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When it comes to any kind of artistic endeavor, there is almost always some overall message behind the piece. Sometimes
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‘In an underpopulated future Earth, devastated by the dire consequences of the millennium bug, the survival of mankind—and, maybe, of
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‘Maniac Harry is inhuman, unkillable and unstoppable. Which is why the authorities’ solution has been to ignore him, and let
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The regular cover by artist/colorist Josh Burcham displays the same style of art as the interiors. So any potential reader
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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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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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The High Republic era of Star Wars in full swing. The first wave of the expanded universe-centered stories are slowly
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The truth is out there…or rather, it’s in the desert. Shae, Hailey, and Adriana have had their second close encounter
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The Dark Knight and Man of Steel are called the World’s Finest for a reason. In Future State: Batman/Superman #1
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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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The new era of the New Mutants is only two issues in, but its already created a whole host of
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Mia’s time is running out, but that’s not stopping her from treasure hunting. That’s made her a target of the
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With the shadow of Kindred’s attack still looming, the spirit of Mr. Negative returns. Aunt May is caught in the
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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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‘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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With Batman out of the picture, Nightwing has taken up the fight against crime. Dick Grayson has not put on
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The Martian bounty hunter Boa Boaz continues to hunt Barbalien on Earth, but the former is still new to this
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A climatic villain reveal is a staple of all fiction, but comics does them especially well. In Cable #7, readers
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The Doom Scroll has targeted Hawkgirl and Robin and Superboy are on a mission to save her life, even if
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Other than one repetition of a word letterer Sal Cipriano does a fantastic job. Cipriano even enhances the characterization and
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Writer Mark Sable seems to have a lot of knowledge when it comes to the work of writer Howard Phillips
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They say the future is what you make it, which is especially true when one has time travel on their
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Despite the claims of some naysayers, comic books always have been and always will be political or topical (as with
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The Omega Rangers took a risk by kidnapping Drakkon from Zordon, straining their relationship with their former leader to the
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