The New Mutants #29 makes for a cock-up of Godard-ian proportions and would be surreal if it were not so gross.
"I never cared for Clapton anyway..."
It starts with William Blake and ends with the Beyonder.
What if Xavier kills? What if Xavier kills to save his son?
Kill Shakespeare is bringing the Bard back to the world of pop culture with action and liberal use of double entendres for cock.
We get our first meeting with Legion, a character whose overabundant hair makes up for his father's lack thereof.
"How can I be an artifact of your brain when that brain has been dead for days?"
Words. Words. Words.
Black beetles, gender swaps and dancing teens in January's major debuts.
In which we go from S&M to Catholicism, and its not that big a leap.
