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DC Comics, Reviews

Batman/Superman #6

By Greg Pak, Brett Booth & Andrew Dalhouse Mongul has revealed himself to be the true mastermind of the dire game that Batman and Superman…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Green Arrow #26

By Jeff Lemire & Andrea Sorrentino Green Arrow #26 begins the new storyline, The Outsiders War, and takes a deeper look at the weapon clans and,…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Earth 2 #18

By Tom Taylor and Nicola Scott The second issue of Tom Taylor’s stint on Earth 2 picks up right where issue 17 left off. Although the parallels…

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Image/Top Cow, News, Reviews

Velvet #2

by Ed Brubaker, Steve Epting & Elizabeth Breitweiser After such an incredible first issue, many people were excited to see what Velvet’s second issue would…

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Dynamite, Reviews

The Black Bat #7

By Brian Buccellato, Ronan Cliquet & Mat Lopes The Black Bat has been away for a few months, and it’s good to have this series…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Trillium #5

By Jeff Lemire & José Villarrubia The story of Trillium has been a wild ride since issue #1. The plot is unlike anything else and…

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IDW, Reviews

Triple Helix #3

by John Byrne & Leonard O’Grady Ever since John Byrne teamed up with IDW to exclusively publish any and all of his creator-owned work, he…

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Dynamite, Reviews

The Shadow Now #3

by David Liss and Colton Worley With The Shadow Now issue three we find Lamont Cranston is still reeling from having his entire organization crumble…

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Other, Reviews

Moth City #6

by Tim Gibson There are certainly an extraordinary number of near-hyperbolic words surrounding Moth City since it first became available for public consumption. Tim Gibson…

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Dark Horse, Reviews

Hellboy in Hell #5

By Mike Mignola and Dave Stewart Well, we’ve waited and waited, the moment has finally arrived. Almost a year (by one day) after the first…