Guardians of the Galaxy Recruits Agent Venom and Captain Marvel

Flash is going to space... well not Flash Gordon but rather Eugene "Flash" Thompson aka Agent Venom or simply Venom. 

Oh and Flash isn't the only new member for the team, Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers will be joining for the ride. 

This new iteration of the team will be coming out for Free Comic Book Day 2014. The book will be written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Nick Bradshaw. There'll be a backup story written by Dan Slott (Superior Spider-Man) and Giuseppe Camuncoli. 

Wolverine and the X-Men # 36 Spoilers

Following up on the events of Marvel's "Battle of the Atom" with the help of Jason Aaron and Guiseppi Camuncoli which transpire in WOLVERINE AND THE X-MEN # 36.

1. Cyclops Teams up with Old Cyclops

Really cool moment when O5 Cyclops finds himself with his back against his older Phoenix Force corrupted self while fighting the X-Men from the future.

2. Jean Grey vs Emma Frost, O5 Jean Grey and the Stepford Cuckoos

Another cool yet poorly executed moment. The Cuckoos team up with the younger Jean and Emma to fight off the psychic attacks of the Xorn-ized future Jean Grey.

3. O5 Jean is stronger than Xorn Jean

In a surprising turn of events the younger Jean Grey beats her "older" self and makes the ultimate mistake of peering into Xorn Jean's mind. These two panels might just be the ultimate turning point for X-Men: Battle of the Atom. In fact this panel's effect might be carried over to the upcoming All New X-Men/ Guardians of the Galaxy crossover.

4. What Jean saw

Whatever the hell Jean Grey saw in Xorn Jean's head screwed her up badly as she immediately reliquinshes her first decision to stay in the present Marvel Universe.Again whatever she chose to do or not to do automatically leads to some interesting storyline in the near future.

5. Deadpool is hiding something

Prior to this Deadpool threatened the whole team with suicide if they did not stop fighting. He goes on a verbal tirade about how they mean well for the team and how it is important that the Original Five "do the right thing". We later find out that things are not what they seem. In fact, it looks like Wade Wilson lied about everything.

6. O5 Beast and Iceman team up with Magik and visit the Future

Magik takes Iceman and Beast to the future where we see that things are very, very different; particularly in the Jean Grey School where it looks so beautiful. And then they also have Sentinels patrolling the area.

7. A Second team of future X-Men

Sure we got spoiled with the cover for the next chapter of X-Men: Battle of the Atom but it's still a shock to see the actual team that will join the fight in the next few chapters. Whp are these guys? Since when did the X-Men have an Iron Man/ Sentinel member on their roster? Who's the new Cloak and why is Colossus rocking a metallic moustache.

Superior Spider-Man # 5 Spoiler and Review - Did He or Did He Not Kill Somebody?

I'm still not past the point that I'm willing to fully admit that I'm having a damn good time with Superior Spider-Man. However I can definitely say that I'm getting there. Superior Spider-Man # 5 is pushing me to go and rave about the book so here's what I think.

So the burning question since last week was whether or not this 'superior' Spider-Man has the balls to go and do the unthinkable.

Read more after the cut...

In this issue, Massacre returns to civilization from his imprisonment. He also offers his so-called services to a fastfood chain mogul and proceeds to do what he was paid to do. Meanwhile Spider-Man cajoles Uatu Jackson of Horizon to upgrade his tech. Otto Octavius foils Massacre's 'backup plan' before facing off against this stone cold killer.

Massacre on the other hand is having a helluva good time gunning down cops like they were grunts in a Halo game.

That's until Otto Octavius finally arrives and deals with this new rogue of his...

It's fairly shocking that Spidey decides to pick up a gun, let alone shoot Massacre. It's like a throwback to the 90s, the so-called 'Dark Age of Comics'. It's also the succeeding pages where Dan Slott's writing really shines the brightest.

Ever had this situation where you're processing a lot of things because you're about to do something very drastic and you know that there are mighty repercussions. Slott's managed to get that feeling, that thought process people have when they're about to do something terrible or completely out of character, and put it into paper.

Plus Spider-Man's monologue here is something that Batman should really read when it comes to dealing with the Joker. Bats even admits that he's only counting on his archenemy escaping Arkham after his arrest but he never really considered killing him. Also could the old man be Mephisto? Just checking.

Another great thing is that sad little dialogue Massacre says about feeling fear. Something that he hasn't felt after quite some time. This only gets answered by a bullet somewhere in his skull.

Again to hammer the point and to answer the title question, YES Spider-Man did shoot a man. A man who's down and injured.

Let's do a second look at that panel to hammer the point.

Okay fine, this book is fun! Gonna get more of these when it comes out.

Will Superior Spider-Man End Come May?

The burning question at the moment is whether or not Marvel is bringing down the blade for Superior Spider-Man as the May solicit details some pretty grim stuff.

Here are the official solicits as listed in the Marvel's preview catalog:

Amazing Spider-Man # 691 Spoilers

The original Hobgoblin as well as Curt Connors returns in Amazing Spider-Man # 691 by Dan Slott and Guiseppi Camuncolli.

Amazing Spider-Man # 680 Spoilers - Human Torch Singing Rebecca Black's Friday

Spoilers for Amazing Spider-Man # 680 Spoilers written by Dan Slott and Guissepi Camuncoli featuring the team up of Spider-Man and the Human Torch before "Ends of the Earth".