Monday Morning Comic Book Reviews: Week Of 5/19/21
Happy Monday! To kick off the new week with a fresh batch of reviews. This
Fantastic Four
Comic Book Revolution Podcast Episode 70- Comic Book Reviews
In this episode, Rokk rides solo and reviews Taskmaster #3, Thunderbolts #2, Fantastic Four #29,
X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 Review
One of the bigger comic books that Marvel was publishing during the first part of
Empyre #1 Review
Marvel’s latest big blockbuster event is finally here in the form of Empyre. This new
X-Men/Fantastic Four #3 Review
The X-Men and Fantastic Four crossover has taken a few turns so far. Having the
X-Men/Fantastic Four #2 Review
The first big crossover between the X-Men and Fantastic Four in the post-House of X/Powers
Comic Book Revolution Podcast Episode 59
In this episode, Rokk and Steven review Ant-Man #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #1, Strikeforce #6, Justice
X-Men/Fantastic Four #1 Review
House of X and Powers of X set up how the X-Men have become a
Invisible Woman #1 Review
When it comes to my favorite comic book characters Sue Storm-Richards is among the top.
Comic Book Review: World War Hulk #2
The Revolution is neutral on World War Hulk at this point. I am impressed at
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #544
Dwayne McDuffie begins to put his stamp on the Fantastic Four with Fantastic Four #544.
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Fantastic Four #38
We are finally at the end of Carey’s first story arc on Ultimate Fantastic Four.
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Fantastic Four #37
Ultimate Fantastic Four is a dependable comic book. You know exactly what you are going
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #542: Civil War
All right, so The Revolution was under the mistaken belief that JMS’ last issue was
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #541: Civil War
The Revolution absolutely hated Fantastic Four #540. It was a truly hideous issue. I don’t
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Fantastic Four #36
The Revolution has fallen in love with Pasqual Ferry’s artwork on Ultimate Fantastic Four. I
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Fantastic Four #35
Ultimate Fantastic Four has been an average read. The real strength of this title is
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #540: Civil War
The Revolution continues to be unimpressed with the Fantastic Four. And, lucky me, we are
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Fantastic Four #34
The Revolution enjoyed Millar, Land and Ryan’s run on Ultimate Fantastic Four. I was sad
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #539: Civil War
The Revolution hasn’t been impressed with the Fantastic Four in a long time. Plus, these
