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Infinity Countdown: Darkhawk #2 // Review
Chris wants to stop the Fraternity of Raptors. What could possibly go wrong?
Ben Reilly: The Scarlet Spider #19 // Review
With magic yet again rearing its ugly head in Vegas, will Ben just leave town?
X-Men Blue #28 // Review
Like all things good or bad, Cry Havok comes to a close. But does the story deliver a good ending worthy of the story?
The Immortal Hulk #1 // Review
A Hulk that disturbs the audience and leaves them questioning whether or not he’s the good guy.
Astonishing X-Men #12 // Review
It’s the X-Men’s last stand against the Shadow King. Will they be able to defeat him or will his evil infect the world?
Infinity Countdown: Darkhawk #1 // Review
Once more brought back from obscurity, Darkhawk is here to be a street cop and fight alien dictators.
Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider #18 // Review
When people complain about decompressed storytelling in the future, this will likely become a solid example of the concept.
Captain America #701 // Review
Shifting from dystopian to utopian futures, Mark Waid seems either unwilling or unable to write a contemporary Captain America story
Weapon H #3 // Review
A giant Hulk-Wolverine hacking into monsters
Old Man Logan #40 // Review
Can Logan stop the Purifiers from using one of the X-Men’s own to kill mutants?
The Mighty Thor: At the Gates of Valhalla // Review
It’s clear Aaron is not done with Jane..
X-Men Blue #27 // Review
Havok’s cabal to take over the world and mutantkind with the creation known as Mothervine.
Old Man Logan #39 // Review
Old Man Logan #39 pulls double duty. It’s a great place for new readers to jump into the book and it moves things forward
Astonishing X-Men #11 // Review
Can the X-Men stop Proteus from giving the world its dreams, nightmares and all? And what member of the team has a dark secret that could shatter the whole thing?
Venom #164 // Review
Writer Mike Costa, penciler Mark Bagley, inker Scott Hanna, and colorist Dono Sanchez-Almara are the team behind issue 164 of the Venom solo. In it, Costa sets up for what is claimed to be this fall's “epic Venom saga.”
Avengers #1 // Review
And there came a day unlike any other, when Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness premiered the greatest Avengers team in years.
Venom #165 // Review
Costa tries to wrap up the Venom present with a white arachnid bow.