Written by Brian Michael Bendis, Pencils by Bryan Hitch, Inks by Paul Neary, Colors by Paul Mounts Cover by Hitch, Neary, and Mounts If you feel like you started watching a mini-series a few hours in – you’re not alone. After issue #1, we quickly learned that the United States, even the world, has fallen at the artificial hand of Ultron.  There wasn’t $130 worth of tie-ins to scroll through, nor was there a protracted Marvel build-up – Ultron simply […]

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SPOILERS Surprised comic retailers and fans just came together with a collective “What?” when the grossly under-ordered 15.1 made its way to shelves across America. If you’ve read The Amazing Spider-Man # 700, then you know our beloved wallcrawler is dead. Trapped in the deteriorating body of his arch nemesis, Pete gave a valiant fight to restore order, even dying for three minutes (see Heavenly flashback in # 700), tricking us into thinking he would live. Sadly, no, he does […]

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SPOILERS Well, this was unexpected… If you haven’t heard the rumors, read the articles, or questionably obtained the last issue of The Amazing Spider-Man #700 – Peter Parker is dead. Or is he? He is. Wait, this is comics, so does he really die? Yeah, he’s dead. In the final panels, our favorite down on his luck hero meets a rather unceremonious, if not degrading death, hopelessly trapped inside the grotesque body of Doctor Octopus. Not really the treatment this […]

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Written by Justin Jordan Art by Tradd Moore Colors by Felipe Sobreiro SPOILERS “Imagine what it would take. Imagine if all you had in life was death. Imagine what you would become.” Fuck yeah! Back for six more issues in a new story arc, our tragic hero returns as a feared legend, When we last saw Luther he was initiating his own murder, and you all know how well that worked out. Five years later, now a towering monolith, Strode […]

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Article by FisterRoboto of lefthandhorror.com DC isn’t the only multiverse game in town, kids. Peter Parker/Spider-Man is without a doubt, my favorite Marvel character of all time, and young Miles is gaining steam as well. In this five issue run, we get to see what would happen if these two selfless heroes met face to face. The book opens with Spider-Man swinging high above his beloved New York City. Spidey loves his city and his life as the wall-crawler. He […]

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Article by FisterRoboto of lefthandhorror.com Written by Brian K. Vaughn Art by Fiona Staples Published by Image Comics $2.99 Saga might have been holding back in the first issue when they gave us a glimpse of two robots attempting to have anal sex. Since then, not much seems out of place in Vaughn’s newest genre-jumping masterpiece. Saga is equal parts sci-fi, fantasy and horror, kind of like a Blade Runner meets Heavy Metal amalgam. The central plot of the book […]

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Article by FisterRoboto of lefthandhorror.com Story: Jason Aaron, Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, Jonathan Hickman and Matt Fraction Script: Jason Aaron Pencils: John Romita Jr. Inks: Scott Hanna Colors: Laura Martin Letters: Chris Eliopoulos Cover Art: Jim Cheung & Laura Martin Variant Cover Art: Nick Bradshaw & Marte Gracia Published by: Marvel Comics $3.99 Round One left us at the beachfront attack on Captain America. Round Two jumps right into the fight. Any apprehension I’ve had regarding this massive Marvel […]

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Article by FisterRoboto of lefthandhorror.com Shit is getting real in the world of The Avengers, and issue # 24 lets you glimpse the personal intensity building up to Cap and Cyclops beachfront brawl. Avengers Mansion is still surrounded by protestors. Luke Cage finds a camera crew shooting live and makes a plea to his wife and baby to contact him. Thinking Jessica and his child to be hurt or kidnapped by Osborne since they took off days ago with no […]

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