Warning: Contains SPOILERS for The Ultimates #9!Luke Cage has undergone a number of changes over the years in the Marvel Comics canon, especially in regards to Avengers. Not only was he named an official member of the Avengers during the New Avengers plot, but Luke Cage most recently became mayor of New York Citygiving him political influence in addition to his physical power. But now, Luke Cage is being reinvented like never before, with a vital new purpose in the new Ultimate Universe. In Marvel Comics’ request for The latest #9 by Deniz Camp and Chris Allen, it is revealed…
Author: Spencer Connolly
Garfield is one of the most hilarious and iconic franchises of all time, and that’s not just because of the titular orange cat himself, but also all of the other characters that make the series so amazing. From Odie and Jon to Liz and Nermal, there’s no shortage of wacky characters that stand out among the funniest in the world. Garfield series – including characters some may have never heard of. Jim Davis created Garfield in 1978, and the comic books are still going strong to this day (not to mention the many adaptations, animated films, and live-action films that…
Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Negasonic Teenage Warhead #1! Marvel fans are certainly the most familiar with Teen Negasonic Warhead since his appearances on Dead Pool film franchise, and while its comic book counterpart is very similar, there are some notable differences – including and especially when it comes to their powers. In the films, Negasonic Teenage Warhead has the power of ‘self-detonation’, allowing him to channel and focus intense heat and pressure into attacks. In the comics, however, she’s capable of so much more – and her new power just cemented her “emo cred” forever. In a preview for Teen…
Warning: Contains SPOILERS for X-Force #5! When Avengers fans think of Captain America, they see the perfect embodiment of a hero in every sense of the word – but this cannot be said about his variant, Captain Assyria. Captain Assyria comes from an alternate universe that was corrupted by a divine villain and is now officially returning to Marvel lore. Not only that, but Captain Assyria comes with his full roster of Avengers, complete with costumes and codenames. In a preview for X Force #5 by Geoffrey Thorne and Marcus To, the team of militant mutants is facing the last…
Warning: Contains spoilers for Star Wars: A New Legacy! During Star WarsDuring the Imperial era, Stormtroopers were regarded as little more than cannon fodder by the Empire, as the Imperial higher-ups did not care about their well-being in the slightest – except for Task Force 99. Every member of this elite squadron of Stormtroopers (including known as SCAR Squadron) was handpicked by Darth Vader himself. They were the best of the best of the 501st Legion (which was also known as “Vader’s Fist”), making them the deadliest stormtroopers in the Empire. and now, Star Wars Fans will finally learn their…
When Bill Watterson brought Calvin and Hobbes By the end just 10 years after its debut, readers were left sad and wanting more – and for good reason. Calvin and Hobbes was consistently genuinely funny with each passing strip, giving readers well-rounded characters as well as a captivating story about life through the eyes of a child. The comic strip wasn’t just a series of jokes starring marketable characters, it was funny, thought-provoking, and often moving. But like all good things, Calvin and Hobbes had to come to an end eventually, as Bill Watterson decided to definitively conclude the series…
Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Ultimate Spider-Man #10! Spider-Man Not only is Marvel Comics one of the most iconic superheroes of all time, but his comic book franchise has also spawned several other heroes over the years, and some of them are downright shocking. From Venom and Punisher to Miles Morales (who has probably become even more popular than Peter Parker with modern fans), Spider-Man spawned some pretty notable heroes. And now, the comic book franchise has done it again, and this one has been 61 years in the making. In Ultimate Spider-Man #10 by Jonathan Hickman and David Messina, readers…
Marvel Comics recently opened up its ever-expanding multiverse even further with the launch of a new Final Universe (also known as Earth-6160). This version is completely different from the original Ultimate Universe of Earth-1610, although the two are connected in the most diabolical way. The Creator (aka the evil Reed Richards of Earth-1610) traveled to Earth-6160 and used time travel to mold it to his liking. The result is a new continuity filled with exciting stories and powerful heroes. However, some heroes are certainly stronger than others. While the Creator himself is arguably the most powerful person in the new…
Warning: Contains SPOILERS for MultiVersus: Collision Detected #1! The superhero members of the Justice League have always been compared to immortal gods, especially those found in Greek mythology, with Superman, Batmanand Wonder Woman the clear highlights, as they make up DC’s famous ‘Trinity’. However, for characters who are literally considered gods, the members of the Justice League are shockingly realistic, especially the Trinity – and, during their latest adventure, they have never been more relatable. In MultiVersus: collision detected #1 by Bryan Q. Miller and Jon Sommariva, the DC Universe literally collided with other fictional universes owned by Warner Bros.…
There’s a reason Calvin and Hobbes is considered one of the greatest comic book series of all time, and it’s all due to creator Bill Watterson’s expert storytelling and character development skills. Watterson not only gave readers two well-rounded and genuinely hilarious protagonists (along with a host of great supporting characters), but he also masterfully told a cohesive story about a child’s childhood while also making readers nostalgic about their own. . Calvin and Hobbes It perfectly captures the feeling of being a child, with all the ups and downs of childhood. From imaginative play to quizzes and long-lasting homework,…