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Superman has gone through a lot in the last decade. Now, with the end of this issue, the series is
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In the wake of Planet-Size X-Men and SWORD #6, the X-Men have made a play which changes the entire Marvel
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Superman has faced Mongul and the Warworlders dozens of times in his history. But Action Comics #1032 is showing that
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As of last week, the X-Men changed the Marvel Universe forever. SWORD #6 is the beginning of the aftermath; altering
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The Hellfire Gala so far has been all about the big events of last week’s Planet-Size X-Men. But New Mutants
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Wally West’s journey in the Speed Force so far has been a series of joyful adventures through the legacy of
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So far, outside of the second issue of the series, Superman: Red & Blue has perfectly captured the spirit of
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