Review: Amazing Spider-Man #54
I have been keeping an eye on this book for quite some time. That might
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Advance Review: The Union #1 (of 5)
I feel that Marvel have always had a soft spot for the UK, well apart
Review: Avengers: Marvels Snapshots #1
There is a fine line between a tribute and a parody and unfortunately due to
Review: Black Widow #3
Marvel, Marvel, Marvel. You have to marvel at the way that Marvel do not let
ADVANCE REVIEW: Marvel: The First 80 Years: The True Story of a Pop-Culture Phenomenon
Review by ‘The Professor’ Bud Young, Host of No-Prize Podcast Visually stunning. This is the
Review: Spider Woman #5 (LGCY #100)
I am not sure I agree with the Marvel idea of legacy numbers across books
Review: Captain Marvel #22
The next new arc for Captain Marvel starts here, with a throwback to a recent
REVIEW: SPIDER-MAN NOIR #4 (OF 5)
It“s still a bit tough getting past the point that this Spider-Man Noir series isn“t
Review: Captain Marvel #21
Carol’s involvement in the whole Empyre, at least in her own book, comes to an
Review: Hellions #3
With all the new “X” stuff going on and the constant everything is not the
Review: Spider-Woman #3
Twitter has been awash with some big news over the last week or so. No,
Review: Black Cat #12
Where there is Tony Stark, you can bet your bottom dollar there will be a
Review: Star Wars: Darth Vader #3
Set after The Empire Strikes Back, this series tries to add some evil to the
REVIEW: X-Men/Dark Ages: Free Comic Book Day 2020 #1
Marvel“s Free Comic Book Day offering for 2020 is certainly a tale of two very
Review: Spider-Woman #2
Just once, I think I would like to read a new series that doesn’t automatically
Review: Black Cat #11
Its an odd month for cat lovers. On one hand you have 80 years of
Review: Marvel’s Spider-Man The Black Cat Strikes #4 (of 5)
Black Cat is going through something of a resurgence at the moment. I have been
Review: Spider-Verse #4 (of 6)
Spider-Verse #4 is a important issue in that it introduces a new writer to Marvel
Review: Captain America: The End #1
Captain America: The End brings a classic Image creator back to the fold in amazing
Why Comic Shops Matter
One of the greatest dangers of the global pandemic, beyond the horrible loss of life,
