A continuation of something from over ten years ago, with a completely different creative team and published by a different publisher… this could turn out to be quite interesting if I could figure out what was going.
No X-Men, no Rogue, no altruism. James Asmus strips down Gambit in more ways than one and allows the character to be the thief he’s meant to be.
The Illuminati aren’t the most effective group, but they are entertaining when they get together in times of crisis. Xavier flips out while Iron Man accuses Mr. Fantastic of being a dye job!
I’ve always wanted to explore the beautiful streets of France in a comic book with a cute and fun heroine who likes to steal from bad people with the help of half the world. Bandette gives me that and, more importantly, fun.
Hawkeye is Marvel’s newest solo series on the stands this week. Will this be a good series for more people to fall in love with his character?
The first chapter of a graphic novel, Deadhorse is a quirky, dark title worthy of Chew fans with it’s odd and mysterious moments and cartoony art style. Enjoy the adventures of William, a recluse who spends his free time talking and threatning beetles.
Will Wonder Girl be able to control her armor or will her armor control her? We find out more about Wonder Girl’s struggle with the armor in this issue.
When the tie-in well starts to run dry, Bendis resorts to his specialty, salvaging strong character-centric issues out of minor story beats. It worked for Fear Itself, and it works for Avengers Vs. X-Men.
What would you do if your only source of income was the illegal organ trade? What if you wanted out?
So. Many. Firestorms. Joe Harris, our newly solo writer, gives a glimmer of hope that this book will get back to focusing on its two leads, but there may be no escaping this convoluted plot.
