Just sleep on it. This statement suggests that a single session in a state of slumber is sufficient to solve most any situation. For the mutants of the 616 Marvel Universe one night has turned their lives into a nightmare. This in turn has left the world susceptible to another group’s dream. In Children of… Continue reading What A Difference A Day Makes
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Frigid Air Man
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
Marvel’s 616 (Review)
Marvel’s 616Documentary Series Produced by Marvel New Media with Supper ClubAll episodes available November 20, 2020 on Disney+ The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as we all know it started May 2, 2008 with Iron Man. However, Marvel as many people know it started in 1961 when the team of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Steve… Continue reading Marvel’s 616 (Review)
So, What Does “Diversity” in Comics Mean Anyway?
There has been a lot of talk about diversity in comics. It has become the buzz word thrown around when companies want to distract from the fact that they have been writing the same story over and over since 1938. The Big Two use it when a woman is given a lower tier title which… Continue reading So, What Does “Diversity” in Comics Mean Anyway?
Has Marvel Lost Its Way?
I love comics. Period. Although there may be certain characters who inhabit my wild fan-boy heart more than others, I don’t choose sides when it comes to my imagination. Marvel does some amazing funny books. So does DC. So does Image. So does Fantagraphics. So do the quintillion other publishers out there. I don’t see… Continue reading Has Marvel Lost Its Way?