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The Long, Troubled, and Redemptive History of Latinx Superheroes

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 / 12 April 2019
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Doctor Strange and the Racial History of a Marvel Icon

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 / 19 March 2019
‘Thor: The Dark World’ Comes Close to Being a Viable Story
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‘Thor: The Dark World’ Comes Close to Being a Viable Story

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 / 18 March 2019

In Thor: The Dark World there's a dangerous villain, a universe-ending threat, and a star-crossed romance -- but none of it makes sense.

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Marc Webb’s ‘​The Amazing Spider-Man​’ Is a Reboot That Deserves a Rewatch

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 / 7 February 2019
Losses, Journeys, and Ascensions: ‘The Life of Captain Marvel #5’
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Losses, Journeys, and Ascensions: ‘The Life of Captain Marvel #5’

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 / 20 December 2018

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

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

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 / 13 December 2018
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On Melodrama and Family Ties in Marvel’s ‘X-Men: The Exterminated #1’

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 / 6 December 2018
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Bar Fights, Final Journeys, and Dystopian Futures in Marvel’s ‘Dead Man Logan #1’

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 / 29 November 2018
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A Journey of Damned Souls (to a Point) In Marvel’s ‘Weapon X #26’

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 / 27 November 2018
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An Uncanny Deconstruction of Superheroes in ‘Uncanny X-men #1’

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 / 15 November 2018
Class, Clones, and Killer Robots in Marvel Comics’ ‘X-23 #6’
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Class, Clones, and Killer Robots in Marvel Comics’ ‘X-23 #6’

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 / 8 November 2018

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

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 / 1 November 2018

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