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Story Wrap-up: Al Ewing up to this point has been exploring the Hulk’s connection the
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Gene Luen Yang is an incredibly skilled and unique voice in comics and Shang-Chi vs
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Advertised as the “most consistent action-hit of 2020” in Preview, this issue finally gets around
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For me, one of Marvel’s recent biggest surprise hits has been Black Cat. Under the
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Something is rotten in Jerry’s life and Ice Cream Man 24 bemoans the lack of
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One of the things that I love about comics is the sheer fact that there
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Statistics continue to demonstrate, that more people are willing to believe in aliens than in
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Peter Parker The Amazing Shutterbug is a tragic waste of an interesting concept. As part
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With a quest that has had more side missions than The Mandolorian, Arkham City and
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The original “Heroes Reborn” was a 1996–97 crossover series tracked the events following the apparent
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With all the Marvel events getting all the attention, coupled with the excitement that is
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The Green Lantern books continues to be the among the best ongoing title for DC
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It cannot be overstated how important Daniel Jose Older and Harvey Tolibao’s Star Wars The
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Return Of A Cult Classic Volume 2 of Urban Legends does something almost unheard of;
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