When it comes to superhero romance, there is such a thing as "the one." For Superman, it's Lois Lane. Wonder Woman? Maybe Steve Trevor, though that's certainly debatable. Batman? Definitely Catwoman, at least before...
Powers of X #4 is one of those comics which delights in being nebulous. Even though it provides key information about what's been happening with the X-Men, it holds back just enough to still...
“Dan, I'm not a Republic serial villain. Do you seriously think I'd explain my master-stroke if there remained the slightest chance of you affecting its outcome? I did it thirty-five minutes ago.”-- Alan Moore,...
There are two things Jonathan Hickman does with House of X #4 that put the X-Men's situation into horrifying perspective. First, he opens with a "data page" entitled "Look At What They've Done," listing...
One of the more curious aspects of the X-Men comics, especially over the last decade, is their portrayals of humans. They are unequivocally evil. They hate mutants for the mere act of existing. When...
After House of X #2, I didn't expect any more major surprises. Or at least the Earth-shattering kind, anyway. After all, how could one top the revelation that Moira MacTaggert was secretly a mutant...
