Storm: Earth’s Mightiest Mutant #1 gets back to the action
The War Above All thunders louder and closer. As the cosmos braces, Ororo Munroe turns her gaze to her home in Storm: Earth’s Mightiest Mutant #1.
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Uncanny X-Men #23 sees Gambit try to eat [redacted]
A forgotten vow from one of the team comes back to haunt them all. Can the Uncanny X-Men stop their friend from being taken to where monsters dwell?
Wonder Man and the most complicated family tree in comics
The family tree of new MCU star Wonder Man includes heroic robots, killer robots, the Master of Magnetism and at least one member of the Summers family.
Miles Morales: Spider-Man draws to a close with issue #42
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.
X-Men #24 shows why Beast is the perfect X-Men villain
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.
On anxiety, caregiver stress and the end of Cody Ziglar’s Miles Morales: Spider-Man
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.
Ultimate Black Panther ends with a surprise as Intergalactic speed-runs familiar beats
It’s the Black Panther vs. the Progenitors in a final showdown for control of not only vibranium and Wakanda, but the whole world.
Mutina interrupts Nightcrawler’s birthday in Marvel’s Uncanny X-Men #22
Nightcrawler’s birthday is interrupted by the daughter of darkness, Mutina. She has a favor to ask the Louisiana X-Men, and woe betide them if they refuse.
After the Age of Revelation, Cyclops tries to get Doug outta heeeere in Marvel’s X-Men #23
Cyclops has been stranded in the Age of Revelation. But while he’s been there, what has his future counterpart been doing in the present?
CXF awards yearbook-style superlatives to the Age of Revelation. Who was best in class?
In addition to the final recap of “Age of Revelation,” the ComicsXF team looked at the overall event via high school-yearbook style superlatives.
Doug Ramsey’s Ego trip ends in Marvel’s X-Men: Age of Revelation Finale
“I have plotted the way forward for this species. For this world. For all of us. I do not do this out of anger, but of love.” Welcome to the Age of Revelation Finale.
Welcome to the X-Men, Santa Claus; hope you survive the experience!
The X-Men count among their number some of the most powerful mutants ever, including omega-level telepath/cosmic being Jean Grey, elemental Earth goddess Storm, and a short, hairy dude with knuckle knives. But one of the most powerful mutants ever has never donned the blue and gold of an X-Men uniform: Santa Claus. With comic sales…
Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 a hopeful new beginning for the king of Wakanda
The king of Wakanda faces the challenge of uniting all of his kingdom — on Earth and in the stars. Before he can begin, though, someone — or something — steals him away to a mysterious planet where the Black Panther must fight for his life. Shuri, his sister, works to find him, but with…
Marvel’s Rogue Storm #3 will flare up your ADHD
X years later, as a result of the actions of Rogue Red and Storm, an ancient evil has been let loose upon the world. Sorcerers are meeting their brutal ends. Magical defenses from many Marvel mystics prove futile. With the help of the disgraced sorcerer Daniel Drumm, Rogue Red and Storm will face the ancient…
One Episode’s Worth: How the 1990s X-Men cartoon gave us ‘Age of Apocalypse’
In the dying days of December 1994, Marvel Comics dropped X-Men Alpha #1, a double-sized, chromium-cover-wrapped one-shot introducing the world to the “Age of Apocalypse.” Following a multi-part story that saw Professor Xavier’s son Legion travel back in time to kill Magneto before the X-Men formed, a mission Legion thoroughly botched, accidentally killing his dad…