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News · Comics

Marvel's Incursions Brings Five Worlds Colliding Stories, Including an X-Men Animated Series Crossover

The X-Men of 1992 are meeting their younger counterparts from X-Men: Evolution, and that's just one of five new Marvel comics where saving your own universe could mean destroying somebody else's.

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News · Movies

Marvel’s X-Men Has Its Team — So Who the Hell Is Nathaniel Milbury?

Who is Nathaniel Milbury in Marvel’s X-Men? It is one of Mister Sinister’s identities, and Adam Driver is playing the mutant villain in the 2028 movie.

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Collector's Corner · Sealed Judgment

Marvel Legends Skaar: In The Box and His Father's Shadow

Hasbro gives Hulk's alien-warrior son the size and sculpting he deserves, plus a large knife and a genuinely massive sword.

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Collector's Corner · Sealed Judgment

Sealed Judgment: Onslaught — Finally the One I Wanted

Twenty years after the Toy Biz crab disappointed me, Hasbro finally puts the classic red-and-purple Onslaught I wanted on a huge Uncanny X-Men retro card.

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News · Movies

Hell Answers to Doom in Avengers: Doomsday Trailer #2

Avengers: Doomsday Trailer #2 puts Doctor Doom in control as he confronts Reed Richards, stops Thor and reveals an army of Sentinels.

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News · Comics

Indiana Jones Goes Hunting for Marvel’s Most Dangerous Artifacts

Marvel’s new variant covers put Indy on the trail of the Infinity Gauntlet, Mjolnir, Doctor Doom’s mask and some of the most dangerous artifacts in comics.

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News · Movies

Marvel Casts Its Angel — Let's Try Not To Waste Him Again

Asa Germann is joining Marvel’s new X-Men as Warren Worthington III. Angel has already made it into two X-Men movies, and somehow neither one figured out what to do with him. Marvel gets another shot.

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Collector's Corner · Sealed Judgment

Sealed Judgment: McFarlane’s Batman ’89 Two-Face Is What-If History in a Blister Pack

McFarlane’s Batman ’89 Two-Face turns Billy Dee Williams’ unrealized movie history into a striking Page Punchers figure that still feels light on extras.

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Reviews & Rants · Movie Review

The Odyssey Is A Monumental Achievement, Even When The Journey Moves Too Fast

Christopher Nolan turns Homer’s epic into a breathtaking examination of war, guilt, PTSD and learning how to live after it.

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Collector's Corner · Sealed Judgment

Bloodwynd: Sometimes You Need Disco Space Wizard

A sealed-box judgment for a Red Platinum deep-cut DC figure I knew nothing about, bought anyway, and somehow respect more because of it.

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Collector's Corner · Busted Out

Marvel Legends Lizard Looks Great—Until You Get to the Tail

Hasbro’s Amazon-exclusive Lizard looks fantastic, but loose legs, delicate balance and a terrible segmented tail keep him from becoming the definitive version.

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Reviews & Rants · Comics

Sometimes the Villain Has a Point, and That Is Apparently a Problem For Everyone But Me

Sometimes the best villains are dangerous because their argument makes uncomfortable sense. The problem is what they decide to do about it.

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Reviews & Rants · Movie Review

I Saw One Night Only So You Don’t Have To… But You Should

One Night Only review: Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner turn a Purge-style sex-night premise into a funny, charming and easy date-night recommendation.

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