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Starlord: Wastelanders #1 is a strange book. It is a one shot but still feels
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Demon Days Cursed Web is a spin on the X-Men Fairy Tales book with amazing
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There’s nothing more natural than a fantastic issue of X-Factor written by Peter David. Peter
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The more things change…. It doesn’t seem two minutes since X-Men #1 started the whole
“Nostalgia-Colored Glasses”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 12
The last two issues of the Paul Smith run deserve a special spotlight. Part of
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Review: Way of X #1
Way of X is a fascinating examination of the hubris brought on by the nation
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Fabian Nicieza is one of the most important creators of the X-Men lore during the
“A Red-Headed Red Herring“: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 11
As the X-Men line truly began to expand for the first time, Chris Claremont had
Review: Deadpool Nerdy 30 #1
Deadpool is turning 30 and Marvel has invited all his greatest creators to celebrate. What
Advance Review: X-Men Demon Days #1
X-Men Demon Days #1, written and drawn by Peach Momoko (Wynd, Vampirella) is a revelation.
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Having recently looked at the “back in the day’ X-Men Legends, I thought I might
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One of the casualties of the pandemic pushing comics back by months is the large
“You Dare Call That Thing– Human?!?”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 10
By the end of the Brood Saga, the X-Men had taken its first step into
“Seduction of the Innocent”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 9
When looking through the issues leading up to the Brood Saga, I“m reminded of Fredric
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As a lifelong X-Men fan since my childhood, I have a strong affection for X-Men
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