Sunday, October 23, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 13 (X-Force #33)

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This is it: the final Judgment Day tie-in. All that remains after this is the conclusion and the epilogue. So, naturally, the final page of ...
Friday, October 14, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 12 (Immortal X-Men #7, Death to the Mutants #3, AXE: Eternals #1, AXE: Iron Fist #1, Legion of X #6, Captain Marvel #42, Fantastic Four #48, Wolverine #25, and X-Force #32)

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Somewhere during the reading of the three Judgment Day tie-ins that Kieron Gillen wrote and were released this week, I was stunned by the co...
Tuesday, October 11, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 11 (AXE: X-Men #1, AXE: Starfox #1, and X-Men Red #7)

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Why does Jean fail and Tony pass? It’s actually not that complicated or difficult: because Tony is not a hypocrite. He’s an egotistical sh...
Tuesday, October 04, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 10 (AXE: Avengers #1 and Amazing Spider-Man #10)

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Another tie-in written by a writer not named Kieron Gillen and yet another variation on the Progenitor’s judgment process. As we continue fu...
Monday, September 26, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 09 (Judgment Day #5, Avengers #60, and Fantastic Four #47)

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I may be biased in stating that The Infinity Gauntlet #4 is the best single event issue of all time – it’s still true, though. If you’re not...
Wednesday, September 21, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 08 (X-Men Red #6 and Judgment Day #4)

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  1 “ Well I thought that we all cared About peace And I thought that we’d all cry About love and loss And I thought that we were ...
Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Them Guys Ain’t Dumb 07 (Death to the Mutants #2, Immortal X-Men #6, Wolverine #24, and Marauders #6)

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I’ve always admired the creators who bend events for their own purposes, advancing their own plots or characters through an event, even if i...