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Spider-Woman’s problems in the present stem from ghosts of her past as she discovers what is causing her recent illness.
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Read moreReview: ‘The Ludocrats’ #3 Is Another Gloriously Daft Issue From Gillen, Rossignol And Stokley
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No one would challenge the fact that the mutant known as Magneto is one of the most layered and fascinating
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Read moreReview: ‘Fantastic Four’ #21 Interrupts Your Regularly Scheduled Family Saga With An Unnecessary ‘Empyre’ Tie-In
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Read moreReview: Mutant Town Is Home Sweet Home In ‘TMNT #106’
With the Turtles finally moving on after the death of their father and finding some semblance of normalcy in Mutant
Read more‘Empyre’ #1 Offers Up A Familiar Set-Up We’ve Seen Too Many Times Before From Marvel
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Read moreReview: ‘Dark Nights: Death Metal’ #2 Is A Delightfully Over-The-Top Blockbuster With Shocks Aplenty
Perpetua has remoulded the universe into a very dark, twisted image of what it once was, and she hasn’t even
Read moreReview: ‘Alienated #4’, You’re Alienated! They’re Alienated! Everybody’s Alienated!
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Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #94 Faces The End
Batman’s time left is a ticking clock. He has just moments to pool resources before the Joker War begins. Batman
Read moreReview: He-Man’s Nightmares Take Shape In ‘Lords Of The Cosmos’
The worlds of magic and technology collide on the far off planet of Aiden as the dread Umex wages a
Read moreReview: All About Thawne In ‘The Flash’ #757
Barry Allen’s entire life has evolved around Eobard Thawne, even when he didn’t know it. The reverse has been true
Read moreMad About ‘The Mad Fox’ Blu-Ray Review
Available in the US for the first time, The Mad Fox is the second of Tomu Uchida’s films to get
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Read moreReview: Young Justice #16 Reveals The Tragedy Of Impulse
Of all of Young Justice, Bart Allen has probably been through the most. It’s almost impossible to describe him in
Read more‘The Old Guard’ Film Review
Netflix’s adaptation of The Old Guard is a refreshing break from the sameness of mid-tier action films. Directed by Gina
Read moreReview: ‘Superman’ #23 Battles Chaos, Figuratively And Literally
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Read moreWax On, Wax Nostalgic: Reviewing ‘Cobra Kai Vol. 1 TP’
See The Karate Kid in a whole new light in this retelling through the eyes of Johnny Lawrence, two-time All Valley Tournament
Read moreNew To You Comics: Supernatural Terror And Intrigue In ‘Regression Vol. 1 TP’
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Read moreReview: ‘X-Force’ #10 Asks Tough Questions In The Middle Of A Tougher Mission
Since last year’s Dawn of X relaunch, X-Force has quietly established itself as the line’s second book. If this had
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