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Two of the most popular characters from the 70’s and 90’s respectively continue their co-joining
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The fun of the modern DC Multiverse books are two fold. We get to see
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You should never judge a book by its cover, especially if that cover is part
Review: Savage Avengers #1
With all the the multiverse shenanigans going on about now, it’s strange to think about
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Earth M appears to be the place for me. Leave it to Greg Pak to
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A comic book starring Han Solo and Chewbacca should be joyful and full of energy
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Review: Transformers: Last Bot Standing #1
Nick Roche is a creative genius and Transformers Last Bot Standing shows exactly why. This
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In between writing the latest volume of Faithless, somehow Azzarello was able to pen the
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Given the success of the complex, interesting Moon Knight streaming show it’s a treat having
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I may have said this before, for every Batman book from DC there is a
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