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Everyone’s talking about Thunderbolts—but if you blinked, you might’ve missed the real story: that tiny little asterisk. It’s not just clever punctuation; it’s a nod to comic book diehards, a signal to MCU superfans, and maybe Marvel's smartest move.
Miles Benson|
Marvel Comics' One World Under Doom has shown that keeping crossovers within a few major titles and mini-series can be better than involving everyone.
Mark Lynch|
The DC Comics Free Comic Book Day comic showed us the last person anyone would have thought to travel to the Absolute Universe, but it makes sense.
Mark Lynch|
David Pepose's Space Ghost No. 12 shows why character development is important to comic book characters when they're facing overwhelming odds.
Mark Lynch|
Mary Jane might be one of the most beloved Spider-Man characters ever, but that didn't stop Marvel from "killing" her along with another popular villain.
Juan Diego Arriola Wundram|
Each of the heroes and villains in Thunderbolts* were in Marvel Comics long before the movie was produced. Here’s who they were and where they first appeared.
Mark Lynch|
In Absolute Superman No. 7, Jason Aaron and Carmine Di Giandomenico's Brainiac will give you nightmares, and it's the best thing you'll see all week.
Mark Lynch|
Jake Schreier's Thunderbolts* is a secret title for The New Avengers, but what do Marvel Comics tell us about the future of the team and the Avengers in general?
Tom Chapman|
Marvel Comics' new Ultimate Universe changes another character's origin, but this time, the character changed is better than ever.
Mark Lynch|
DC Comics' Two-Face concludes after six issues, but the series deserved more thanks to an amazing creative team and intriguing stories.
Mark Lynch|
Marvel's Thunderbolts* may have become the first New Avengers in the MCU, but they aren't the first team to use that name in the comics.
Mark Lynch|
Captain Planet and The Planeteers is the 1990s comic book remake you never knew you needed, with new takes on the characters and beautiful artwork.
Mark Lynch|
Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia is a goofy comic book with a lot of heart that fans of wrestling and comics should check out.
Mark Lynch|
The Sentry is the Golden God of Good, but he's had more than a few moments that he'd like to forget in Marvel Comics. Here are the top five.
Mark Lynch|
These five moments from The Sentry in Marvel Comics will show why his arrival in Thunderbolts* is such a big deal and why he's frightening.
Mark Lynch|
Marvel Comics' NYX No. 10 will leave readers with tears of happiness, then crying in sadness after seeing the fate of the Magnificent Ms. Marvel.
Mark Lynch|
Spider-Man has a pretty complicated story with this enemy, but it abruptly came to an end in a fashion no one saw coming.
Juan Diego Arriola Wundram|
The Ultimate Universe is full of surprises, but no one could have seen this reveal coming in Ultimate Spider-Man No. 16.
Mark Lynch|
How did Dr. Doom gain power in Marvel Comics’ One World Under Doom? By taking advantage of humanity's own nature instead of being evil.
Mark Lynch|
Breakdown and Review of the Man-Thing movie from mid 2000's.
Steven Osojnak|
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