The Iron Fist story was forgettable. But at least it was brief. Wolverine's segment might have some promise. I mean, it's got a navy blue primate in it for goodness sake. I like the Masters ...

From Earthworm Jim creator, a goofy fun, weird sciency story meets the supernatural tale with lots of energetic art with some otherworldly, other-dimensional designs. Ten Napel brings the sa...

A better offering of MCP. Maybe because 3 very long stories are coming to a close finally. But still not the best issue I've read. Not even close.

A ho-hum issue that felt like a waste of 15-20 minutes of my life.

The one-shot story was amazing while all three of the team-up multi-parters weren't really all that impressive. Only the setting of the Ghost Rider epic is what's really all that memorable.

The dialogue, especially of the bad guys is very 1990s action movie fodder. But the story itself reads like the kind of film Bruce might have gotten to make had he lived into his 40s or 50s....

Imagines if the First Family of Marvel were inspired by real people. There is one thing that this 'true tale' captures fairly well: the dysfunction of Reed, Ben, Sue and Johnny. Sadly, what ...

Dear Marvel TPB Editor--is there the possibility the opening scrawl page could tell new readers a bit about some of the non-movie characters that are hardly even established throughout this ...

A powerful account of an almost forgotten character of 20th century American history. With an extensive notes section, full of photos and facts, it was a good read. Though, a magnifying glas...

An engaging reimagining of the X-Men set in the 1920s, as if the Coen Bros' Miller's Crossing meets our mighty mutants. Crime, intrigue, ethnic slurs, racism (not the anti-mutant kind we're ...

The best part: great painted covers with colors and alien designs that pop. Otherwise, the story is a bit disjointed and seemingly part of some larger narrative I'm not aware of, perhaps sim...

A good offering with a promising introductory Iron Fist chapter.