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Published: Friday, July 1st, 2011

Watch lots of X-Men this weekend

This Fourth of July, let Jubilee provide all your fireworks entertainment. It’s time to gear up Netflix for a weekend or two because X-Men: The Animated Series (1992-7) and X-Men: Evolution (2000-3) are now available on instant streaming. The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes! Season 1 (2010) is also newly added.

Marvel Action Hour: Iron Man (1994-6) and the three summer-slated Spider-Man cartoons are still unavailable: Spider-Man (1994-8), Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (1981), and Spider-Man (1981-2).

More Marvel cartoons are coming this summer and fall. The Marvel website has a full breakdown of the shows you’ll be able to watch immediately upon release (or “immedjately,” as Scarlet Witch pronounces it).

Published: Sunday, June 12th, 2011

Marvel Meltdown: June 2011

Three advanced reviews are online at the Impulse Creations forums. This month’s Marvel sneak peeks are Skaar: King of the Savage Land #4, X-Men #13, and Alpha Flight #1. Find out which ones are worth your time (and money).

Published: Sunday, May 9th, 2010

Marvel Meltdown: May ’10

This week is Marvelous, and filled with reviews of X-Men Forever #23 (good for the classicists), Amazing Spider-Man #631 (good for the contemporary), Iron Man Legacy #2 (good for the moviegoers). Take your pick:

X-Men Forever is a treat, a book that rallies the X-Men together and blends their talents and personalities like it’s 1991.” - X-Men Forever #23

“The scenes with Spider-Man and the Lizard are so intensely gratifying, they sell the comic.” - Amazing Spider-Man #631

Legacy doesn’t introduce any particularly revolutionary ideas, but it does make a nice movie companion.” - Iron Man: Legacy #2

Read the reviews at Impulse Creations.

Published: Monday, March 8th, 2010

Marvel Meltdown: March ’10

The Twelve: Spearhead, X-Men: Pixie Strikes Back #2, and Hulk: Let the Battle Begin comprise this month’s Marvel Meltdown docket at Impulse Creations. Check out previews for three of this Wednesday’s comics!

Spearhead defies the aging, yellow color now often associated with WWII nonfiction and freshly portrays the tumultuous historical era through the eyes of a costumed reporter who walks unsteadily beside super-powered avengers.” - The Twelve: Spearhead

Pixie Strikes Back #2 packs a delightful charm that glides past any age restrictions … despite whose invited to the “dazzling,” popular party.” - X-Men: Pixie Strikes Back #2

“‘Let the Battle Begin’ … succeeds as a superficial but highly entertaining short narrative.” - Hulk: Let the Battle Begin