Uncanny X-Men #2 introduces a selection of new mutants, but they have found a team that aren’t quite sure if they even are X-Men anymore.
Author: William Tucker
William Tucker
William Tucker is a freelance writer. Comics first, everything else second. Once referred to Wuthering Heights as the "the one with the rabbits" in an English Lit class
Green Lantern #15 is part of the Absolute Power event. The Lanterns continue to be an integral part of the crossover.
Wolverine #1 (2024) returns to the wilderness, but Wolverine will not be able to stay there for long when friends and foes come looking.
Avengers Assemble #1 (2024) features a gigantic ensemble cast, including Avengers across generations and some newcomers as well.
Exceptional X-Men (2024) #1 sees Kate Pryde return to a normal life, dealing with her demons while mutants are hated and feared once again.
Batman #152 ends the Absolute Power tie-in with a phenomenal fight against the Suicide Squad, placing Bruce and Selina in dangerous territory.
Absolute Power #3 has the heroes desperate and out of options, so they begin fighting back, even without their powers.
Kaos season 1 mordernises Greek myths and legends, but lacks intensity of any kind. It’s a lame and weak adaptation attempt.