Comic Book Review: NYX #5
by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief Remember when the New Mutants met the Hellions back in 1983’s New Mutants #16? Empath and Hellion were jerks way back then. In NYX #5, they are still jerks, just on a bigger scale. Official Description:They’ve…
Comic Book Review: NYX #4
Mutants (and readers) have had a rough time since the loss of Krakoa. Mutants have been dispersed across the globe, but the adventures of the mutant community in New York continue to impress with each passing release of NYX! Academy X superstar Prodigy takes center stage in this latest chapter as our heroes face a dangerous threat from one of their own. NYX #4 is now available from Marvel Comics!
Comic Book Review: Mystique #1
Now that Krakoa has fallen (R.I.P.), the world is about to be reminded that you shouldn’t mess with Mystique! Our favorite shape-shifter (well, favorite second to Morph) takes the spotlight in a new solo series from Marvel Comics. What exactly is Raven after and what does it have to do with Nick Fury Jr.? Find out in Mystique #1!
“Why Tone is Key” – The Newton Brothers talk X-Men ’97 and all things music at SDCC 2024!
by Joe Schickman, Reporter After 9,678 days, or approximately 26.5 years, X-Men ‘97 is finally here to continue the revered run that started with X-Men: The Animated Series. It’s pretty unanimously a hit, garnering immediate positive attention from both fans and critics…
Comic Book Review: Uncanny X-Men #1 (2024)
“Uncanny X-Men #1 is a fun and interesting start to what will hopefully be a fantastic run. 4/5” -Tony Rhea, ComicsOnline
SDCC 2024: “Hivemind” writers Collin Kelly & Jackson Lanzing deep dive into NYX #1!
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief ComicsOnline is back for another year of coverage at San Diego Comic-Con! We are proud to kick off our 2024 exclusive interview series with our friends Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing (Thunderbolts, Star Trek, Batman Beyond:…
Advance Review: X-Men #1 (From the Ashes Launch)
Since 1963, the adventures of the marvelous mutants known as the Uncanny X-Men have amazed readers of all ages. Their decades of adventures have taken us far from Charles Xavier’s mansion as our heroes continued to explore the Marvel Universe and find their way in a world that feared and hated them. With each new evolution of the comics came a new sense of hope and wonder, and the recent Krakoan Age managed to provide a completely out-of-the-box take on these characters and give them something new to fight for. As the baton passes once again to new editorial leadership, the time has come for the X-Men to start over with the launch of the new “From the Ashes” era. All this leads us to today’s highly anticipated launch of X-Men #1 from Marvel Comics.
X-MEN ’97 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW SERIES: Cal Dodd (Wolverine), Lenore Zann (Rogue), and Catherine Disher (Val Cooper)
Join Host Matt Sernaker for X-CITING new X-CLUSIVE INTERVIEWS with the cast of X-Men ’97! Cal Dodd (Wolverine), Lenore Zann (Rogue), and Catherine Disher (Val Cooper, previously Jean Grey on X-Men: The Animated Series) caught up with us at C2E2 2024 for our all-new, all-different discussions.
Comic Book Review: Penguin Classics Marvel Collection 2023
A fascinating look at the earliest roots of the juggernaut that has almost completely taken over popular culture. 5/5 -Josh Powell, ComicsOnline
Comic Book Review: Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1
Vellani’s first comic writing experience is taking us down an intense path into what is next for Ms. Marvel. I love the humanity that shows through in the writing, making us connect and relate to the emotions Kamala is dealing with. ComicsOnline gives Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 4 out of 5 sewer alligators.
Comic Book Review: Jean Grey #1
ComicsOnline predicts: “The Fall of X will be one of the darkest and unpredictable periods of X-Men History.” Christal Kennedy of ComicsOnline gives Jean Grey #1 4 out of 5 mind mazes.
Comic Book Review: Alpha Flight #1
The northern branch of Fall of X seems to be shaping up well with “On Guard For Thee”. Ed Brisson and Scott Godlewski have a handle on the history and are integrating the Alpha Flight characters well into the current X-Event.
Comic Book Review: Uncanny Avengers #1
Captain America knows fascism when he smells it. Captain Canada and his cronies in Alpha Flight may be willing to knuckle under, at least superficially, but the guy with the A on his head isn’t taking this lying down AND PUBLIC OPINION POLLS DON’T FACTOR IN! Uncanny Avengers Assemble!
Comic Book Review: Children of the Vault #1
Josh Powell takes you on a ride for his review of Children of the Vault #1 from Marvel.