Generation X-23 #6: A Slow Slice of Life
Generation X-23 #6
is a fun but forgettable comic. It is worth the read for fans of this series, but it doesn’t provide much in terms of plot or character development. #Wolverine #XMen #MarvelComics
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Moonstar #5: Saving the Best for Last
Moonstar #5
While the final issue is the best in the series, it ultimately serves to conclude an underwhelming, forgettable comic that fails to live up to the character on the cover. #Moonstar #NewMutants #XMen #MarvelComics
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Wolverine #24: Sometimes, Less is MOR
Wolverine #24
Even as this series stumbles with another forgettable villain, Saladin Ahmed’s writing and Martin Cóccolo’s art delivers a Logan defined by restraint rather than rage. #Wolverine #MarvelComics #XMen
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UNIVERSAL MONSTERS: BLOOD OF THE WOLF MAN #2: Bark and Bite
UNIVERSAL MONSTERS BLOOD OF THE WOLF MAN #2
Issue two continues the series’ trend of strong storytelling. With impressive art and engaging characters, this comic lives up to the cult classic film it draws inspiration from! @Williamson_Joshua #Leomacs @Skybound @ImageComics
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X-Men ’97 Season 2: Episode 5: An Incredible Wolverine Subplot
X-Men ’97
Wolverine reunites with old friends and foes to uncover the truth behind Weapon X, only to find himself battling against a Brood infection. The episode sidelines some of the plot for pure carnage, but it lands some of Season 2’s most surprising emotional beats through Morph.
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Inglorious X-Force #7: Character Assassination and Character Apathy
Inglorious X-Force #7
Inglorious X-Force continues to be a character disappointment, only somewhat saved by the art contained within the pages. #XMen #XForce #MarvelComics
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X-Men ’97 Season 2: Episode 4: A Perfect Episode
X-Men ’97
This week’s episode of X-Men 97 might be one of the greatest episodes of superhero television ever released.
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Witness Point #1: A Strong Setup with An Empty Center
Witness Point #1
A small-town sheriff investigates a death in a town beyond the law’s reach. Witness Point #1 pairs a sprawling cast with dust-worn western art; though, the mystery outpaces its message. @DarkHorseComics
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X-Men 97 Season 2 #2: A Rushed Package
X-Men 97 Season 2 #2
fails to deliver the same quality as the first issue. It’s not a waste of time, but it adds very little value to the overall X-Men 97 experience. #XMen #XMen97 #MarvelComics
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Wolverine #23: All Style, Little Substance
Wolverine #23
Julius Ohta’s art turns the #Wolverine and Taskmaster battle into a showcase of art and momentum, while Saladin Ahmed gives Logan a voice shaped by experience rather than instinct. #XMen #MarvelComics
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X-Men ’97 Season 2: Episodes 1-3: An Astonishing Start
X-Men ’97
X-Men ’97 comes out swinging with an incredible three-episode premiere! #XMen #XMen97 #XForce
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Neighborhood Watch #3: Slowly Unraveling
Neighborhood Watch #3
balances wit with mounting suspense. The duo of Gailey and Haining continues to deliver one of the best mysteries on the comic shelf. @BoomStudios
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