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The Man of Steel largely has his team assembled. ButSuperman & The Authority #3 shows that there’s a lot more
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Eagle-eyed readers checking out Marvel’s just-released solicitations may have noticed a surprise. The company has revealed that Victor Creed —
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Fans have joked about it for months, but apparently the creative team has also been laughing behind the scenes. In
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Violent Fantasy Epic ‘Savage Wizard’ Comes To Kickstarter September 15
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X-Men Legends has revealed answers to multiple long-lost mysteries of the X-Men world. Now, in December’s X-Men Legends #10, a
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Review: ‘Daredevil’ #34 Faces The Evil Men Do
More than any other series in comics, Daredevil has explored the evil in men’s hearts. Sure, that’s not to say
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You wouldn’t think that the worlds of kung fu and super-science would have much crossover in the Marvel Universe.But as
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When DC and Webtoon announced their partnership just three weeks ago, no one quite knew what to think. There was
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Review: ‘New Mutants’ #21 Confronts The Shadows
For the better part of a year, the Shadow King has been influencing the youth of Krakoa. And in New
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The Demon Days Saga Continues In December With ‘Demon Days: Rising Storm’
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Review: ‘Star Wars: The High Republic’ #9 Explores The Galaxy’s Dark Side
The expressed purpose of the High Republic publishing line is to illuminate a Star Wars era while the Jedi and
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There’s probably only one other comic character who has been adapted to other mediums more than Superman. (Hint: he is
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Warworld has brought chaos to Earth and Kal-El’s family. In Action Comics #1034, the Superman family face it head on,
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After a first issue full of promise, all Superman: Son of Kal-El #2 needed was some thoughtfulness and solid adventure
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It’s Wally West’s first day back on the job and already Keystone City is on fire. Thankfully, he’s the fastest
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The last enemy I thought I would ever see in a Guardians of the Galaxy story was probably Dormammu. Thankfully,
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Marc Spector’s shadowy war against the forces of darkness gained a new foe at the end of last issue. Moon
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Over the last three years, Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto have told one of the biggest, but most intimate epics
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The Jedi of Starlight Beacon are the ideal of what the Jedi could be in the Star Wars universe. They’re
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