I Love Hickman. I loved his Avengers run. I loved SHIELD: Architects of Forever. I liked East of West. This just seems unnecessary - For the record I also love his current X-men minus a few things but this adding on to the mythos, just feels cluttered.I guess Hickman isn't for everyone. I've seen several people say they didn't like X of Swords.
I personally loved it. Also Hickman is the type of writer who will expound on your Apocalypse complaint as the story progresses (probably).
Avengers #36...
I don't think i've seen comic book T'Challa dog-walk a known character in a fight like that... in ages..
Not since he dogged Deadpool in Deadpool's own book 3-4 years ago when DP broke into Ultimates HQ
He whooped Moon Knight's ass.Avengers #36...
I don't think i've seen comic book T'Challa dog-walk a known character in a fight like that... in ages..
Not since he dogged Deadpool in Deadpool's own book 3-4 years ago when DP broke into Ultimates HQ
That immortal hulk one-shot was greatMy favorite reads of the week:
The Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place one shot by Jeff Lemire.
Lemire writes in that pseudo horror style that works so well with The Hulk and that Al Ewing has been doing good stuff with in the main book. An Mike Del Mundo's moody art was perfect for the story Lemire was telling.
The only criticism I have is that this felt like it had enough meat to it for a limited series and I would've love to have gotten that.
Batman: Joker War Zone specifically the first story where Joker visits Bane in Arkham. James Tynion hit all the right beats with that short story and set up what will potentially be an epic face off between Bane and Joker down the line.
I'm not disliking X of Swords I'm just whelmed by it. I just have never been a fan of introducing mystical prophecies and shyt like that into certain comic characters.
I didn't like it when they did it with Spider-Man and I am not a fan of it with the X-Men either.
Magically powered enemies and occasional one off magic centered stories isn't what I'm talking about.Mysticism/magic has been a part of X books for the longest though.
Juggernaut's powers are from magic (X-Men #12) and Chuck has a damned N'Garai Cairn in his backyard that spits out demons time to time (X-Men #96)
Bendis being Bendis.
Wtf is this dialogue