Act 2, go!
The preview from Archie is unusually late this week, but here nonetheless! As Worlds Unite continues on into its second act, you can find it available at finer comic book shops now.In the meantime, here’s a five-page preview to hold you over, and Mighty No....
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.
by Mighty No. X View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize 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...
Now with more blue than ever!
by Mighty No. X Welcome to “Worlds Unite Weekly Reviews,” your source for crossover reviews every week. There is a major issue I have to discuss about the Mega Man comic, of course, but I’ll do so at the end rather than the start. View fullsize The jokes...
Week four of Worlds Unite rolls on, and this week has another one-two punch of action.
Week four of Worlds Unite rolls on, and this week has another one-two punch of action.The main course, of course (of course) is Mega Man #50, which provides the fourth and final part of the first chapter of Worlds Unite. Unlike last week, however, it’s not...
Upside-down and topsy-turvy; the Freedom Fighters take on the Blue Bomber while Robot Masters gang up on the Blue Blur.
by Mighty No. X View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize Welcome to “Worlds Unite Weekly Reviews,” your weekly source for crossover news and opinions. Just like last week and the weeks to come, I am Mighty No. X.We pick up right where we left off last...
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