Comic & Manga Reviews
Once again, the infamous Deadpool has been granted an all-new series, and it all kicks off with Deadpool #1. This time around, it's Kelly Thompson at the helm, the mind behind the latest Captain Marvel series and the West Coast Avengers.
America Chavez: Made in the U.S.A #3 is about to flip America's world upside down as she learns the truth about her past. Or at least, the truth that one would have her believe.
This month marks the 30th anniversary of the one and only Darkhawk. So it's only natural that we (and by we, I mean the fans and Marvel Comics) celebrate by enjoying a new issue! Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk is an issue I have been waiting years for, and I wish I were kidding.
Clint Barton's slightly chaotic journey continues in Hawkeye: Freefall #5. Given who we're talking about here, you just know that this entire issue is going to be full of great action scenes, and more than a couple of moments in which Clint will regret his decision-making process.
Outlawed #1 is the start of a new event about to rock the Marvel Universe. It is technically a standalone issue, but the events that occur within it are going to affect many series. Especially the series focused on our youngest heroes.
Publisher: Marvel Writer: Derek Landy Artist: Federico Vicentini Colorist: Matt Milla Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna Released: February 26th, 2020 Rating: Falcon & Winter Soldier #1 is the start to a new miniseries, following two heroes who have both borne the same mantle, once upon a time. While that fact may be true, these two heroes... Continue Reading →
Hawkeye: Freefall #3 continues Clint Barton’s highly entertaining (and somewhat chaotic) latest run. This is a series that I quickly fell in love with, and one that I would happily see go on forever. Why? Because it portrays the Barton I love so much. The slightly insane and quirky character who comes up with grand schemes all while getting himself into a heap of trouble. Sound familiar?
The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #12 is the latest issue in a run written by Saladin Ahmed, and artwork by Minkyu Jung, Juan Velasco, Ian Herring, and VC’s Joe Caramagna. These creatives are a powerhouse and have brought a new perspective on Kamala’s story.
Hawkeye is back and more mischievous than ever in Hawkeye: Freefall #2. Clint Barton has been known by many names over the years. One of his most infamous would be that of Ronin. Being that he’s not the only person to have carried that particular mantle (or the mantle of Hawkeye, for that matter) things can get a bit complicated.
Hawkeye: Freefall #1 is the start to yet another Hawkeye series, and I couldn’t be more excited about that fact. This series is already proving to be perfect for the Hawkeye fans out there, as it merges his history with the present in a most interesting way.
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