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Tag Archives: x-men
Marvel NOW! – Why It’s A Huge Step Forward for Superheroines
‘I Have An Issue’ is a regular opinion column from Kimberley Griffiths, with no fear or favour shown. If you’d like to suggest something for a future column, drop us a line. Also, check out Kimberley’s blog! You’ve all probably already … Continue reading
Review: X-Men #1 – Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel
The story of X-Men #1 begins with twins separated at birth, one male, one female – both begin life as a strange form of intelligent, evolving bacteria. John Sublime has evolved from the bacterial stage to become the preliminary adversary … Continue reading
Review: Uncanny X-Men #4 – Bendis & Bachalo
As a lifelong X-Men fan going back to the mid 80s, I have followed this constantly shifting crew of heroes and villains into some very exciting and downright mind-blowing periods. You can look at so many different eras of the … Continue reading
Review: All New X-Men #1 – Brian Michael Bendis & Stuart Immonen
I’m a sucker for a good time travel story. Most of my favourite works of fiction deal with the concept of time travel, and I can’t seem to get enough of it. So when Marvel announced as part of their … Continue reading