Review: Deadpool vs. X-Force #3
Duane Swierczynski, Pepe Larraz and Nolan Woodard left the reader in China at the turn of the 20th century, a fact which Deadpool is happy to remind the reader. The opening page starts off right with a good chu...
Review: The United States of Murder Inc. #4
The beginning of the story once again begins with a stroll down memory lane; this time Bendis takes us to New York City circa 1971. The power of the Five Families is front and center as they confront a stock br...
Review: Figment #2
Blarion Mercurial’s journey into a fantastical new world continues in Figment #2! The highlight of the book is of course the title character. Figment provides excellent comedic relief from having no clue what p...
Review: Storm #1
Storm #1 takes the reader on Storm’s journey to find out where she belongs. It is an interesting premise especially when Greg Pak unloads all of Storm’s identities and places she has called home on the second p...
Review: Deadpool vs. X-Force #2
Deadpool continues to change the course of history; this time his sights are set on the Battle of Gettysburg in the summer of 1863. Writer Duane Swierczynski is able to take full advantage of Deadpool’s ability...
Review: The United States of Murder Inc. #3
The third installment of The United States of Murder Inc. continues the world building Bendis began in the previous issue. The United States army is invading Cleveland against a well-fortified and entrenched ma...
Review: Magneto #3
Cullen Bunn once again begins the story with S.H.I.E.L.D. agents at the scene of Magneto’s latest encounter, still two steps behind. He does take a turn with how the story the witness is telling. The witness do...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool vs. X-Force #1
Right in time for the 4th of July, Marvel debuts Deadpool vs. X-Force #1 where the reader finds themselves in the midst of battle in Germantown, Pennsylvania right smack in the middle of the American Revolution...
Comic Book Review: Figment #1
Take a journey into the imagination of Blarion Mercurial. This is the premise of Jim Zub and Filipe Andrade’s Figment series. However, it can be quite a challenge to imagine once you are an adult.Zub begins the...
Comic Book Review: The United States of Murder Inc #2
Bendis and Oeming begin The United States of Murder Inc #2 with a familiar tale right out of the annals of history, not to mention giving nods to conspiracy theorists everywhere. The opening is great not becaus...