“Please stop shooting at the indigenous creatures, Rocket!”“Then tell the indigenous creatures to stop trying to eat us!” I don’t know what distribution shenanigans caused us to get a new issue seven days after we got the last issue, but I’m not complaining! Keep reading for a review of Strange Academy #8. Small spoilers below
“The worst thing that can happen is he says no.”“Only you could think that’s the worst that could happen.” Keep reading for a review of Strange Academy #7. Man alive, this issue is gorgeous. Humberto Ramos’ art is so dynamic and expressive, I love every image, from giant howling interdimensional gods to a little girl
This is less of a review and more of a delighted “I’m so glad Strange Academy #4 is out!” Seriously, I love this series. The artwork is just delicious, that’s the only way I can describe it. Humberto Ramos’ and Edgar Delgado do such a gorgeous job with these characters. The expressions are hilarious, the
I took most of 2017 off from X-Men and Avengers (not because I wanted to, there was just a lot of stuff going on with travel and family and work and blah blah blah excuses.) The smart thing would’ve been to research the storylines and make an organized reading plan. Hah. I’m not that smart.
It’s an X-travaganza! It’s so X-citing! It’s the end of the Uncanny X-Men and the beginning of the Extraordinary X-Men! This week the podcasting duo take a long look at the wrap up of Brian Michael Bendis’ X-Men stories. The good, the not as good, because it was never bad; Anthony and Elizabeth gush over
Spidey-fans everywhere are rejoicing as news of the return of the one rightful web-slinger spreads across the internet. Thirteen months ago, writer Dan Slott effectively killed one of Marvel’s most beloved heroes, and in turn making himself Spider-man’s greatest villain. In the following months, Slott, joined by his go-to artist Humberto Ramos and a crew