May The Fourth Be With You: The Lost Adventures Of ‘Star Wars V1: Skywalker Strikes’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You: Keep Celebrating Star Wars In June With Pride Variants
The Star Wars universe without a doubt has one of the most diverse casts of characters in media. This June,
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May The Fourth Be With You: All Ages Adventure In ‘Star Wars Adventures’ V1
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You: A Grim Future In ‘Star Wars: Legacy V1’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You- The Lost Story Of Order 66 In ‘Star Wars: Kanan’ V1
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You: An Unexplored Era Revealed In ‘Star Wars: Obi-Wan And Anakin’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You: A Most Violent Cover-Up In ‘Star Wars: Captain Phasma’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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Breakout Mutant Star Rasputin IV Makes Her Modern Debut In New ‘X-Men Red’ Variant
She made her debut in the game changing Powers of X and was instantly a fan favorite. She returned in
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Ironheart Blasts Off In ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #7 Variant
Riri Williams has become one of Tony Stark’s most stalwart allies. In June’s Invincible Iron Man #7, she blasts off
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Marvel’s ‘What If’ Gets Dark With Comics Legends And Rising Stars This Summer
Marvel’s What If has always been one of the richest and most fulfilling creative outlets in comics. This July, legendary
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Relive The Glory Days With New Marvel Saturday Morning Cartoon Variants By Sean Galloway
There isn’t a child of the eighties that doesn’t look back fondly on Satuday mornings with a huge bowl of
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #24 Swerves Into The Unexpected
About a year ago, we discovered Peter Parker had burnt every bridge in his life. In Amazing Spider-Man #24, we
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Marvel Unveils New Hellfire Gala Variant Covers Of Their Greatest Heroes
The third annual Hellfire Gala is almost upon us, and with the Gala comes high fashion takes on our favorite
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Go Back To Where It All Changed In New Bianchi ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ Variant
The Brooklyn Bridge will forever be where the Amazing Spider-Man changed forever. This May, superstar artist Simone Bianchi takes Peter
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Review: ‘Superboy- Man Of Tomorrow’ #1 Is An Uneven But Welcome Bit Of Nostalgia
Conner Kent is a character I’ve literally grown up with. It’s been years since he’s had his own series, and
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Review: ‘X-Force’ #39 Finds A New Mission (And A New Wolverine)
At this point, X-Force is the only remaining original Krakoan X-Men title. That doesn’t mean it’s been static though, and
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Marvel Celebrates Its Latest Anniversary With ‘Marvel Age’ #1000
This August, Marvel Comics celebrates its 84th birthday in the midst of parent company Disney’s 100 anniversary. To commemorate the
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The Avengers Face A Frightening New Foe- The Ashen Combine!
The Avengers are already facing an insurmountable challenge as their newest volume puts them face to face with the Tribulation
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #21 Gets Dark As The Brood Invade
The Brood are one of the most brutal alien races in the Marvel Universe. In X-Men #21, their horror comes
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A Familiar Hero Becomes ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ From Spurrier & Garbett This September
Kurt Wagner has been on a hell of a journey since House of X/Powers of X. In August, that journey
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #6 Faces A Unique Problem With A Great Solution
Fantastic Four should be a series that’s perpetually about strange science and cutting edge solutions. It doesn’t pop up in
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Review: ‘Star Trek: Defiant’ #2 Lives Up To Its Title
The rogue crew of the USS Defiant are already up and away on their clandestine mission to save the galaxy.
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The Classic ‘Alpha Flight’ Returns In August From Brisson & Godlewski
For the last few years, the Alpha Flight name has been used by Earth’s space defense force, rather than the
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Cable & Bishop Wages War In August’s ‘Children Of The Vault’ From Camp & Maresca
Marvel’s Fall of X announcements are wrapping up today, and the first announcement is a doozy. The Children of the
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Carnage Hunts Miles Morales In ‘Carnage Reigns’ Trailer
Some of Miles Morales’ most horrific experiences as a hero have been with symbiotes. In Carnage Reigns, he’s about to
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Review: ‘Batman’ #134 Is Engaging But Predictable
Batman has been exiled into a world he never existed. In Batman #134, he’s finally making a difference in this
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Synthetic Horror Comes To A Galaxy Far Far Away In ‘Star Wars: Dark Droids’
Apparently a lot happened between Empire Strikes Back and Return Of The Jedi, and this summer, a horrifying new threat
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Review: ‘Adventures Of Superman- Jon Kent’ #2 Squanders Its Potential
The future of Jon Kent seemed to be bright, even with some bumps along the path of his relaunched opening
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Review: ‘Spider-Man’ #7 Is All Flash
Spider-Man launched with huge fanfare and promises of an event years in the making. With the ‘End of the Spider-Verse’
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Mutants Return To Asgard In August’s ‘Realm Of X’ From Grønbekk & Neves
The X-Men and Asgard have been intertwined for most of both franchise’s existence. Now the mutantkind returns to the ten
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‘Astonishing Iceman’ Gets Cool With Orlando & Carratu This August
Bobby Drake has long been on the edge of truly fulfilling his potential. It looks like all it’s going to
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