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Eighty years post Nostromo, a Colonial Marine is medically chaptered and heads home to try to patch things up with
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After over a year away from the spotlight, one of Valiant Entertainment’s top heroes returns. The character has taken a
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A back-to-basics or returning to a previous status quo is very much something that is weaved into the fabric of
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In the comic book world, it used to be quite common for a new creative team to come on board
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For as long as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have existed, there has long been a debate about which Turtle
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Read moreNew To You Comics #64: Into The Darkside In ‘Shadowman V1: Birth Rites’
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For almost as long as there have been stories of Batman within the realms of DC Comics, the police force
Read moreReview: An Unlikely Kidnapping Plot Goes Awry In ‘The Hardways’ #2
After a great night at the casino, Maury was walking on air. He had a bunch of winnings and a
Read moreReview: The Brothers Finally Reconnect And Grieve In ‘Birthright’ #48
Earth may have won the war against Terrenos, but it was not without casualties. Mikey and Brennan’s parents are trapped
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There are stories that slowly take the audience into the world they are presenting, holding their hand as the story
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With a new drug called “A-Plus” wreaking havoc at Empire State University, leaving a trail of bodies in its wake,
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Since ‘The Three Doctors,’ the Doctor has been having run-ins with his past selves. In Missy #1, The Master gets
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In the second chapter of Maniac of New York, Harry had a whole subway train filled with commuters to have
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Read more‘Sentinel’: Bringing Back The Sci-Fi (And More) Of Classic British Comics
Sentinel delivers 64 pages of digest-sized action, mixing up the genres each time but always delivering one whole story every
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Super heroes rarely age. There’s something there to explain why they are constantly in their 30s or 40s, like they
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From a vague job posting on a bulletin board to getting to tour with a pop star. If ever a
Read moreReview: ‘Power Pack’ #5 Proves Just How Fun And Amazing Comic Books Truly Are In The Series Conclusion
Stories can take a lot of shapes and forms, covering the variety of genres and sub-genres humanity has created over
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Chris Powell has come a long way since finding a strange amulet in an abandoned amusement park. As the hero,
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