Top 10 Pre-616 Used Mantles
Next week I’ll be going over the top ten Golden Age characters that carried on their battle into the Marvel Age, but today we’re going to look at the top ten Golden Age code names which were repurposed for new … Continued
Top 10 Tuesday: Marvel Gadgets, Tools, and Weapons
There are a ton of cool gadgets, tools, and weapons in the Marvel Universe, but which ones are the top ten? Look no further than bellow for the answer to that questions!
Top 10 Tuesday: Marvel Contributors
Okay… so this article took me three days of research to complete. That’s a lot for me considering I can usually bang out a thousand word essay in less than two hours. On this one I wanted one that you … Continued
Live and Let Die and Then Live Again: Mysterio
Quentin Beck was always a weird guy. He put a fish bowl on his head and fought Spidey with CGI. A few times he even really messed with his head by making him think loved ones were dead. In fact, … Continued
Retro Review – Punisher Kills The Marvel Universe
Original Release Date: November, 1995 Story by Garth Ennis & Doug Braithwaite This one-shot “What If?” style story was Garth Ennis’ first time writing and defining what would years later become the iconic character he so firmly crafted and … Continued
Top 10 Tuesday: Marvel Loves
This Top 10 is about love. Maybe a familial love, maybe a love between friends, maybe a romantic love, or maybe tragic love. What this list is definitely not about are the power couples in the Marvel Universe (although some … Continued
Live and Let Die and Then Live Again: Mister Fantastic
I’m certain that most people would argue the X-Men have the most convoluted continuity in the Marvel Universe, and given the sheer number of mutants involved in that series, maybe that they’re right. However, I think the argument could be … Continued
Live and Let Die and Then Live Again: Iron Fist
Danny Rand, the Immortal Iron Fist, used to not be so immortal. At the end of his co-headlined series with Luke Cage, this gold fisted Kung Fu legend met his end. At the time in 1986, this was a big … Continued
