Freefall Come To Satisfying Conclusions
Ravencroft: Institute For The Criminally Insane and Hawkeye: Freefall managed to tell some great stories that felt slightly off the beaten Marvel path.
Avengers: Empyre Lays The Ground For Marvel’s Summer Event
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.
In The Game: The Last Of Us Part II Is A Big Deal For More Than Just Gamers
With an eager audience starting their The Last of Us Part II adventure this weekend, possibilities for video games seem exciting than ever before.
Norman Osborn Is Back As The Green Goblin In Amazing Spider-Man #850
Spider-Man’s greatest foe, Norman Osborn, returns as the Green Goblin in the over-sized AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #850!
From Small to Success – The World of Twomorrows: Celebrating 25 Years of the Future of Fandom
The World of Twomorrows is as much about the house as it is about the comic industry and why it continues to matter to so many people.
Trailer Time: Bill and Ted Face The Music
Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves are back together for the first time in nearly 30 years in Bill and Ted Face The Music.
Avengers #33 Features Moon Knight And Is A Perfect Jumping On Point For Fans
Avengers #33 begins a new Moon Knight-centric storyline that is a great jumping on point for readers.
Hawkeye: Freefall #5 Hits Another Bull’s Eye
In Hawkeye: Freefall Clint Barton is witty and appealing, even when he’s messing up around his Avengers compatriots
No Heroine #1 Delivers A New Bite To Vampire Comics
Fresh takes on vampires aren’t easy in this day and age, but No Heroine #1 from Sour Point Press manages to deliver some bite.
Ravencroft #4 Continues To Build Up Marvel’s Institute for the Criminally Insane
If you haven’t been reading Ravencroft and you like your Marvel stories a little darker, you should definitely pick up the series.