Brad Kern

  Image credits to cnet.com In the end, no franchise in Marvel Comics’ ever-growing universe won’t touch the hearts of fans like the X-Men. The team of mutants has dug its claws into the hearts of fans around the world with its inspiring stories about heroism, discrimination, and acceptance. Coming off a series revival, one of the most famous iterations from X-Men in animation is their 1997 counterpart. That show brought back beloved characters for a whole new slew of adventures on Disney+. But also building off that success is another revival series, X-Men ‘97. A Nostalgic Trip Back to the ‘90s X-Men ’97 — yes, it continues directly from where 1992 left off — holds as a direct continuation of its iconic predecessor which aired for five seasons and became such a cornerstone to Saturday morning cartoons. The revival looks to recapture everything about what made that original show so good by bringing back everyone from voice actors to creative teams who worked on it. For fans who grew up

  Image credits to nerdist.com The Avengers, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, have seen countless powerful members over the years. From cosmic characters to super-soldiers, the team has housed some of the most formidable heroes in the Marvel Universe. We’ll take a look at the top ten most powerful Avengers that have graced the pages of comics and break down their strengths and why they stand above their teammates. Thor Thor is a God from Asgard with a hammer named Mjolnir. He’s been an Avenger since day one and brings his god-like strength to every battle. Strengths: Thor boasts incredible levels of strength and durability, along with having control over lightning. Add his century-long combat experience and you have a warrior that won’t back down. Why He’s Powerful: His physical might mixed with controlling natural forces allows him to take on even cosmic threats by himself. The Hulk Scientist Bruce Banner became Hulk following an accident involving gamma radiation. The hero had no intentions

  Image credits to marvel-dc.fandom.com Amalgam Comics was a short-lived but popular imprint that brought together characters from Marvel and DC Comics to create new ones. Each character had traits of both universes — and they were intriguing enough to make fans love them. Here are the top 10 most popular characters in the universe: Dark Claw A mix of Batman and Wolverine, Dark Claw has Wolverine’s fighting skills and Batman’s detective skills. He’s dark and mysterious — a standout in this universe. Super-Soldier With Superman’s super strength, speed, and endurance mixed with Captain America’s leadership and tactical skills, Super-Soldier is an unbeatable hero. His patriotic design made him a fan-favorite too. Spider-Boy Spider-Man’s wall-crawling abilities mixed with Superboy’s strength made for a fun character to follow along with when he goes on adventures. Fans found his youthfulness relatable. Iron Lantern Iron Man has advanced tech while Green Lantern can create anything with his

  Image credits from vox.com The world of comic books is a vast and colorful one, but our heroes can’t always win. When they’re not fending off singular villains, they must deal with sinister organizations that want chaos and destruction. These fiendish foes have formidable power against our protagonists. Here are eight of the top evil organizations from comic book history. The League of Assassins Ra’s al Ghul heads this group that tries to bring balance to the world through killing. All members are trained assassins who will stop at nothing to get their job done. HYDRA An international terrorist organization with goals of dominating the world, HYDRA has been around for ages in Marvel comics. Red Skull leads them and is known for infiltrating governments all over. The Sinister Six A temporary team made up of some of Spider-Man’s most dangerous enemies — Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, and Venom — really put Spiderman in some tight spots over the years. The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants Mag

  Comics have been around since the late 19th century and they’ve come a long way. They started out as a vehicle for humor, satire, and light entertainment. Now they’re so much more than that. The modern-day comic is a multifaceted form of storytelling that can explore just about any topic or theme you can imagine. A lot has gone into shaping this unique medium over the years. Changes in society and technology played a part, as did shifts in popular culture. The 20th century saw the introduction of comic strips in newspapers like “The Yellow Kid” and “Little Nemo in Slumberland.” These early strips were often funny but sometimes ventured into darker territory with social commentary on poverty, crime, and corruption. By the time Superman made his first appearance in 1938, it was clear there was room for more serious stories to be told with comics. This new character paved the way for all other superheroes to follow. Batman, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man; these are just a few of the countless

  As comic book lovers, we all know the lovable companions who have stood by our heroes. These pets come in all shapes and sizes; sometimes they’re covered in fur, other times scales or even metal. Either way, they’ve always found a way to make it into our hearts and add depth to their respective stories. Let me present to you the top ten comic book pets ever seen. Lockjaw (Marvel Comics) Lockjaw is a giant teleporting bulldog that has become one of the most iconic comic book pets out there. He’s part of the Inhuman Royal Family, which gives him an almost supernatural level of loyalty and teleportation powers for himself and others. Krypto (DC Comics) We’ve all seen Superman’s faithful Kryptonian dog, Krypto. But did you know he has all of Superman’s powers? That’s right! Flight, super strength…even heat vision! Ace the Bat-Hound (DC Comics) Batman’s loyal canine companion is an amazing crime-fighter in its own right! With its sharp senses and impressive training Ace has helped Batman