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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X-Men #34: The Past is an Immovable Object
X-Men #34
What stops the #Juggernaut? Cain confronts the burden he carries while on what should’ve been a simple assignment from Cyclops in X-Men #34. @JedMacKay #XMen #MarvelComics
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Gambit: Wanted #1: No Good Deed…
Gambit Wanted #1
by Claremont, Gill, Valenza, & Maher is a solid opener with plenty of action that seeks to add to the Ragin’ Cajun’s canon and early steps to becoming the the hero he is today, definitely worth picking up! #XMen #Gambit
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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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Amazing Spider-Man #33: Swinging Steady
The Amazing Spider-Man #33
is more “calm before the storm” storytelling, laying the groundwork for themes that feel fresh within the pages of this title. @ThatJoeKelly #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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What If…Jessica Jones #1: The Webs Be Tangled
What If…Jessica Jones #1
With a small twist of fate, the radioactive spider that changed Peter Parker’s destiny found a new target. Jessica Jones becomes the Spectacular Spider-Girl, but a personal tragedy cuts her time in the limelight all too short!
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X-Men #33: Dark Ego
X-Men #33
The “Anomaly” storyline becomes a dark exploration of Ben’s character as he’s faced with the choice between revenge and heroism in X-Men #33! @JedMacKay #XMen #MarvelComics
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Avengers Armageddon #2: All Power, No Responsibility
Avengers Armageddon #2
The Avengers face off against Red Hulk, but things quickly spiral out of control! @Zdarsky #DelioDiaz #Avengers #Armageddon #MarvelComics
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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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Punisher vs. Spider-Man #1: Web of Pain
Punisher vs. Spider-Man #1
takes its time in setting up a character-driven tale of the past that explores the relationship between Peter Parker and Frank Castle in a refreshingly grounded way. @VincentAbnett #SpiderMan #Punisher #MarvelComics
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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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