Hey there, film score lovers! Welcome to another edition of CS Score. This time we’re taking a look at La-La Land Records’ amazing expanded scores for Michael Kamen’s X-Men and John Ottoman’s X2: X-Men United. We also spoke with American Murder: The Family Next Door composer Nainita Desai, who revealed her unique scoring process for… Read More »
Having recently looked at the “back in the day’ X-Men Legends, I thought I might be a good idea to catch up with the current run featuring Marvel’s merry mutants. Say what you will say when comparing the two era’s, one thing remains consistent; there is very rarely a good jumping on issue. Case in… Read More »
One of the casualties of the pandemic pushing comics back by months is the large amount of political content in current comics, which feels entirely anachronistic with the election behind us. That said there will always be a place for comics filled with political intrigue. X-Men 16 gives us a full issue of talking heads,… Read More »
By the end of the Brood Saga, the X-Men had taken its first step into becoming a franchise title for Marvel. While Chris Claremont had told years of stories with the X-Men by this time, some referenced or featured in other titles, the main adventures were told completely in one series, Uncanny X-Men. By this… Read More »