You know creators are doing something right when you finish a book and your immediate thought is “I can’t wait to see what comes next.”
The Trail of Magneto puts the titular character at the fore following the death of the Scarlet Witch during the Hellfire Gala.
Already seeded in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics looks to entice curious readers with their time travelling big-bad: Kang The Conqueror!
There’s a lot to choose from for us Spidey fans right now, and for all the differences in storylines, both Extreme Carnage and Sinister War are worthwhile reads.
With Moon Knight #1, Jed MacKay and Alessandro Cappuccio have found that often-elusive balance between character development and action that only the comics medium can deliver.
Experience the direct sequel to 1986’s Aliens, in Marvel Comics’ next installment in the terrifying, fan-favourite, science fiction franchise!
With the Marvel Voices initiative, innumerable readers can feel genuine joy and comfort to see themselves reflected on the page.
In Venom #200, Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman wrap up their Venom journey, and set up lots of great opportunities for the incoming creative team.
At a time when the world is finally starting to feel like its becoming a bit of a happier place, the Hellfire Gala is giving all of us a reason to party.
The Hellfire Gala kicked off this past week with Hellions #12, X-Force #20, and Marauders #20, all of them distinct while also demonstrating the uniformity of the event.
This week it’s a look at four solid books that came out from Marvel over the last week, including Fantastic Four and more Heroes Reborn.
Way Of X asks big questions, and looks to be setting up new aspects of the status quo on Krakoa.
