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Worlds Unite Weekly Reviews, Part 5: Sonic Universe #77
Welcome to Act 2 of the Worlds Unite crossover.
Worlds Unite Weekly Reviews: Mega Man: Worlds Unite Battles #1
One of the more surprising announcements as Worlds Unite began was that two additional issues outside of the main series of twelve would be produced, with the promise that these “Battle books” would showcase exciting fight sequences that the main issues couldn’t stop to depict. The first of those issues has finally arrived, and it’s time to see whether the excitement inside warrants its own issue.
Worlds Unite Weekly Reviews, Part 4: Mega Man #50
Now with more blue than ever!
Worlds Unite Weekly Reviews, Part 3: Sonic the Hedgehog #273
Upside-down and topsy-turvy; the Freedom Fighters take on the Blue Bomber while Robot Masters gang up on the Blue Blur.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #49 – The Once and Future X
As you may remember from the preview pages, the assorted Series 2 and 3 Robot Masters find themselves being awakened in Light Labs with the promise of a new lease on life.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #48 – Yes, Virginia, There is a Mr. X…
For those of us who were looking for an epic fight against Gamma, this issue definitely delivered.
Review: Rockman Dystopia
Living up to its unspoken promise, Rockman Dystopia delivers an aggressive, hard-edged take on vintage Mega Man tunes.
Review: Rockman Utopia
Longtime friend and fellow former Nintendo Power writer Chris Hoffman offers his take on the latest Blue Bomber soundtrack offering from Japan.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #45 – Never Forgiven
You know an issue is going to be good when the cover has the heroes’ home burning, his family injured, and the vision of his foe grinning in the firelight.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #44 – Leaving the Lights On
Six Robot Masters down, two to go. And Auto?
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #43 – Narrow Programming
When last we left off, Mega Man was attempting to use words and robotic morality to convince Gemini Man to stand down and choose a different path for himself.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #42 – Overshadowed
As our intrepid hero makes for the thermal-powered asteroid, his new foe is a very old robot indeed… Shadow Man. The only one not designed by Wily.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #41 – A Boy and His Dog
The time-traveling bidness is done with, Xander Payne’s back in prison and crazier than ever, and Wily’s walkin’ on that thin line between ‘reformed’ misguided scientist supposedly controlled by an alien AI and the self-serving bastitch we all know he is.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #40 – Writing on the Wall
When last we left off, everyone was gearing up to fight the Wily Walker to the finish.
The Blue Ink Reviews: Mega Man #39 – No Civilians in War
This issue has a lot going on…I mean, a lot.
The Blue Ink Reviews: Mega Man #38 – The Boss in the Time Capsule
In the last Blue Ink, I made a couple of major predictions about Mega Man’s fate, Xander Payne’s fate, other things of that nature. Allow me a small moment before we dive in to gloat a little.
The Blue Ink Reviews: Mega Man #37 – Timely Heroics
Some days you’re the ball, some days you’re the bat. When you’re a Mega Man, it’s more the second most of the time, but there are still days when even the best super fighting robot or B-Class Maverick Hunter ends up with something on their plate they didn’t expect to deal with.
The Blue Ink Reviews: Mega Man #36 – No Turning Back
After Mega Man and friends searched the Lanfront Ruins for evidence of Dr. Wily’s innocence, what’s next for the mad genius?
The Blue Ink Reviews: Mega Man #35 – Abnormal Robotic Psychology
My, my. This was quite a fun little issue to read. Not so much about explosions this time, we’re diving into the madness of the mechanical mind, because it seems everyone in this issue has something to see a shrink about.
TMMN Reviews: Bandai D-Arts Ultimate Armor Mega Man X Figure
Hot on the heels of our Bandai Figuarts ZERO Sigma figure review comes Mega Man X in the Ultimate Armor made famous in Mega Man X4! Featuring a cameo appearance by Tango the Cat!
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