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Captain America is one of the stalwart Avengers and superheroes of the Marvel Universe, existing even before the rest of
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Telling stories can be done through a variety of wonderful mediums. Choosing just one can be the best for a
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While the last issue provided a conclusion of sorts, the issues facing Bruce Wayne in his new area of town
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Death is one of the constant certainties of human existence. Through the entirety of our time in this world, humans
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One of the themes that were at the forefront of Firefly’s time on the air so many years ago was
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Writer/artist EPHK creates a fast pace for this original story. However, it is arguably too fast due to how only
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Comic books are just like every single other storytelling device that human beings have created over time. There is finite
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With the Gala over and Krakoa’s relationship with Britain having been ended, the Excalibur team has a lot of things
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There are a great many things that the current run of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles does spectacularly well, but chief
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Writer Kyle Higgins provides a strong script for the main story. While writer Jana Quinn provides a strong prose back-up
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From the very beginning Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade has made no secret of the fact that the
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Writer Erik Burnham continues to create interesting variations to familiar moments. Burnham also continues to use familiar characterization to hopefully
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Of all the heroes the gamma-powered hands of the Hulk have touched, one notable presence has been missing virtually the
Read moreReview: Oh No! It’s The Consequences Of Beast’s Actions In ‘X-Force’ #20
Hank McCoy is the absolute worst. And in X-Force #20 he finally faces the consequences of his actions. It’s about
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It’s been quite a few months since the previous issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin dropped, showcasing
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Warworld has come to Earth, and its conflicts have come with it. Now Superman’s about to face one of the
Read moreReview: ‘Little Victories: Autism Through A Father’s Eyes’ Is Inspirational
This comic is by writer/artist Yvon Roy. It is an autobiographical tale of Roy raising his son. A son who
Read moreReview: ‘Robin’ #2 Deftly Balances Expository World-Building With Video Game Fighting Tournament Stylings
Stories that feature any sort of fighting tournament have been done to death (couldn’t resist) across every medium for as
Read moreReview: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #66 Bats Clean Up
After all that work to gather the pieces of the Lifeline Tablet, Kingpin won in the end. Wilson Fisk brought
Read moreReview: ‘Way Of X’ #2 Is A Revelation (Literally)
In only two issues, Way of X has established itself as the Nightcrawler series Marvel has always hoped for. Not
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Cover A features art by artist Josh Burcham who provides a very iconic, if somewhat common, look. What makes it
Read moreReview: ‘Sprout’ Takes A Bizarre Trip
Sprout is the independent debut comic of writer/illustrator Craig Sinclair. As such it has some flaws that debut comics can
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It’s not unusual for any series or franchise to debut in a way that catches all the attention and garners
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Everyone knows the story of the Wizard of Oz. Some of us have even been emotionally scarred by the creepy
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X-Factor’s journey is nearing an end. However, there’s still a lot of ground to cover, and limited space to do
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The quest to collect the pieces of the Lifeline Tablet comes to a close, but who will be holding the
Read moreReview: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #14 Kneels Before Doom
There is something big coming. A threat greater than anything the Guardians of the Galaxy have ever faced before. That
Read moreReview: Over-The-Top Action & Fun With A Message In ‘Beef Bros’ #1
On the surface, Huey and Ajax Beef look like two swole dudes who love pancakes and a good time. They
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #108 Gets A Different Perspective On Gotham
The Unsanity Collective sounds like a surreal group of villains from Grant Morrison’s Doom Patrol. However, in Batman #108, the
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