By Kevin McVicker Original Release Date: July 1981 Story by Jim Shooter, David Michelinie, and Mike Zeck. One notable entry pertaining to this comic is the introduction of the characters Ray Coulson and John Coulson who are of no … Continued
By Kevin McVicker & Jon Durmin Kevin: So, a lot of people have died in the Marvel Universe by a plethora of hands, but there are always those few who rise above the other common place mass murderers to commit … Continued
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
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
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
A lot of times when I am writing these show summaries, I let my mind wander. I sort of go off into a free-writing exercise. (Not the kind that makes me dredge up old memories of alien abductions or anything … Continued
By Kevin McVicker Original Release Date: December, 1998 & January, 1999 Story by Paul Jenkins & Jae Lee These issues are from the second standalone series for the Inhumans, and their first in over twenty years. This series was … Continued
By Jon Durmin A terrific Tuesday to you, body politic! It’s time again for another titanic tirade; this time a tally of the ten tremendous traducers who try to terrorize our tip top tarantula (author’s note: incidentally the Tarantula will … Continued
