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Category Archives: Comics
Cadavers: World Gone to Hell is out!
This may be old news for the Kickstarter backers who have had it for a little while and convention-goers who were able to get copies, but now Cadavers: World Gone to Hell is open for anyone to purchase from their site! … Continue reading
Cadavers: World Gone to Hell
As we speak, there is a Kickstarter project for a comics anthology I’ve contributed to. The anthology is Cadavers: World Gone to Hell and it looks like it’s going to be stunning. The creator of the Cadavers comics is Matt … Continue reading
Comic Reviews 16 October 2013
BRIEF COMIC REVIEWS A + X #13 The first of a six-part A+X story starts in this issue. The skrulls, the universe’s punching bag since Secret Invasion, have a secret group of superpowered zealot skrulls who are posing a potential … Continue reading
Comic Reviews 9 October 2013
BRIEF COMIC REVIEWS Each week I write comic reviews on the Google Plus Comic Book Community. This post contains last week’s reviews. ASTONISHING X-MEN #68 Warbird has been a really strange focal character. Not really a mutant, so much as … Continue reading
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Tagged Astonishing X-Men, Avengers Arena, Infinity, Three, Uncanny X-Force, x-men
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Comic Reviews 2 October 2013
A+X #12 Beast, as I’ll get onto in the next review, is the master of dubious moral decisions. Wonder Man is a pacifist in the most judgemental and annoying way at the moment. Still, A+X puts them both together and … Continue reading
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Tagged A + X, all-new x-men, awful comic titles, Battle of the Atom, crossover, Infinity, Infinity the hunt, iron man, mara
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Explosion High!
The day has finally arrived! Thanks to the work of the Mighty Mike Armstrong, Explosion High! is finally live! The site has been made to change to an optimal view whether you’re on a PC, tablet or phone, even shifting … Continue reading
Wrapping Up 2012: Comics
Here’s my first look back at my experience of the popular culture in 2012. We’re starting with the year in comics.
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Tagged all-new x-men, avengers, comics, dc, double-shipping, edison rex, marvel, marvel now, retrospective, The New 52, x-men
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But I Like Cyclops…
Everyone hates Scott “Slim” Summers, aka Cyclops from the X-Men. Not so. I’m a big fan, and in this article I start to explore the necessity for this kind of character, why people like and hate him, and my own … Continue reading
The Life and Death(s) of Professor X
A bit of a spoiler, but Professor X, the guy who made the X-Men, is dead. It was met with a collective sigh, and the tapping of keyboards from several bloggers, pointing out the number of times he’s died in … Continue reading
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Tagged age of apocalypse, avengers vs x-men, avx, bald phoenix, brian michael bendis, brood, comics, death in comics, grotesk, marvel, professor x, professor xavier, x-men, xmen
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Spider-Men #4 Review
An issue from last week’s comic delivery which caught my eye, Spider-Men #4, crossing over both the Peter Parker Spider-Man from the ‘normal’ Marvel Universe, and the Miles Morales Ultimate Universe Spider-Man. This was a series which had flown under … Continue reading
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Tagged brian michael bendis, comic, decompressed storytelling, marvel, miles morales, peter parker, review, spider-man, spider-men
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