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Comic books are just like every single other storytelling device that human beings have created over time. There is finite
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With the Gala over and Krakoa’s relationship with Britain having been ended, the Excalibur team has a lot of things
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There are a great many things that the current run of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles does spectacularly well, but chief
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If forgotten or left to fester, the sins of the past can quickly become the evils of the present. This
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When young heroes run into a bit of trouble related to their attempts to come to the attention of their
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From the very beginning Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade has made no secret of the fact that the
Read moreReview: ‘Black Cat Annual’ #1 Is A Fun, Colorful, And Violent Entry In The Fantastic Black Cat Saga
The massive heist that took over most of Black Cat’s life has been completed, Manhattan was saved, and her beloved
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When people think of Captain America the first things that probably come to mind are Chris Evans or the shield
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Things haven’t fully really gelled when it comes to the last few issues of Firefly’s latest Earth-centric story arc, following
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More often than not, the best stories are those that continue to propel characters and their world forward rather than
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Annuals have been an off-and-on staple within the realm of DC and Marvel Comics for quite a long time. Often
Read moreReview: ‘Silk’ #4 Brings Flashbacks, Classic Spidey Villains, Tech Versus Demons, And More To The Table
Most superhero characters have a day job to go alongside their secret identities (those that have one). Often those day
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It’s no secret that the comic book industry (as with most entertainment industries) is a place where the most toxic
Read moreReview: The Hamato Clan Gains A Watchful Guardian Angel With ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #118
It’s always a wonderful delight when life brings you a second helping of something that you truly enjoy. This month
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With all the stresses and responsibilities and life grinding that tends to fall on many people’s shoulders, it’s not always
Read moreReview: The Wrath Of The Clones Begins With ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #27
Everyone has an origin story and for Miles Morales, it’s time to hear the tale of how his three altered
Read moreReview: Things Start To Get Quite Troublesome In ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #4
If there is one thing that remains ever true about anyone who crews the Firefly-class starship Serenity, wherever they go
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Just who is Selina Kyle? That’s the question the latest issue of Catwoman sets out to answer this month as
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Every so often in life, there are pieces of media a person encounters that just defy not only all expectations
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Sometimes there are instances where something comes along at exactly the right time when it is needed most. Representation and
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Dick Grayson/Nightwing has a long bountiful history through the decades that the character has existed at DC Comics. From times
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The party is still going strong for the people of Krakoa as the Hellfire Gala is in full swing and
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There is a party on Krakoa (well not actually Krakoa but another island to be specific) but the young mutant
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