In his New X-Men pitch, Grant Morrison wrote about wanting to make the X-books accessible to new readers, while still respecting the continu...

I’m often baffled when a network will invest all the money to develop and advertise a new series, then cancel it after one episode. If you t...

I read, and loved, Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series a few years back. I’ve always been interested in works that combine fantasy elements...

“Planet X” is on one level a story about how it’s impossible to truly change these corporate icon superhero characters. Morrison can spin th...

One of the interesting things about the arc is the way it positions Magneto’s revolution within the political climate of a post 9/11, Bush g...

In “Planet X,” the series we’ve been reading for the past thirty issues is hijacked by an insane Magneto, and taken down to hell for the big...

“Assault on Weapon Plus” feels very different than the rest of Grant’s run on New X-Men, it's a European feeling over the top pop art e...

After the amazing prelude issue, “Murder at the Mansion” proper begins in issue #140. This storyline is kind of a mixed bag for me, there’s ...

True Blood’s second episode does a successful job of expanding the universe a bit, and clarifying some of the elements that remained rather ...

Let me start off by praising Phil Jiminez’s fantastic art on this issue. The weird coloring/inking issues from his previos New X-Men story h...