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Tag Archives: Uncanny X-Men

Blue Becomings: Revisiting Excalibur #4

Dr. Anna Peppard re-examines a favorite scene from Excalibur #4 a decade after first reading it to consider how its meanings may have changed for her.

11 May 2021 in Critical Nostalgia, Guest Post, Marvel Comics.

Like a Phoenix: On Selective Completion & Re-Collecting X-Men

Taking the occasion of our 5th anniversary to explore the re-acquiring of X-Men comics in that same time period.

20 March 2018 in Comics, Meta.

Mo’ Meta News: How Collecting Shapes The Middle Spaces

As the year ends, let’s look to 2018 and beyond by considering how comic book collecting and critical nostalgia shape The Middle Spaces blog.

26 December 2017 in Comics, Meta.

Days of Future Then: Reflections on X-Men Comics & “Days of Future Past” (Part One of Two)

This is Part One of a two-part series of posts on the classic X-Men comics arc, “Days of Future Past,” which originally appeared in X-Men issues #141 and #142.

20 May 2014 in Marvel Comics.
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