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  • Fearless Defenders 1

    You’ve got to think Fearless Defenders is doomed to twelve issues and buh-bye. Which would be a pity, as setting aside the oestrogen-rich novelty angle, it’s a decent thriller with a likable protagonist.

  • Uncanny Avengers 1-3

    Uncanny? Awesome!

  • Hawkeye 7

    Hawkeye is extremely classy; funny and thoughtful and touching and kick-ass and great at boats.

  • Amazing Spider-Man 700 and associated events

    Welcome back to the future. We’ve been living in the past too long.

  • Peter David Afflicted With Stroke; Family Asks For Help

    Acclaimed writer Peter David’s family tells well-wishers how they can help in a medical crisis.

  • AHOY, CAP’N MOOBS!

    Rob Liefeld strikes an unexpected blow for sexual equality with his “reimagining” of Captain America.

  • Superman Adventures, Marvel Universe Ultimate Spider-Man, and… more…

    Next month, we go to the comic shop, and Marvel has one comic on the shelf. It’s by Ty Templeton. It’s called Marvel Universe Ultimate Spider-Man. Next to it is Superman Family Adventures by Art Baltazar, published by DC. And we all lived happily ever after.

  • Avengers vs. X-Men

    The comic reader’s sense of entitlement makes me laugh. If you want to read something that congratulates you for buying another thing that rewards Marvel for their treatment of comic creators, you’re in the wrong place, True Believer.

  • NOTHING WILL EVER BE THE SAME AGAIN. AGAIN.

    Since 1985’s Crisis On Infinite Earths,, the “Summermegacrossover” has become a tradition at the Big Two, an action-packed, highly-lucrative “event” in which some unprecedented calamity calls for all of DC’s or Marvel’s biggest guns to band together to avert the destruction of the Universe/the Earth/East Grinstead in a series of increasingly-contrived battle extravaganzas.

  • The Avengers

    If flawed, this film’s as good as anyone could realistically expect. It’s told by people who understand the team’s nature and appeal, and can bottle that and serve it to audiences new and fannish alike. It’s been a five-film wait. And it’s pretty much been worth it.

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