Complex dynamics between Nadia and her friends play out in a story that further examines the hero’s psychology.
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Doctor Strange #11 // Review
Respectably entertaining issue-length combat with a powerful entity.
Uncanny X-Men #12 // Review
Can Cyclops and Wolverine rescue some of the few remaining X-Men from O.N.E.’s clutches?
Return Of Wolverine #5 // Review
Can Logan foil Persephone and Soteira’s evil plan?
Thor #10 // Review
ALL-FATHER ODIN, FATHER OF RUIN! ODIN being an actual FATHER?!
Killmonger #4 // Review
Killmonger’s turning point, will this push him over the edge?
Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #5 // Review
She’s got band practice with Mary Jane. Then she’s got a date with Harry Osborn. Then she’s got to help a few people out. And stop a bank robbery.
Gunhawks #1 // Review
David and Maria Lapham cast a reasonably thoughtful gaze into the prices paid for “progress.”
Old Man Quill #1 // Review
Sacks’ composition of the first issue is thoughtfully put-together.
Immortal Hulk #13 // Review
is the IMMORTAL HULK too strong for Hell?
West Coast Avengers #7 // Review
Marvel Boy returns as the West Coast Avengers can’t get beyond Thunderdome!
Man Without Fear #5 // Review
With everyone pushed away, friend and foe alike, can Matt Murdock overcome his fear of life?
Wolverine: The Long Night #2 // Review
Benjamin Percy continues to develop a somewhat satisfying comic book adaptation of his full-cast audio drama podcast.
Marvelous X-Men #1 // Review
Seeing the team act in perfect coordination as shining heroes is pleasantly jarring.
Uncanny X-Men #11 // Review
Cyclops and Wolverine return from the dead only to find the X-Men gone. Can they rebuild the fragile relationship between mutatnkind and humanity before the next disaster?
Doctor Strange #10 // Review
Doctor Stephen Strange: He’s the Master of the Mystic Arts. He’s the Sorcerer Supreme of Earth’s Dimension. And he’s in debt. (Magically speaking.)
Cloak and Dagger #2 // Review
A story with a shrewd sense of composition.
Age of X-Man Alpha #1 // Review
It’s like Norman Rockwell with mutants.
Unstoppable Wasp #4 // Review
All Nadia van Dyne has to do is fix everything. And everyone…and invent something.