Cyclops goes back to the Danger Room in this issue #3 variant cover by Ben Harvey
Now sporting all the best cybernetic enhancements, will the newest Reaver, Tearjerker, finally have the power to best Cyclops?

Now sporting all the best cybernetic enhancements, will the newest Reaver, Tearjerker, finally have the power to best Cyclops?
Writer Fred Kennedy joins The ComicsXF Interview Podcast to talk about his new Mad Cave Studios series, The Florida Hippopotamus Cocaine Massacre.
Check out Sink Your Teeth In, a sapphic vampire noir, now on Kickstarter from Zoe Tunnell, Lauren Knight, JP Jordan and Jodie Troutman.
The X-Men have often been cartoons, but what if they tried to be funny? Would that be good? History says “no.”
With X-Men #24 taking the Age of Revelation Finale reveal to another level, this is a great time to talk about Beast’s evolution over the decades.
Latonya “Penn” Pennington writes about their appreciation for the most recent volume of Miles Morales: Spider-Man, which is ending next week after 42 issues.
It’s the Black Panther vs. the Progenitors in a final showdown for control of not only vibranium and Wakanda, but the whole world.
Some quick news bites, including the first comic from a beloved X-Men podcaster, the latest from Zoe Tunnell, and April Fools’ Day comics from the Big Two.
Star Trek boldly goes where it’s never gone before (WB-style teen drama) in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy!
As the Asgardian Goddess of Death’s sinister plans unfold, will our heroes be enough to stop her and rescue the hostages, or will Earth have itself a new queen?
Sometimes, it takes TWO SPIDER-MEN to do whatever a spider can. But Peter Parker and Miles Morales might not be enough to overcome what RABBLE has in store!
We read three stories an episode. So with that math, episode 222 means we are ranking story 666, which is certainly a portentous number. It’s a number that screams horror. And it’s not like we haven’t covered plenty of Batman horror on this show. But as we get to that number here, we figured there’s…
An assassination is at hand, and it’s up to the new X-Force – Hellverine, Archangel and Boom-Boom – to follow Cable’s lead into the fire.
Joe Pruett joins the show to talk about the return of his comics anthology Negative Burn, currently crowdfunding on Zoop.
Battle of the Atom ranks weird Kitty Pryde stories, including X-Men: True Friends and Kitty Pryde: Agent of SHIELD.