Brian Michael Bendis

Synopsis: Daredevil! Luke Cage! Jessica Jones! Iron Fist! Individually, these four heroes have been on the front lines of the battle to keep the streets of the city safe and secure! But now, with a deadly enemy...

Synopsis: Jessica Jones’ life has never been easy, but things seemed to have finally turned around for her. She had a loving husband, Luke Cage, a darling little girl, and her own detective agency. However, there has...

Following on from the success of the television incarnation. Marvel give ‘Jessica Jones’ her first comic book series in what has been close to ten years. And if that isn’t enough excitement for you. The comic...

‘Powers’ is to return to the Sony Playstation Network for a second series and joining the cast will be Michael Madsen who is to play the villainous SuperShock. Madsen of course is best known for his...

Fantastic Four Premiered on August 7, 2015 Directed by Josh Trank Written by Simon Kinberg & Jeremy Slater & Josh Trank Based on characters created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby The last time I read...

Published by Marvel Comics, Guardians of the Galaxy #26 is written by Brian Michael Bendis, illustrated by Valero Schiti and colored by Jason Keith. Issue #26 is really about Peter Quill, A.K.A. Starlord and the rest...

From Marvel Comics and the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis (writer) and Chris Bachalo (pencils), Uncanny X-Men #32 is the beginning of Scott Summers a.k.a. Cyclops rebirth from mutant terrorist to mutant hero. With the death of...

The covers: A pair of covers are vying for your attention and dollars for this issue. The Main cover is by Stephane Roux. It’s an excellent image of, going from the foreground to the background, Spider-Woman, Rocket...

Synopsis: Still reeling from her parents divorce, April (Brittany Allen, Defiance, Dead Before Dawn) is dragged back to the vacation cabin she spent fond summers at as a child accompanied by a group of friends. Her...

From Marvel Comics and the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis (writer) and Chris Bachalo (artist & colors) as well as Antonio Fabela (colorist), Uncanny X-Men #31 was not so much the return of Professor Xavier as...

From Marvel Comics and the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis (writer) and Valero Schiti & David Lopez (artist/co-artist issue 22), Guardians of the Galaxy #22 & 23, are both fun from a story perspective and a lot...

From Marvel Comics and the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis  (writer) and Kris Anka (artist), Uncanny X-Men #28 is a good issue which helps to remind mutant loving Marvel readers just what kind of caring and...