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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DC Comics, Reviews

Convergence #5

By Jeff King, Andy Kubert and Brad Anderson Convergence is now more than half way over and it’s still not very interesting. Many big events…

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Marvel, News, Reviews

Secret Wars #1

By Jonathan Hickman, Esad Ribic and Ive Svorcina It’s funny that the two big comic companies seem to be doing a similar event at the…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Convergence #4

By Jeff King, Stephen Segovia and Peter Steigerwald To say that DC’S Convergence event has been a mess is an understatement. There are a slew…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Superman #40

By John Romita Jr, Klaus Janson and Dean White This month Superman gives us quite a few firsts. This is the first issue that John…

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Marvel, Reviews

All-New X-Men #40

By Brian Michael Bendis, Mahmud Asrar and Rain Beredo This issue had a leak a couple of days ago that spoiled the issue for a…

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Image/Top Cow, Reviews

Postal #3

By Matt Hawkins, Bryan Hill, Isaac Goodhart and Betsy Gonia Postal has been a bit of a sleeper hit with two issues that have both…

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Image/Top Cow, Reviews

The Tithe #1

By Matt Hawkins and Rahsan Ekedal There have been many comics in the past that focus on religion, and many of them have been very…

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Marvel, Reviews

Uncanny X-Men #33

By Brian Michael Bendis, Kris Anka and Antonio Fabela Brian Michael Bendis is wrapping up many of his loose ends on Uncanny X-Men as he…

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Marvel, Reviews

All-New Hawkeye #2

By Jeff Lemire, Ramon Perez and Ian Herring Hawkeye was a surprise of a book a couple of years ago when the first volume was…