Jeremy Matcho

Jeremy Matcho is an employee of Amcom/ Xerox. He was born on the hard streets in Guam, and once met George Wendt at a local Jamesway department store. He was first exposed to comics at the tender age of 9, picking up X-Men #1. His favorite character then, and to this day is Cyclops. While he has been a Marvel fan for 20 years, DC is steadily becoming heavy competition. He also is the proud owner of a 2002 ford escort.

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X-Men #20

By Jonathan Hickman, Francesco Mobili and Sunny Gho X-Men #20 brings us all the way back to some of the events of House of X….

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Wolverine #12

By Benjamin Percy, Scot Eaton, JP Mayer, Oren Junior and Matthew Wilson Sometimes having a character in several titles a month can take away something…

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Hellions #11

By Zeb Wells, Stephen Segovia and David Curiel Hellions has consistently been one the best books in the X-line. Each title has has some very…

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Cable #10

By Gerry Duggan and Phil Noto Cable will be wrapping up as a series in the next couple of months, but there is still a…

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Way of X #1

By Si Spurrier, Bob Quinn and Java Tartaglia Way of X is the newest mutant book to hit the shelves this week. This series seems…

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Thor #14

By Donny Cates, Nic Klein and Matt Wilson This week marks the end of Thor’s prey story line. As a reader, Thor is a great…

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Amazing Spider-Man #63

By Nick Spencer, Federico Vicentini and Alex Sinclair With all the books that Marvel puts out, none are held to a higher standard than Amazing…

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X-Men #19

By Jonathan Hickman, Mahmud Asrar and Sunny Gho This week marks the conclusion of the children of the vault arc, at least for now. X-23…

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Alien #1

By Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Salvador Larroca and GURU-eFX Alien #1 is the first Alien comic put out by Marvel, so this issue could be a…