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For the last four plus years, The Flash has built up to an epic conclusion. Now the longest run in
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“Wicked Worlds,” part four. The Bishop will finally reveal the secrets of the Multiverse to Angela…IF she can survive long
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Picking up where issue #2 left off, issue #3 of Sabrina: Something Wicked finds Sabrina kneeling in what’s left of
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When twelve-year-old Blake is shipped away to stay with her weird aunt in Fever Swamp for the summer, she expects
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Any book that begins by including a Kevin Keegan quote is always going to be alright with me. But then,
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Bill may be dead, but he’s got a job to do. Welcome to the Big Wait, where folks who don’t
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With two school-aged kids at home, I’m constantly on the lookout for appropriate reading material, especially comics. My children, Oliver
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