There are few moments in Marvel comics more enjoyable than the inevitable yet somehow still surprising Loki trick. Just when you think you can trust the character, just when you think it’s been long enough and there’s certainly no going back now, Loki reveals some wild scheme to overtake Asgard and ascend to his rightful place on the throne. [Read more…] about Loki Reading Order
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I Can Legacy Clearly Now #14 – Venom #155: Comic Book Dinosaurs
One of the biggest problems with revering “Legacy” is the potential interpretation that comics were only good in the past. While there are of course some truths to the adage “They don’t make ’em like they used to,” there are also many instances of comics that *couldn’t* have been made decades ago. [Read more…] about I Can Legacy Clearly Now #14 – Venom #155: Comic Book Dinosaurs
I Can Legacy Clearly Now #13 – Luke Cage #166: Circus of Life
Luke Cage #166, by David F. Walker and Guillermo Sanna, is one of the strongest Marvel Legacy opening chapters yet.
In addition to tackling seemingly impossible real-world injustices – in a way Walker proved uniquely skilled on Nighthawk with artist Ramon Villalobos – Luke Cage #166 checks off all the essential Legacy boxes. [Read more…] about I Can Legacy Clearly Now #13 – Luke Cage #166: Circus of Life
Thor Reading Order!
Modern Thor reading order! Loki! Angela! Kid Loki! Lady Sif! The Warriors Three (sometimes four)! And oh yeah… The Mighty Thor!
If you’ve ever wanted to explore the God of Thunder, you won’t find a better guide to Asgard. So be it!
I Can Legacy Clearly Now #12 – Mighty Thor #700: The Victory Lap
Jason Aaron has been writing Thor since 2012’s Thor: God of Thunder, now with a legacy that covers close to 75 issues.
I wrote recently that Brian Michael Bendis has built a deceptively lengthy Iron Man run over this same time period, but apart from Dan Slott’s stranglehold on Amazing Spider-Man, Aaron’s ties to Thor are one of the longest running arcs in Marvel Comics. [Read more…] about I Can Legacy Clearly Now #12 – Mighty Thor #700: The Victory Lap