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The 31st century is full of legends of the great age of heroes. Legion of Super-Heroes #3 explores those legends
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Just as Dante once explored the nine levels of Hell, Danny Ketch is finding himself doing the same. However, in
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The New Mutants have proven themselves to be one of the most tight-knit teams in the Marvel Universe. However, when
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After a year of stories bouncing around the Multiverse, Young Justice was able to stop and catch their breath last
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The illusion of change is a necessary element of ongoing superhero comics. However, when a comic company takes a gamble
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Perhaps the greatest adversary in Barry Allen’s life has been with Captain Cold. Even with Grodd and the Reverse Flash,
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The biggest theme of Dial H for Hero has been, “what makes a hero?” However, Dial H for Hero #10
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As you begin reading Thor #1, you can practically hear the guitar riffs begin. After an incredible seven year run,
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As 2019 ends, a new future looms for the Marvel Universe. Incoming! follows the pattern of hinting at stories and
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(++Warning: this review contains mild spoilers for SHAZAM #9++) Though its been plagued by delays and frequent shifts in art
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The Legion of Super-Heroes have a long history of juggling multiple threats that endanger the entire universe. With this newest
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Often a conclusion comes with a bang, or a whimper. However, few if any come exactly as they need to,
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Everyone’s been left out by their friends before. Unfortunately everyone handles it a literally different and New Mutants #4 shows
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As the saying goes, the best defense is a good offense. It’s a hard lesson that X-Force learns, to disastrous
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There are a surprising amount of medical doctors who are superheroes in the Marvel Universe. However, there are few of
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The best science fiction takes the tropes of the genre and make us question them. Rai #2 takes the title
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Any hero’s worst fear is when the bad guy wins. Add powers on the fritz, and it sounds like a
Read moreReview: Fallen Angels #3 Continues The Hunt For Apoth
The hunt for one of the X-Men’s most vicious new foes is heating up. In Fallen Angels #3 that’s quite
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Casualties are inevitable in a war, and when the war is amongst demons for the rulership of Hell, they might
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For months, the Outsiders have been facing Ra’s al Ghul and his League of Assassins. However, the odds were stacked
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We’ve known it was coming for months now. This issue is finally here, changing Superman forever. In Superman #18, Clark
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While the original flavor New Mutants adventure off in the Shi’Ar empire, there is still work to be done back
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In three issues, X-Force has added some unexpected wrinkles to what readers expected of Krakoa. The series has already set
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