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Graphic Novel ‘Is This How You See Me?’ Carries on the Legacy

Graphic Novel ‘Is This How You See Me?’ Carries on the Legacy

The Hernandez Bros.' Love and Rockets graphic fiction series has created a community of misfits filled with as much anger as warmth, with as many mistakes as wisdom, and with as much sadness as joy.

Losses, Journeys, and Ascensions: ‘The Life of Captain Marvel #5’

Losses, Journeys, and Ascensions: ‘The Life of Captain Marvel #5’

Carol Danvers life will never be the same. That's a good thing.

Jean Grey Exercises the Power of Emotional Intelligence in ‘X-men Red #11’

On Melodrama and Family Ties in Marvel’s ‘X-Men: The Exterminated #1’

Bar Fights, Final Journeys, and Dystopian Futures in Marvel’s ‘Dead Man Logan #1’

A Journey of Damned Souls (to a Point) In Marvel’s ‘Weapon X #26’

An Uncanny Deconstruction of Superheroes in ‘Uncanny X-men #1’

Class, Clones, and Killer Robots in Marvel Comics’ ‘X-23 #6’

Class, Clones, and Killer Robots in Marvel Comics’ ‘X-23 #6’

The family dynamics between Laura and Gabby are on full display in X-23 #6, but not much else.

Ascent of a True Queen: ‘X-men Black: Emma Frost #1’

Ascent of a True Queen: ‘X-men Black: Emma Frost #1’

Through flexible morality and uncanny sex appeal, Emma Frost establishes a truly regal status.

Marvel’s ‘X-men Red #9’ Gets into Psychic Wargames and Battling Ideas

The (Almost) Complete Julie Doucet

The (Almost) Complete Julie Doucet

Doucet's creative id, whether awake or asleep, knows few boundaries—or rather seeks out boundaries to challenge.

Carol Danver’s Past Has a Twist in ‘The Life of Captain Marvel #4’