Gideon Falls #27 Review: A Perfect Ending to a Mind-Boggling Tale
The end of Gideon Falls has arrived. Nearly three years after the Eisner-winning comic first hit shelves, it closes up shop in a monstrous finale over four times the size…
Ghost Rider: Return of Vengeance #1 Review: A Comic Pulled From the 90s Rack, For Better or For Worse
As the title implies, Ghost Rider: Return of Vengeance #1 brings back the iconic 90s Marvel character Michael Badilino a.k.a. Vengeance. Co-creator Howard Mackie even returns to script this one-shot…
King in Black: Iron Man Shows Off What His Symbiote Suit Can REALLY Do
In Marvel’s King in Black crossover, Iron Man’s new Extremis-infused symbiote armor is even more incredible in action than it seems in theory.
Marvel Reveals New Maestro Series
Last week saw Marvel published Maestro #5, the conclusion of the mini-series from the character’s creator Peter David that finally told the untold story of his origins. This future version…
Marvel’s Gambit Just Got A Major Power Upgrade
Marvel just X-Men‘s Gambit a major power upgrade, in the most nonchalant way. It took place in the pages of Marvel Comics‘ Excalibur #16, as the new Excalibur team from…
Wonder Woman: How the Amazon Hero REALLY Learned to Fly
From using an Invisible Jet to gliding on wind, Wonder Woman had quite a few years of crawling before she learned to fly on her own.
Wonder Woman 1984 Director Thanks Cheetah Creator Who Was Missing From Credits
Wonder Woman 1984 officially made its debut this last weekend, letting audiences finally see the film both in theaters and HBO Max. As the latest live-action version of the iconic…
Ms. Marvel Finally Proves Herself to Her Greatest Foe In Her Marvel Civil War
In the latest issue of Ms. Marvel, she teamed up with her current foe to battle a greater enemy and might have redeemed herself in his eyes.
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Dark Nights Metal #1 Hits a Strong, Familiar Note
The final Tales from the Dark Multiverse special reimagines a vision of Dark Nights: Metal that hews more than little close to Death Metal.