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Yeah, that's a great story. Artwork is gorgeous, too. Wish it got to last longer.

To your first question, here's a link (with sources of its own) to tackle that. https://www.popsugar.com/smart-living/the-b-in-black-should-be-capitalized-48097611

For your second question, it's...

I'm pumped for this!

I loved the vast majority of the Waid/Samnee run because it didn't try to mimic prior runs and just did its own thing. It was a nice chaser from the decades of (albeit INCREDIBLE) dark Daredevil. We...

New-ish Moon Knight fan here. Grabbed this first issue today and LOVED it. Very fascinating character, great dialogue, and some downright spectacular art. Count me in.

Yeah, this was such a good moment. Just a delightful panel.

I gotta say, I am definitely on team "long-haired Bucky" if I had to choose a side. I've always thought it looked cool. Plus, there just aren't many Marvel dudes with long hair. Someone's gotta rep...

Yeah, I really liked the first issue. Aaron Fischer reminds me of a lot of my punk friends who are activists and artists, especially in LGBT+ spaces, that really do work their butts off to make a...

As a backslidden X-fan who jumped back into the X-men world with HOXPOX, this I think has been my favorite book so far from the relaunch. I've always loved Kurt, and this series has been a real...

Not to get too meta about it, but it's funny to think any comic book character would bat an eye at it given how many times they've all died and came back eventually.

Moon Knight is one of those characters that I don't know too much about, but still think is really cool. I've read bits and pieces of some solo MK books, but this new series looks really promising. I...

Yeah, the current Beta Ray Bill series from Daniel Warren Johnson is just an absolute delight. I adore his art, and the story his been a blast. I really hope he continues to get all sorts of great...

Steve Rogers is my favorite character in Marvel, period. I'm curious to see who will be taking up the title after Coates. As much as I respect Coates as a writer and intellectual (though I admittedly...