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Well, I was way off, wasn’t I? For those who didn’t read last week’s edition, I dove head first into wild speculation about the grand plans ...

Who is the poet narrator of Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants #3? This is the question that vexes me. Done in the font/word balloon a...

Genetics aren’t enough. We are now 1000 years from where Sins of Sinister began and the universe is a monstrous wasteland of rival faction...

“My Progenitors. My World Farm. All that computational power... data that would take millennia to recalculate and recompile...” I find mys...

This issue is the dead centre of the event and provides the twist of explicitly laying out what’s going on here: the four three Essex clone...

We jump ahead 90 years to the +100 time period. If you’ll recall, in Powers of X, this was the period of Moira’s ninth life – it was a world...

Powers of S Okay, so the thing about Sins of Sinister is that it’s Age of Apocalypse for Powers of X. Not House of X/Powers of X, I would ...

As Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants #1 recalled X-Men Red #5, Immoral X-Men #1 recalls Immortal X-Men #4. In the most obvious way, the...

I don’t know why entirely, but I can’t get over the one non-mutant Nightcrawler Chimera. We see nine of these ‘Nightcrawlers’ (or, more prop...

My first thought was of X-Men Red #5. The way that it took a moment in Judgment Day #1 and expanded upon it, filling in the untold gaps, is ...