Occupy Avengers is one of Marvel’s best written books. Some people have disliked the politicization of comics, but it can be done well. If you’re interested in how, check out this review. Occupy Avengers #1-2: Wet Willy Writer: David F. Walker Artist: Carlos Pacheco Inker: Rafael Fonteriz Colorist: Sonia Oback Letterer: Clayton Cowles (1) &…
All-New Wolverine #18 Writer – Tom Taylor Artist – Nik Virella Colorist- Michael Garland Letterer- Cory Petit Cover Artist- David Lopez Editors- Mark Paniccia & Christina Harrington Editor-In-Chief- Axel Alonso
Champions #6: Writer – Mark Waid; Artist – Humberto Ramos This month’s issue of Champions was a major cool down from the blatant metaphorical attack on the United States government’s questionable leadership in #5. Did I mention that I loved that? In this issue, Ms. Marvel sets the team up for some 3v3 action with Hulk,…
Sometime during Jonathan Hickman’s ambitious three year Avengers’ epic, arguably seven years if you include his Fantastic Four run, a term emerged among his fans; “In Hickman, We Trust.” Hickman, notorious for his grand plans and often criticized for slowly unraveling them, asked Marvel and their readers to put their faith in him. Marvel did…
Sometime during Jonathan Hickman’s ambitious three year Avengers’ epic, arguably seven years if you include his Fantastic Four run, a term emerged among his fans; “In Hickman, We Trust.” Hickman, notorious for his grand plans and often criticized for slowly unraveling them, asked Marvel and their readers to put their faith in him. Marvel did…
Sometime during Jonathan Hickman’s ambitious three year Avengers’ epic, arguably seven years if you include his Fantastic Four run, a term emerged among his fans; “In Hickman, We Trust.” Hickman, notorious for his grand plans and often criticized for slowly unraveling them, asked Marvel and their readers to put their faith in him. Marvel did…
Let’s take a look at love this week in the Marvel 616 Universe, since you know, Valentine’s Day and what not. Well, we’re off to a nice happy start, as Clint gets to watch his ex-wife get shot down in front of him (it really is a recurring trait in their relationship, poor Clint.) Maybe…
It seems like in the NOW, Marvel seems all about making it rain with number ones, which I guess makes us, the readers, strippers in this weird analogy of mine. I know everyone and their mother will be talking about the new Ms. Marvel this week, so I’ll take a look at the fine gentlemen…
This week for the MMA Review segment, I check in on a couple books I haven’t been reading for awhile, one of which I never picked up in the first place. How do they hold up for a new(ish) reader? Superior Spider-Man #26: Goblin Nation Prelude (Written by Dan Slott, drawn by Humberto Ramos, Marcos…
FF #16: For All We Have And Are (Written by Lee Allred/Matt Fraction, Drawn by Laura/Mike Allred, epilogue written by Lee Allred/Karl Kesler, drawn by Joe Quinones.) My first reviewing job I ever got was FF #3 over at Spider-Man Crawlspace, so it kind of saddens me that the first of these two reviews is…
Mixed Marvel Arts 