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Nightcrawler 2002-2004 Series Overview

September 24, 2014 by Thomas Bacon Leave a Comment

I admit, there’s something about the last ‘Nightcrawler’ run that gives it a firm place in my heart; and so, as I run through my X-Men chronology, I simply can’t resist it! [Read more…] about Nightcrawler 2002-2004 Series Overview

Filed Under: Featured, Marvel Series Tagged With: Night Nurse, Nightcrawler, X-Men

GOTHAM: Pilot Review! How Does Batman’s City Hold Up on TV?

September 23, 2014 by Drew Narayanan 1 Comment

I know many fans have been waiting for this show since it was first announced. I myself have been combing the internet for the last year for every piece of information, finding every plot tid-bit to promo. Now that it is finally here, how does “Gotham” stack up? To be fair, Batman has not had the most impressive track record for live-action television adaptions. Other than the Adam West “Batman TV Show” from the 1960s, there was the financial failure “Birds of Prey” (2002) which was a poor adaption of the Batman mythos. Thus “Gotham” marks the first time in over 50 years that a live-action story of the “Dark Knight” returns to the small screen. So is the pilot of “Gotham” a grand success, or did it fall flat on its face? [Read more…] about GOTHAM: Pilot Review! How Does Batman’s City Hold Up on TV?

Filed Under: Comic Book TV, Featured Tagged With: Batman, Gotham

Question of the Week: What’s the Difference Between the Marvel Comics App and Marvel Unlimited?

September 23, 2014 by Dave 5 Comments

I spend a lot of time talking about the wonders and tribulations of Marvel Unlimited, but a reader question reminded me this week that Marvel’s app game is potentially confusing. On one hand you have the official Marvel Comics app, and on the other you have Marvel Unlimited. What’s the difference between the two? How do they interact? And how could these two apps synchronize in the future to completely revolutionaize and monopolize the digital comics landscape? [Read more…] about Question of the Week: What’s the Difference Between the Marvel Comics App and Marvel Unlimited?

Filed Under: Featured, Marvel Unlimited, Question of the Week Tagged With: Comixology, Marvel Unlimited

Avengers Assemble #9 – #13 Review! Marvel NOW’s Cinematic Infusion

September 22, 2014 by Dave 2 Comments

I had half a mind to exclude Avengers Assemble altogether from my Marvel NOW! reading order. Partially this was because of how uninterested I found myself in the Brian Michael Bendis helmed first seven issues (when Zodiac and Thanos fall flat, you know you’re in trouble), but mostly because Avengers Assemble is the most heavily connected to the Marvel cinematic universe of any Marvel comics. In many ways, this is a comic that feels disconnected from Marvel continuity at large (it’s kind of a hobby). Nonetheless, with Kelly Sue Deconnick taking writing duties, and with a long run of tie-ins to Age of Ultron and Captain Marvel: The Enemy Within, Avengers Assemble has earned its place in the Marvel NOW! reading order (literally the highest honor I can bestow). [Read more…] about Avengers Assemble #9 – #13 Review! Marvel NOW’s Cinematic Infusion

Filed Under: Featured, Marvel Reviews Tagged With: Avenger, Kelly Sue Deconnick, Marvel NOW

Uncanny Avengers #24 Review! The Road to Axis Continues

September 21, 2014 by Travis Bass Leave a Comment

While this isn’t the first issue to set up Marvel’s next event, Uncanny Avengers #24 marks the first issue that officially places one of Rick Remender’s titles (who is going to write the event) on the path towards Axis. This is the first issue not directly involved with the excellent Apocalypse Twins/Kang arc that Remender has been writing for over two years. Still picking up the pieces from the major fallout of that story, we revert back to the Red Skull plot point introduced during the first arc of this title (which was great by the way). So how does this title do picking up where the last arc left off and set things up for Marvel’s next event. [Read more…] about Uncanny Avengers #24 Review! The Road to Axis Continues

Filed Under: Featured, Marvel Reviews Tagged With: Rick Remender, Uncanny Avenger

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