Wolverine #7 Review
The tournament of champions finally kicked off in Excalibur #14. Now after two matches in
X-Men
Excalibur #14 Review
The X of Swords crossover event has gotten into the second half of the story.
Marvel Comics January 2021 Solicitation Analysis
Marvel looks to be starting out their 2021 the same way they will end 2020
Cable #5 Review
While 22 chapters is daunting for any comic book story to have X Of Swords
Marauders #13 Review
After setting the stage for the latest X-Men event in X of Swords: Creation the
X-Factor #4 Review
The X Of Swords storyline is a return to classic X-Men style crossover events. Rather
X-Factor #3 Review
X-Factor has been a surprise series that is one of the most recent new launches
X-Factor #2 Review
Leah Williams and David Baldeon brought back the X-Factor series to have the team act
Wolverine #4 Review
Wolverine has quietly risen up the ranks to be one of the better comic books
X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 Review
One of the bigger comic books that Marvel was publishing during the first part of
Giant-Size X-Men: Magneto #1 Review
Giant-Size X-Men has been an interesting mini-series to follow. The first two issues of this
Comic Book Starter Guide: Cyclops The Ultimate X-Men Leader
The X-Men franchise is filled with characters that are both strong and flawed. There may
Wolverine #2 Review
After wandering around in various mini-series and X-Men titles it is finally time for Wolverine
X-Men #9 Review
Jonathan Hickman’s main X-Men series has been an interesting beast. As the core X-Men series
X-Men/Fantastic Four #3 Review
The X-Men and Fantastic Four crossover has taken a few turns so far. Having the
Comic Book Revolution Podcast Episode 65
In this episode, Rokk and Steven review Forceworks #1, X-Force #8, X-Men #7, Leviathan Dawn
C2E2 2020 Commentary: X-Men’s X Of Swords Rise
It looks like Empyre won’t be the only event that the X-Men will need to
X-Men/Fantastic Four #2 Review
The first big crossover between the X-Men and Fantastic Four in the post-House of X/Powers
X-Men #6 Review
Jonathan Hickman’s X-Men is currently Marvel’s crown jewel. No other Marvel title can come close
Comic Book Revolution Podcast Episode 61
In this episode, Rokk and Steven review Nebula #1, Gwen Stacy #1, X-Men #6, Birds