Cat's Favorite Series
Cat’s Favorite Series: I Am A Cat Barista
Review: Something is Killing the Children Vol. 2
Whew! Another heavy-hitting installment to this series. Once again, I find myself appreciating the re-reading experience, as I’m picking up on different details than my previous time through the series.
Review: X-Men: Raid on Graymalkin
X-Men: Raid on Graymalkin is part of the larger From the Ashes relaunch, making it the first (I think) crossover event of this new X-Men era. It pits the X-Men against the Uncanny X-Men, with a few extra twists, because apparently, there wasn’t enough going on.
Review: Something is Killing the Children Vol. 1
Whew. This series hits hard. I honestly think it hits hard the second (or third) time reading through, as you pick up new details. Or spot things you had forgotten about. Either way, it really helped to increase the impact, which is already very high.
Review: It’s Jeff! Infinity Comic Issues 1-12
Jeff! Seriously, Jeff may be my all-time favorite Marvel character, and that’s saying something. He’s so cute and funny. Jeff the Land Shark appeared alongside another one of my favorite characters (Gwenpool, she doesn’t get the same hype), and I’ve been following his story ever since.
Cat’s Favorite Series: The Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint
Cat's Favorite Series
Review: Poison Ivy Vol 5: Human Botany
Poison Ivy Vol 5 takes a unique turn in Poison Ivy’s story, and once again has found new ways to surprise the readers. That’s one thing I’m quickly coming to love about this series: you never know what’s going to happen next.
Review: Dawn of X Vol. 3
I hate how far behind I am in reading the Krakoan era, but hey! At least I’m finally getting through it, and I’m likewise enjoying many of the twists and turns that have taken place thus far. I know it won’t last, but nothing good ever does in the comic book world.
Review: Poison Ivy Vol. 4: Origin of Species
I knew that at some point, Poison Ivy was going to do a deep dive into Ivy’s backstory. They’ve basically been teasing this for the last three volumes, and that time has finally arrived. It is so much more than I expected, but it perfectly fits the character.
Review: Black Widow Vol. 1: The Ties That Bind
Full disclosure: This isn’t my first time reading Black Widow Vol. 1. However, I loved the story and realized I never reviewed it, so here I am! I was happy to give this a second readthrough, and will hopefully do it for the rest of the series as well.
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