Continued from last time… Three’s Company At the end of Uncanny X-Men #295, chapter five of X-Cutioner’s Song, Cable heads to th...

I certainly read comics before the fall of 1992, but it was those four months when I was 10 that I daresay transformed mere hobby into...

Writing about Darkhawk the other day, I discussed how it seemed like in the 90’s comic companies—Marvel in particular—were always looking f...

In the early 90’s the race was on in comics to find the “new Spider-Man.” The old Spider-Man had grown into an at-his-youngest 20-something ...

I was going to try and write a real post tonight, but I've got a sinus infection and a new iPhone and the combination of the two is maki...

In the inaugural post of my new blog over at Marvel.com , I talked about being initially exposed as a comics reader (not as a video game pla...

The thing most people remember about the 1993 X-Men semi-crossover Fatal Attractions is, frankly, the holograms. Fatal Attractions spread th...

As Kiel mentioned in Linko! , I had the privilege and pleasure of speaking with Kieron Gillen over on Marvel.com earlier this week about hi...