Top 10 Comics for the Week of 5/27/2020
Moving forward for the next few weeks this list is going to be a bit
X-Men
“A Circle of Violence”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 4
It“s midway through the Claremont and Byrne run that the X-Men truly began to take
“The Day The X-Men Died!”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 3
John Byrne is an artist that needs no introduction, especially where the X-Men are concerned.
Review: Giant Size X-Men: Nightcrawler #1
The great delineation of quality quietly meanders its way, insidiously through the mutant half of
WITNESS THE BIRTH OF A NEW SUPER TEAM IN THE CHILDREN OF THE ATOM #1 TRAILER!
A new team of young mutant heroes have formed in the tradition of some of
Review: New Mutants #8
After the massive hostage disaster in Nebraska last issue, Ed Brisson uses New Mutants 8
Review: Giant Size X-Men: Jean Grey & Emma Frost #1
The recent Krakoan revolution continues somewhat unabated with new books and the new status quo
Review: Wolverine #1
The current Krakoa impact on the X-world is still planting it’s seeds. With a book
“Baptism of Fire”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 1
Although the X-Men are a concept that dates all the way back to 1963, the
Review: New Mutants #6
The greatest feat of the new X-Men Universe is the larger potential for new conflicts
CALLING ALL MUTANTS FOR THE X-MEN #1 TRAILER!
 A new dawn has broken for mutantkind, and their current status quo has sent reverberations
Review: Powers of X #2 (of 6)
In much the same vein as House #2, this issue looks to build on some
Review: House of X #2 (of 6)
With the resounding success of the first issues of both House and Power, this re-brand
Review: Powers of X #1 (of 6)
One of the things that that many of the creators of the X-Men have been
Review: House of X #1 (of 6)
For a while now, the X-book have been in a state of disrepair that no
Retro Review: Giant-Size X-Men #1
STORY Well, well what a pleasure to have this end up in my review folder.
Review: Uncanny X-Men #20
Running alongside the chaos that is this years multi-series X-Event, the main book, Uncanny X-Men
Movie Review: Dark Phoenix
MAJOR SPOILERS It“s 1975 and 8-year-old Jean Grey (Summer Fontana) is traveling with her parents
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 5/29/2019
Wow, what a week of comics. One of the best weeks of the year thus
Comics Let’s Talk: Dracula in Comics Part I
Join host and comic book historian Kevin Given as he gives you the history of
