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The expressed purpose of the High Republic publishing line is to illuminate a Star Wars era while the Jedi and
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New To You Comics #82: God Is Coming In ‘Venom V1: Rex’
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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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The last enemy I thought I would ever see in a Guardians of the Galaxy story was probably Dormammu. Thankfully,
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Archie Comics has seen their classic characters take many forms in recent years. Perhaps no one has seen more than
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Hello, and welcome to The Mutants’ Court, Comicon.com’s new column covering the massive events of Marvel’s X-Men line (at least
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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
Read moreJonathan Hickman’s X-Men Run Ends With ‘Inferno’ … For Now
Since Inferno was announced, speculation has run rampant that this would mean the end of the Krakoan era of X-Men.
Read moreNew To You Comics #80: The Dark Knights Rise In ‘Detective Comics: Rise Of The Batmen’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read more‘Daredevil’ Ends With November’s #36… But Zdarsky And Checchetto’s Epic Isn’t Over
Over the last three years, Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto have told one of the biggest, but most intimate epics
Read more‘Daredevil’ Ends With November’s #36… But Zdarsky And Checchetto’s Epic Isn’t Over
Over the last three years, Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto have told one of the biggest, but most intimate epics
Read moreReview: ‘Daredevil’ #33 Sets Marvel’s Hell’s Kitchen On Fire
Daredevil continues to explore Matt Murdock’s worst year since “Born Again.” After months of crime lords, riots, and prison time,
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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
Read moreReturn To O.Z.- Talking ‘The O.Z.’ #2 Kickstarter With David Pepose
David Pepose is a name comic fans are hearing more of by the day. He’s made his mark in the
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Disney’s DuckTales is probably the ultimate Saturday morning cartoon. The original was a mix of adventure, comedy, and fun, and
Read moreReview: Superheroic Civil Disobedience In ‘Batman’ #111
The dark future of Gotham is in motion. And if Batman #111 is any indication, its much closer than anyone
Read more‘Inferno’ Is Coming And The X-Men Can Trust No One
The massive X-Men event of the fall is nearly here, and to get readers ready, Marvel released three very interesting
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade: A Heroic Classic In ‘Spider-Man And The Fantastic Four: Silver Rage’
Team ups are one of the most classic tropes in comic book storytelling. In all superhero comics, one team-up in
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The Hulk has found himself at the end of the road with the conclusion of the greatest story of his
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The X-Men are now Earth’s greatest heroes. They have stepped up to protect the planet and prove that mutantkind is
Read moreNew To You Comics #78: Spy-Hero Hijinks In ‘Ninjak V1: Weaponeer’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreNew To You Comics #78: Spy-Hero Hijinks In ‘Ninjak V1: Weaponeer’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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Free to cut loose and tell its own story, Wolverine #14 is a great example of not just what the
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The Hellfire Gala is over, and none of the X-Men titles felt as momentous of a shift as S.W.O.R.D. The
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Superman has been a symbol for so many. In Superman: Son of Kal-El #1, we see that literally as the
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The Shadow King has been twisting the minds of Krakoa’s youth. We don’t know why or for how long, but
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