The Whitest Guy You Know: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers’ #3
Grab the American flag, drape it over the shoulders grandly, and get ready for some hoorah speechifying by Captain America!
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Author: Scott Redmond
It’s Not A Twilight Thing — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #11
Vengeful teens. Murderous symbiotes. Hobgoblins. Mental Health. Miles Morales has dealt with a lot lately. Add vampires to that list.
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Just The Story Of A Boy: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1075
Batman has a lot of inner demons to battle. Unfortunately, the newest mental resident was placed there by the Orghams.
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What Was Lost, Now Found: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #144
Since the moment it began, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been a franchise built around the varied concept of family.
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Excited With A Swirl Of Disappointment: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ Vol 6
Once upon a time, basically the early 2000’s, Marvel Comics had Wolverine appearing in a good portion of their publications.
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Immortality, It’s Yours For The Taking!: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #58
The war between the Bat and the Cat intensifies as the penultimate chapter of their heartbreaking event brings new threats.
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New To You Comics #131: Beware Red Snow In ’30 Days Of Night’
Everyone has different tastes in comics. Here at New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Scott dive
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There’s Something Scary About Joseph: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch’ #9
Sometimes even those who spend all their time trying to help the hopeless can use a bit of help themselves.
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Pirates Don’t Need Full Shirts, Right? — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #107
Once upon a time, there was a man named Ric Grayson. This was Dick Grayson with all his memories gone.
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Get A Load Of Those Tattoos!: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Iceman’ #3
Orchis isn’t playing around. Iceman and others might suffer the consequences of his actions. Enter Captain America (of the railways)!
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Life’s Thin Line: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #3
Death is a final situation for those unluckily struck by its sharp blade, but a plague upon those left behind.
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Star-Spangled Odd Couple: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #38
When the world goes to hell and fascism is on the rise, sometimes you need a star-spangled old soldier friend.
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On The Run Again — Reviewing: ‘Firefly: The Fall Guys’ #2
There are bad days and there are really bad days. Then there’s the crew of the Serenity-level bad days. On
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Nature Bites Back: Reviewing ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #7
They say there are two sides to every story, and somewhere in the middle lies the reality or the truth.
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Out Of The Darkness He Strikes: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #5
Heavy is the head that wears the crown. Even when that crown no longer exists, and the former bearer exiled.
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Slaying Ain’t Easy: Reviewing ‘Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer’ #3
Thanks to technology, lying to others about our lives is much easier. Too bad lying to ourselves isn’t so easy.
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White Hot To The Touch: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #16
It ain’t easy being a Mutant in the Marvel Universe these days, or ever; just ask the beleaguered Quiet Council.
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The Doctor Is In, Again — Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange Vol 1: The Life Of Doctor Strange’
Doctor Stephen Strange died, but then he got better. Now he’s back in business with his wife Clea at his
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Bringing An Orb To A Ship Fight: ‘Star Trek’ #12 Reviewed
The power-mad Klingon Emperor and killer of cosmic Godly beings faces something far more powerful: a united and determined crew.
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Numbers Aren’t Your Friend — Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Amazing Spider-Man’ #1
Magic is under fire from many people’s least favorite school subject and it might take two Spider-Men to save everything.
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Love Is A Strange Dark Thing: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #8
A war is brewing between a general and a doctor, leaving the woman they both love to make a choice.
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Better Watch Out, Nature Bites Back! — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #15
Often, the more beautifully eye-catching something happens to be, especially in nature, the more unassumingly dangerous it might be. All
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Maybe Listen To The Clown: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #2
Black Canary has a very dangerous, personal, mission and gathered a very dangerous team to try and pull it off.
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From Within You, It Devours — Reviewing ‘Static: Shadows Of Dakota’ #6
Darkness is a truly scary, heavy, encompassing, consuming thing, whether it comes from the shadows around us or from within.
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Review: ‘Tales Of The Titans’ #3 — Thy Camera Is A Weapon Of Truth
Superheroes sometimes do more than bash supervillains in the face. Often, they tackle bigger real-world relevant types of issues. Other
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What’s In The Heart: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #112
Mistress Vile has succeeded. Darkness has fallen. The Rangers have been divided as the overwhelming forces of evil surround them.
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It’s All In Your Head: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1074
Gotham City beware, Batman is on the warpath. Broken and possessed, the protector becomes the attacker as the city trembles.
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Big Shop Of Horrors: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #143
Often, they say a physician who treats themselves has a fool for a patient. Oh, hey there Doctor Jasper Barlow!
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Painting By The Numbers — Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Moon Knight’ #1
Math. A constant foe to so many students but also possibly the greatest threat to the Marvel Universe. Well, magical
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No Thwips, Just BAMFs: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #1
Orchis have declared Earth a mutant-free zone. Good thing they’re not currently looking for a devilish teleporting-friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Life
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Life Is More Than Ones And Zeroes: Reviewing ‘Cyborg’ #3
Death is one constant that can’t truly be solved through science and technology. At least, that used to be true.
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