Mutina returns with an odd request in our EXCLUSIVE preview of Uncanny X-Men #22
A festive event is interrupted by the daughter of darkness herself, Mutina. And she has an unimaginable favor to ask the Uncanny X-Men.
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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?
Absolute Batman learns the truth about Ark M as X-Men returns to the present in our Staff Picks
The origins of the enigmatic Ark M are explored! What terrible secrets lie within its walls, and just who is assigned to protect it from discovery?
EXCLUSIVE: Check out the slipcase cover for The Marvel Art of Dan Dos Santos
The Marvel Art of Dan Dos Santos collects all of Dos Santos’ pieces from the 2022 Marvel Masterpieces trading card set as well as pieces from other sets.
EXCLUSIVE: Peach Momoko makes Emma Frost shine in this X-Men United #1 variant cover
Welcome to Graymatter Lane, a place where mutants anywhere in the world can come together in unity to teach one another the skills needed for their survival.
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.
Nightcrawler’s ex hunts Logan in our EXCLUSIVE preview of Marvel’s Wolverine #14
The flagship series returns as Wolverine crosses paths with Silver Sable in a mission to save a cadre of Morlocks. But are they on the same side?
Ultimate Endgame begins and Age of Revelation ends in this week’s CXF Staff Picks
The Maker has had thousands of years to prepare for his return. With the barrier around The City finally gone, the heroes of the Ultimate Universe must mobilize to defeat him before it’s game over.
ComicsXF follows up on our 2025 geeky resolutions
It’s the end of the year, and at the beginning of 2025, the ComicsXF team set some new year’s resolutions. So how did we do with our resolutions from 2025?
Wanda’s moving up in the world in our EXCLUSIVE preview of Sorcerer Supreme #1
Twenty years ago, Wanda Maximoff said, “No more mutants,” and Marvel spent the next 14 years or so trying to figure out how to give everybody their powers back. Also Wanda’s rep was damaged for a pretty long time. That, too. Then there was the whole not-a-mutant, not-Magneto’s-daughter thing. And that time she turned the…
Writer Jed MacKay leaving Marvel’s Avengers with issue #36; Armageddon to follow
The year was 2023. The war between Russia and Ukraine was still in its infancy. The Philadelphia Eagles lost the Super Bowl to the Kansas City Chiefs by a field goal but would come roaring back to trounce their cross-Kelce rivals two years later (GO BIRDS!). And, most importantly to this article, Marvel was trying…
Absolute Wonder Woman meets Absolute Batman at the top of this week’s CXF Staff Picks
Each week, ComicsXF staff offer their recommendations for what to read. New comics come out Wednesdays. See your local comic shop for more info. And if you own a local comic shop and would like to sponsor the CXF weekly Staff Picks, email contact@comicsxf.com. Matt’s pick: Absolute Wonder Woman #15: The Mark of Hecate at…
Mad Cave’s Bytchcraft #5 shows how Black queer people endure, survive, thrive
MTHR has done all she can to prepare the coven to face unspeakable threats, and now they must do so … alone. Adri, Em and Michele prepare for a final confrontation that holds not only wytchkind in the balance but multiple planes of existence. They have each other, but will that be enough to take…
EXCLUSIVE: This Karen S. Darboe variant cover for X-Men #25 puts the ladies first
“All the best X-Men are women,” the T-shirt says, and it’s true. X-Men – at least since Chris Claremont – has been a franchise built on powerful, beautiful women, and the men who snikt, zark and bamf for them. There are no Outback-era X-Men without Storm, Psylocke, Rogue and Dazzler. There’s no Blue and Gold…