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Like each of the earlier forays into the empowered world of exclusively Black superheroes, “Black
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DC Comics“ Batman and The Signal got off to a strong start with the first
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DC“s Mister Miracle continues to shine. The artwork, the design, the layout, the writing, the
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Mark Millar and John Romita, Jr.“s Kick-Ass is getting better with each issue. Kick-Ass #3,
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There continues to be something deeply satisfying about reading each issue of Image Comics“ Motor
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Saladin Ahmed“s Abbott, published by Boom Studios is one of the strongest mini-series being published
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Mystery and discovery animate each of the first two issues of DC“s The Terrifics. In
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At times, Mata Hari Chapter 2: “Bare Breast,”“ from the Berger Books imprint at Dark
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Lion Forge continues to distinguish itself as one of the most diverse publishing houses in
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One of the foundational assertions of the modern superhero genre is that with great power
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One of the miracles of comics is the generative discourse that is crafted between a
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DC“s “Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands”“ is a six-issue mini-series released almost in conjunction with
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John Romita Jr. and Dan Abnett list themselves as co-creators and the storytellers of DC“s
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The Black Panther Universe has become the most intriguing and possibly the most vividly drawn
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