Astonishing. That is the adjective that the individuals at the the X-Offices chose to attach to this solo adventure for Robert “Bobby” Drake. Honestly, does that word even begin to categorize the atmosphere the Omega level mutant known as Iceman creates. What is astonishing is that Bobby is even standing after the shot he took… Continue reading Frigid Air Man
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Forever Hold Your Piece
To have and to hold. Hidden within what is widely regarded as a giving ceremony are these words that are full of covetousness. Having your cake, which in some instances is warmer even after a year in the freezer than the couple’s affections towards each other. So far with Maia and Sebastian Stone, Charles Soule… Continue reading Forever Hold Your Piece
Star Wars The High Republic #3 (Review)
One of the more exciting parts of Star Wars right now is one that is occurring completely off-screen. The High Republic is a period of time that lasted several hundred years, ending about one hundred years before The Phantom Menace takes place. While this era has not yet made it to our screens, a series… Continue reading Star Wars The High Republic #3 (Review)
Vicious Circle #1 (Boom Studios Review)
The stars align every so often. Mattson Tomlin and Lee Bermejo crafting a sci fi comic for Boom Studios is the comic lovers Sirius and Canopus. Two of the brightest stars in the sky, coming together to create the perfect sight. A perfect comic. A 10/10 masterpiece from the best artist in comics today and… Continue reading Vicious Circle #1 (Boom Studios Review)
Punisher War Journal: Blitz #1: Marvel Comics review
Anytime I hear “The Punisher” I know I am in for a a wild run of brutal murders. As has been the case with the main line, this story places Frank Castle at the head of the mercenary group known as The Hand, and he takes on a different kind of adventure than what we… Continue reading Punisher War Journal: Blitz #1: Marvel Comics review
Captain America: Symbol of Truth #1: Marvel Comics Review
We begin our story with the Captain America and the Falcon operating in the American Southwest. Someone has stolen the super soldier serum, and our 2 heroes are working on tracking them down and returning the dangerous serum to the correct hands. Oh, and did I mention that in this story, Sam Wilson has taken… Continue reading Captain America: Symbol of Truth #1: Marvel Comics Review
Punisher #1: Marvel Comics review
Anytime I hear “The Punisher” I know that I am in for a a wild run of brutal murders and this first edition of Punisher does not disappoint. In this first edition Frank Castle begins a new crime fighting adventure, with all of the staples you would come to expect from one of his stories.… Continue reading Punisher #1: Marvel Comics review