Author: Michael Brennan

Something is Killing the Children #50 is a quiet, monumental turning point for Erica Slaughter. Our review breaks down the House of Slaughter fallout and what’s next.

Ivy is cracking, a betrayal lands hard, and the Batman: Bad Seeds event begins in earnest. Poison Ivy #47 is essential reading.

Harley Quinn #65 delivers an explosive conclusion to Harley’s split storyline, rebuilding momentum and setting up an exciting path into Batman: Bad Seeds.

Fall of the House of Slaughter #4 review: Cecilia’s world burns as political alliances shift and a monumental revelation changes everything.

X-Men ’97 Season 2’s final episode was explosive, emotional, and a properly fitting send-off for the season. Now that all the pieces of the puzzle are in place, it’s time to size up how it performed against the legendary Season 1.

Gambit goes full villain, Rogue steals the show, and the X-Men have never looked better — but the pacing wobbles continue. Michael reviews X-Men ’97 Season 2 Episode 8 on Disney+

Chachu #1 is written by Iman Vellani and published by Image Comics. Artwork is by Marianna Ignazzi, and colours by Jordie Bellaire. Main cover art is by Marianna Ignazzi. Chachu #1 is available from today, in comic book stores and on digital platforms where all good comic books are sold. Grab your physical copy from Forbidden Planet or digitally from Amazon Comixology UK. Synopsis SERIES PREMIERE 1979. Leila, a 19-year-old Pakistani-Canadian girl, stands on the cusp of adulthood, eager to experience the “real world” for the first time. With a head full of Hollywood dreams and a penchant for pulp…

X-Men ’97 Season 2 Episode 7 review: Magik’s death, Exodus’s cult, and the Horsemen of Apocalypse inch closer. Michael reviews the latest episode on Disney+.

Marvel Rivals is dropping an Age of Ultron PvE mode on July 30, and it looks incredible. Exclusive cinematics, re-recorded dialogue, and MCU-accurate skins. Here’s everything you need to know.

Check out our review for The Poison Daughter by Sheila Masterson. A poison-lipped heroine, a slow-burn romance, and a standalone that earns its hype.