4.5
X-MEN/FANTASTIC FOUR #4 is a Finale of Moral Questions
X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 is a great, thought-provoking conclusion to a great, though-provoking miniseries.
4.5
3.5
Review: ADVENTUREMAN #1 is A Love Letter to Pulp
While it does struggle at times to find its footing, Adventureman #1 is a solid debut issue that gets stronger with each turn to the page.
Picks of the Week: March 18, 2015
It’s a big week! As usual, Image Comics is leading the charge, and I’ll give the top slot to Punks #5 by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Kody...
Picks of the Week: March 4, 2015
I’m most interested in Blackcross #1 this week, a book which seems to be flying under the radar. It’s Warren Ellis and Colton Worley’s first...
3.5
Team-Up Review: ‘AXIS ‘#9 Puts a Cap on It Without Putting a Cap in Someone
Writer: Rick Remender Artist: Jim Cheung w/Dodson, Yu, Kubert and way too many inkers Colorist: Paul Mounts Letterer: Chris...
3.5
Team-Up Review: ‘AXIS’ #6 Makes Heroes Out of Villains, or At Least Tries.
Jamil Scalese: After a couple mediocre efforts by Marvel, Rick Remender and the rotating art team it appears the AXIS is back on track of achieving...
0.5
Axis #6 is a Comic that Cares Only for Commerce
I took a long look at the first three issues of Avengers & X-Men: Axis at ComicBook.Com before deciding to take a break. The series is...
Four Black Panels
It's often stunning how differently the same exact tools can be applied in comics. This Wednesday Marvel Comics published two issues with pages that...
4.0
The Defenders #2
In crafting The Defenders, Matt Fraction is making heavy use of several writing techniques that don't seem on their surface to be...
4.0
SUNDAY SLUGFEST: The Defenders #1
Jamil Scalese: Chris Kiser: Danny Djeljosevic: Jamil: If comics...
2.5
SUNDAY SLUGFEST: Point One #1
Kyle Garret: Jamil Scalese: Kyle Garret: If the goal of a book like this -- a book created as a way of enticing...