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Thunderbolts #1 (review) (Marvel Comics, July 2016) Writer: Jim Zub In William Gibson’s groundbreaking science fiction novel “Neuromancer” (Ace, 1984), a psychopathic character, the charming and perverted Peter Riviera, is described as being a product of the radioactive ruins of Bonn, one of a group of feral children who engaged in cannibalism to survive. The
Avengers Standoff: Welcome to Pleasant Hill #1 (review) Marvel Comics, April 2016 Writer: Nick Spencer Review by Neil Raymundo, April 13, 2016 American comic book publisher Marvel Comics, at least within the past few years, has been determined to publish stories that are inaccessible to the average reader due to over-reliance on continuity. Like British
Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier Volume 1 – The Man on the Wall Marvel Comics, October 2014 Writer: Alec Kot Marvel Comics, an American publisher of predominantly superhero themed comic books, is almost certainly lost on what to do with its character The Winter Soldier. A legacy child sidekick character written to have died in
