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Another month and another pointless Marvel re-numbering. Voices of speculation will no doubt bang on
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Fifty issues used to be quite a milestone. With the current publishing scheduled used across
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The temptation to shorthand Dark Horse“s Blackwood as “Scooby Doo”“ meets “Harry Potter”“ is almost
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A mixture of sadness and nostalgia animates most modern comic book conventions. Not the big
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By now you should know all about the bat-nuptials and the aftermath. If not, I
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The next book in the eclectic range from Evil Kat is available this week, with
Review: Batman #50
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Inspiration can hit any of us at any time. It could be a song, a
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At the core of Statix Press“ “2021: Lost Children” is the decline of American empire
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Vampirella is back; back on familiar ground and back in a familiar outfit once more
Advance Review: Brooklyn Blood
Regardless of our experiences; like one of Newton’s Law, people and the world keep turning,
Advance Review: The Quantum Age #1
From the pages the Black Hammer universe, comes the next masterful superhero tale, this time
