Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #17 – Movies, Prejudice, and the Weight of Being a Mutant
Following the emotional and symbolic issue #16, Gail Simone returns in Uncanny X-Men #17 with a different kind of story less dark and myt...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #128
Tom Taylor’s Nightwing run has accustomed readers to stories grounded in Blüdhaven close to the people, focused on relationships, communi...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #16 – The Mysteries of Penumbra and an Inconclusive Ending
The new issue of Uncanny X-Men is, on one hand, a visual masterpiece, and on the other, a narrative riddle that frustrates more than it s...Read More
Comic Review: Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 1: Married with Children TP
Jonathan Hickman is a name that has electrified the comic book world for years. The writer behind groundbreaking works like Secret Wars , ...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #127 – Between the Streets of Blüdhaven and Fifth-Dimensional Chaos
After a short, lighter break in the previous issues, Nightwing #127 throws readers right back into the middle of major events that not on...Read More
Comic Review: Amazing Spider-Man #8 – a solid step forward, but still flawed
Joe Kelly returns with another installment of his story, in which Spider-Man faces the mysterious Hellgate. Issue #8 continues this thread...Read More
Comic Review: Amazing Spider-Man #7 – A Spectacle Without Soul
After the rather chaotic but intriguing sixth issue of Joe Kelly’s new run, it’s time for the continuation in Amazing Spider-Man #7 . This...Read More
Comic Review: Ultimate Wolverine #7 – Between Potential and Predictability
Ultimate Wolverine #7 is an example of a comic that, on one hand, has clear artistic potential and an interesting world, but on the other...Read More
Comic review: Absolute Batman #10– A Brutal, Thrilling Masterpiece
The tenth issue of the Absolute Batman series is a comic that shocks the reader from the first page and, moments later, inspires awe. Sco...Read More
Comic Review: Amazing Spider-Man #6 – One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
After a promising start to the new run, Joe Kelly continues his vision of Spider-Man’s adventures. Issue #6 faces a tough challenge on the...Read More
Comic Review: Ultimate Wolverine #6 – Introspection, Symbolism, and a Touch of Nostalgia
Ultimate Wolverine #6 is an issue that clearly stands out within the series, though not without its flaws. Chris Condon, along with a gue...Read More
Comic Review: Amazing Spider-Man #5 – Joe Kelly Closes Out His First Arc
“Amazing Spider-Man” has always been one of Marvel’s flagship titles and at the same time, one of its most problematic. The last few years...Read More
Comic Review: Absolute Batman #9 – Darkness, Bane, and Ark M in Full Force
The Absolute Batman series has proven from the very beginning that it can be brutal, fresh, and deeply engaging all at once. In issue #9,...Read More
Comic Review: Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #5
After the emotional turbulence of Spider-Geddon , it’s time for Gwen Stacy to return to her own turf and that’s exactly what “Spider-Gwen:...Read More
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