Old Man Hawkeye #1 Review
If you are looking for an intriguing premise, with realistic art, and a sensitive punch, definitely pick up Old Man Hawkeye #1.
Hawkeye #14 Review
Will Kate choose Clint or her mother? The story and the art come together beautifully in Hawkeye #14, for a read that balances humor and heart so well.
Marvel Comics Forgets (AGAIN) To Be Inclusive?
An artist’s art should always be bad in the beginning. Bad art is made by people who need to say things but don’t yet
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #27 Review
A new arc begins with The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #27, and, whether you are a long-time fan or a newbie like me, I highly recommend picking up this issue.
Hawkeye #13 Review
In Hawkeye #13, we we aren’t just given one Hawkeye but two: Kate Bishop and Clint Barton are both in L.A. needing each other’s help.
10 Months In Wakanda: An Analysis of Ta-Nehisi Coates’s First Ten Issues of Black Panther
Was Marvel’s questionable decision to hire a writer untainted by the industry a smart move? Comic book fans and media outlets were excited when
No More Secret Empires: Marvel Ramps Up the Imperialism
Marvel’s Avengers team up with N.G.E.N (Northrop Grumman Elite Nexus) agents. Which is to say that Iron Man is teaming up with a bunch of drone operators.
Marvel’s Simple Question… Who is Voyager?
Who is Voyager? A simple question asked by Marvel. But really, within the comic book universe, there is never a simple question.
Runaways #1 Review
The new Runaways #1 is a great jumping on point for new readers, while giving fans of the former series a reason to return.