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Sometimes big changes in one’s life gives one a chance to rectify past mistakes or seek redemption, and there aren’t
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As the Pykkts invade Earth the flashbacks we have witnessed come faster and shorter with the action swapping from panel
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Wolverine’s stories exploring his past have been a dime a dozen. However, none of them have truly dived deep in
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‘After the Battle of Yavin, Han Solo and Chewbacca intend to use their reward to settle their debts. But Princess
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Fantastic Four #28 brings what feels like a very Doctor Who-esque conclusion to the current cosmic-threatening storyline Marvel’s first family
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With Eight for Silver, Anthropoid director, Sean Ellis, tries his hand at a werewolf movie. Set in the late 1800s,
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Fresh back from their trip to Billionaire Island, Mark Russell and Steve Pugh land on more familiar ground with Future
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Colonel Weird bounces through time and space, reliving various points of his life and all of them are tragic. This
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‘Destiny has come for the endeavors of the Vihaan II. Malik and Richter face off for the last time and
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In Martin Scorsese’s documentary miniseries Pretend It’s A City, the famed director basically puts a mike on Fran Lebowitz and
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If most were asked to describe Leonardo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, their minds would go instantly to him
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Marcus Miskin is a geek with high ambitions and low self-esteem. When his life is at a crossroads, he asks
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Damian and Jon are back in the present, but that doesn’t mean they’re finished fighting. The immortal villain Vandal Savage
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Sometimes superheroes stare into the void. Sometimes that void is literal. For X-Force though, the void is in the deep
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Snowpiercer started out as a series of French graphic novels (Titan Comics has been translating them). Then it became a
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‘Humbo’s plan for escaping the Acceptists might not be enough for the group to make the train headed to Megalopolis
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