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Setting itself as a prequel of sorts, this zero issue bridges the gap between the
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Ryan Parrott just keeps coming up with great ways to expand the Power Rangers mythos.
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Zenescope have been quietly setting up their next big story arc this year via a
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It is a wonder to see black & white comics making a comeback to the
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A hidden gem about a time traveling cat; Story Thus far: In the previous issue
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Teen Titans Academy #6 is too short, too preachy and ultimately too forgettable. Despite being
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Wow, “Sinister War”, the conclusion to this series was everything that I could possibly ask
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REVIEW: Static Season One No.3
Ayala’s “Static” series is certainly picking up steam in the third issue of the Milestone
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Another week and another Red Sonja book; it’s getting that Red Sonja and Vampirella have
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This is where the fun begins. The High Republic has become a brilliant orchestra of
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