X-Men has always been a team book, with a broad and diverse cast that rotates in and out of the spotlight. The balancing act of telling a story with so many characters is a struggle that writers and artists have dealt with since the era of Chris Claremont, if not back in the Jack and Stan days. In Ultimate X-Men, writer-artist Peach Momoko has decided to accept the challenge...
With 2025’s volume two, The Children of the Atom, Momoko does not answer to the naysayers, nor does the book compromise any personality. However, in an underappreciated move, the series incorporates and mirrors more than enough classic X-Men elements to put issues of legacy to bed.
I am a fan of Wolverine. Generally, I am not a fan of Wolverine comics. However, there are a few notable exceptions. The first four-issue 1982 Wolverine limited series is one such exception. Here’s why.
After years of hiatus, the Uncanny X-Men comic series has returned! Helmed by Gail Simone, this book may have the highest expectations out of any of the From the Ashes titles.
This installment of the Merry Mutant Review goes through the birth of the All-New, All-Different X-Men in Giant Size X-Men and (Uncanny) X-Men 94-96.
The X-Men comics relaunch once again. In many ways, the 2024 reboot is poised to be one of the most controversial kickoffs for a new mutant era, that is, since the last overhaul in 2019.
The Strangest X-Men Readthrough Series of All! From the Silver Age to the Krakoan Age, the Merry Mutant Review is here to talk about all things X-Men. Offering both insightful and questionable analysis alike, there’s a little something for everyone.
