Inglorious X-Force #6: Finding Its Footing
Inglorious X-Force #6
Issue #6 is the strongest entry in the series so far. The team finally operates in the espionage environment that #XForce is known for. #XMen #MarvelComics
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Fall of the House of Slaughter #2: The Bare Minimum
Fall of the House of Slaughter #2
does just enough to get by. In a genre demanding nuance and visual storytelling, just enough isn’t enough. #SIKTC @BoomStudios
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Gehenna in Tokyo #1: A Stunningly Unfulfilled Contract
Gehenna In Tokyo (One-Shot)
Marco Ferrari, Patrick Kindlon, and Atsuji Yamamoto all bring their A-game with Gehenna to Tokyo. The one-shot label didn’t get the memo! @ImageComics
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Wolverine #21: A Breath of Fresh Air
Wolverine #21
Saladin Ahmed and Julius Ohta deliver a welcome breather issue that puts Wolverine and Nightcrawler’s friendship front and center. #Wolverine #MarvelComics #XMen
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Godzilla #11: A Stunning Yet Shaky Issue
Godzilla #11
features some of the most stunning art the Kai-Sei Era has produced. The plot, on the other hand, is predictable and keeps the story from reaching its full potential. #Godzilla @IDWPublishing
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X-Men ’97: Season Two #1: An Exciting Prelude
X-Men ’97: Season Two (2026) #1
Steven Foxe and Salva Espín team-up to write an #XMen story that centers around the absence of the X-Men. But does the story hold up to the show it follows? @steve_fox @SalvaEspin #XMen97 #MarvelComics
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Fireborn #2: Beautifully Boring
Fireborn #2
Fireborn’s first issue sold out within days, requiring a second and third round of printing to meet demand. But does the second issue live up to the hype of the first? @ImageComics
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Neighborhood Watch #2: An Ever-Unraveling Suspense
Neighborhood Watch, Issue #2
The second issue deepens the mystery! As the plot unravels, Gailey and Haining reveal that these characters are not quite what they seem, rewarding the readers and leaving them asking for more! @BoomStudios
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Moonstar #3: A Surprising Success
Moonstar #3
gives the reader a deeper dive into the complexities of the characters that this series has neglected. @_ashkallen’s writing talent shines as the comic focuses on the why, not the what, of them. #Moonstar #XMen #MarvelComics
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Inglorious X-Force #5: Doesn’t Live Up to the Name
Inglorious X-Force #5
fails to live up to its name. As a middling issue in a middling series, the comic continues to lack any substance. With art that fails to compensate, Issue #5 falls right in line with the rest of the series – and not in a good way. #XForce #MarvelComics
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Marvel Legends Series Wolverine: An Unnecessary Improvement
The Marvel Legends Series Wolverine figure is based on the battle-damaged blue-and-yellow suit from Deadpool & Wolverine. At a retail price of $27.99, the figure includes a set of clawless hands, and an alternate head. At the 1:12 scale, the figure stands at 6 inches (15 centimeters) tall.
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Wolverine #20: A Modern Greek Myth in Every Sense
Wolverine (2024) #20
is a comic that gets its characters right and its plot wrong. This comic is a Greek myth, in both the best and the worst ways. #SaladinAhmed #MartinCocolo @urbanbarbarian #Wolverine #XMen #MarvelComics
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