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Back in the day, before event storytelling took the main stage, the annuals from Marvel
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Lets get down to the real reason that makes this book significant. Apparently Tim Drake
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New Talent Same Style Ian Flynn has tagged in long-time artist Evan Stanley to take
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With all the heaviness of event books, it’s a great time to break out the
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Explosive Opener When we last left James Bond, he had just escaped a tangle with
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Strange Academy is a welcome bit of offbeat storytelling in the Marvel universe and the
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Ethan Sacks is a master of complex characterization, and Heroes Reborn Squadron Savage makes perfect
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For a character that used to be best served as a highlight of Peter Parker’s
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The meandering nature of this book continues to weave its way between time frames and
