Deadpool & Wolverine Review: The Anti-X-Men Movie
Deadpool & Wolverine sees Reynolds and Jackman join the MCU and bring new dimensions to the X-Men saga.
Wolverine
Dark Phoenix Video Review
Managing Editor Jason Gorber reviews Dark Phoenix – Does it raise the X-Men franchise from the ashes of Apocalypse or is it a First Class failure?
Spoiled Rotten – Revisiting X-Men: First Class w/ Gavin Stephens
Gavin Stephens joins Daniel to see how well X-Men: First Class holds up.
Spoiled Rotten Episode 65: Recasting the X-Men
In anticipation of the Disney-Fox merger, Ben and Daniel recast the mutants from the first three X-Men movies and give their Avengers: Infinity War predictions!
Logan Review
Logan is a fitting sendoff for Hugh Jackman, and an apt reminder that superhero movies don’t need to be big to be memorable.
Father’s Day Special: 10 Hot Dads in Comics
Folks... there are a lot of hot dads in comics. Happy Father's Day to us!
Lost Heroes: The Untold Story of Canadian Superheroes Review
The engrossing and incredibly well researched and laid out documentary Lost Heroes: The Untold Story of Canadian Superheroes seeks to preserve and restore a legacy of Canadian literature that no one back in the 1940s really thought to protect all that much.
Interview: Will Pascoe
We talk with Will Pascoe, director of the documentary Lost Heroes: The Untold Story of Canadian Superheroes about the largely forgotten about or sadly lost legacy of the Canadian born superhero.
Thought Bubble:
I’m No Comic Expert
And that's OK. Let's stop punishing new fans for loving the same things we do!
X-Men Master Gordon Smith at TIFF
We got a chance to get a preview of the TIFF Bell Lightbox's newest film related exhibit taking a look at the work of X-Men make-up effects artist and Ontario native Gordon Smith and talked to him briefly about his own origins and working with Bryan Singer.
Generation Hope #9 Review
Generation Hope #9 is “the one where we’re using the X-metaphor to talk about teenage gay suicide.” It's not a story where they "deal with" teenage gay suicide, of course; that would imply some sort of satisfactory resolution, if not an outright happy ending.
5 Ronin #1 Review
5 Ronin is a new mini-series, being released in weekly succession, which reinvents five of Marvel’s most popular characters in 17th century Japan. This is an out-of-continuity tale, in the same vein as DC's Elseworlds line, or Marvel’s 1602.
Deadpool & Cable #26 Review
This book is hilarious. The series continues to be a wonderful send-up of the Marvel Universe, while having more action in each issue than all the Wolverine titles combined. The dialogue, or should I say, ‘internal narration’, is fantastically crafted. It transforms this title from being violence-for-sales-sake into a fun, slightly crazy, and witty read.
Wolverine Sequel: Remain Optimistic
The Hollywood Reporter just dropped some pre-production news about the upcoming Wolverine sequel. Christopher McQuarrie is set to script the sequel, which will be set in Japan. If you suffered through the first Wolverine film, and actually stuck around until the end of the credits, you’ll know that Wolverine is briefly shown at a bar in Japan. […]
Jeff’s Pulls for the Week of June 10
Welcome to this week’s pull list. This is a light week for me, but the quality of books certainly makes up for that. Fantastic Four #567 So Mark Millar (pronounced “Miller”) and Bryan Hitch brought us The Ultimates, one of the best books of the past decade without a doubt. This is the 8th issue […]
