Where Monsters Lie #1: Putting Laughter in Slaughter
What do slashers do when there are no dumb killable teens around?
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Sins of Sinister #1: A Send-Up of What Came Before
Rhiannon Olivaw hasn’t read an X-Men comic since HOXPOX. Here’s her review of Sins of Sinister #1
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Ben Humeniuk Interview: Bro-D BTS
Diving into the world of Bro-D!
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The Mutants Shine Bright Like a Diamond in Sins of Sinister #1
It was inevitable; the moment mutant leaders made a deal with Mister Sinister to create their Krakoan utopia way back in 2019’s House of X, readers knew it was only a matter of time before he would unveil some sort of dastardly plan. I mean, his name is Mister Sinister for Hope’s sake. That plan…
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Wasp #1 is a Tale to Astonish
A follow-up of sorts to his Ant-Man anniversary series, Al Ewing and Kasia Nie’s Wasp #1 kicks off Janet’s own sixtieth anniversary celebration.
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Strange Gives Doctor Stranges Supporting Cast the Spotlight
With the release of Strange #10, Adam looks back at Jed Mackay’s Strange and the spotlight it shone on Doctor Strange’s supporting cast.
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Monarch #1: Coming-of-Age in an Apocalypse
Being a teen was already pretty hard on its own.
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Bro-D Can’t Be Broken: And Neither Can You
The spirit of a superhero cartoon for all ages!
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Get Smart-ish: 007 is an Idiot in Spy Superb #1
007 but if he was relatable
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Bordering on Future Shock: I Am The Law
The potential is there.
