
Chris Claremont’s X-Men: The Last Five Years (Part One)
The final five years of Chris Claremont’s X-Men run is so jam-packed that we had to split it into two.
The archive of every comic that has recommended on the website thus far. Plenty to choose from – with as many writers, artists, characters, publishers, and genres represented as possible. There will be something for everyone!
The final five years of Chris Claremont’s X-Men run is so jam-packed that we had to split it into two.
Black Star is a forgotten gem in the late great Juan Giménez’s catalogue that feels very familiar yet different at the same time.
The next five years of Chris Claremont’s X-Men shakes up the previously established status quo to create a masterclass in character development.
DC Comics is making it super easy for those interested in the upcoming Superman movie to start reading Superman comics with some great jumping-on points.
In the first of four pieces, Zac Owens dives into Chris Claremont’s legendary 15-year run on the X-Men comics.
This guide points you in the right direction to start reading Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Criminal comic book series.
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This massive guide breaks down Daredevil’s publishing history into distinct runs, detailing what defines them, notable stories, and much more.
Cassi and the House of Memories is a graphic novel that approaches dementia through connection and creative expression.
Discover the 10 best Captain America comics, ranging from political thrillers to bombastic science fiction and everything in between.