The most consistent Marvel book of 2022 returns for 2023, mid-story and therefore mid-problem. What would you expect from the creative mid of Kelly Thompson. Carol and the Binary Rescue Gang. are enjoying a soiree with flirting and drinks. Everyone is looking good, having fun, if it wasn’t for that pesky little mind-worm that hints… Read More: Review: Captain Marvel #45 (Lgy #179) »
Revenge tales always carry the darkest of tones. Be it The Empire Strikes Back, Revenge of the Sith, Payback or even Revenge; the Revenge of the Brood continues to cast strife for Carol and her little kind of family and possibly the worst of days for them all. Challenged by a Brood Queen infected Rogue,… Read More: Review: Captain Marvel #44 (Lgy #178) »
Today in the Toyverse I travel back into the Marvel Universe and examine a fan favorite character. Today we look at Beta Ray Bill. Now this version of Beta Ray Bill from what I can gather is based on his newer look, and although I am not familiar with that outfit, I still dig the… Read More: Diamond Select Toys Marvel Select Beta Ray Bill Figure Review »
Today in the the Toyverse we travel into the Marvel Universe to look at a new release from Diamond Select Toys. Up on the chopping block today is the Marvel Select The Vision action figure. A very special thank you to Diamond Select for sending this out to talk about today. Overall I have to… Read More: Diamond Select Toys Marvel Select The Vision Figure Review »
It’s a great time to be a Black Cat fan. Sure, her ongoing series has been cancelled, but it looks like she is becoming a player in. the Amazing Spider-Man book, has a decent little mini series in Iron Cat and an up and coming mini series with Mary Jane Watson, itself spawned from the… Read More: Review: Iron Cat #5 (of 5) »
If I have said it once, I have said it a million times; Captain Marvel, written by Kelly Thompson, is the best, most consistent book that Marvel publish bar none. Of course thats before the seemingly unending A.X.E event casts its judgemental eye over Carol Danvers. Like many in the Marvel Universe, Carol and her… Read More: Review; Captain Marvel #42 (Lgy #176) »
When you think of Spider-Man creators, you automatically go Stan lee and Steve Ditko, the OG for ol’ web head. As the years went by, others took up the mantle, nay, the great power and responsibility of chronicling Peter Parker’s adventures. Of those, from the modern era, writer Dan Slott and artist Mark Bagley stand… Read More: Review: Spider-Man #1 »
Another week and yet another Judgement Day crossover. These sorts of things suck if you are a reader like me who isn’t a big event person. It doubly sucks as this cross over follows bang after the Hellfire Gala crossover. Can we please get back to the regular programme which start out really well but… Read More: Review: Amazing Spider-Man #10 (Lgy #904) »
Of all the characters in the Marvel universe, one of the most costumed and to some extent, team member/leader, Clint Barton certainly has been around the block. From Hawkeye to Goliath, from Wild Pack to Avengers, it seems that Clint is something of a superhero hobo. Couple this with Marvel’s constant “never let a book… Read More: Advance Review: Thunderbolts #1 (of 5) »
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