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Marvel, Reviews

Amazing X-Men #3

By Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness The quest for Nightcrawler continues with issue 3 of Amazing X-Men. We finally get to see Nightcrawler go to town…

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Marvel, Reviews

Nova #12

By Gerry Duggan and Paco Medina For new readers, Nova #12 is a great place to start. With a decent explanation of what has happened in previous…

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DC Comics, News, Reviews

Green Arrow #27

By Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino & Marcelo Maiolo Man, does this book just keep getting better and better. Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino are completely…

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Marvel, Reviews

Black Widow #1

By Nathan Edmondson & Phil Noto It’s been a long time coming for Black Widow to get her own series. Even before The Avengers movie became a…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Aquaman #26

By Jeff Parker & Paul Pelletier After Geoff Johns’s 25 issue run on Aquaman, Jeff Parker steps to the plate as issue #26 begins his time…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Teen Titans #26

By Scott Lobdell & Tyler Kirkham Finally! The Teen Titans series has been building to the origin of Kid Flash, or Bar Torr, since issue one and…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Animal Man #26

By Jeff Lemire and Cully Hamner With it announced last week that Animal Man will be concluded at issue 30, it became clear that every issue…

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Image/Top Cow, Reviews

Saga #17

By Brian K. Vaughan & Fiona Staples Issue #17 of Saga finally brings everything back to present day and moves all the pieces to the same place….

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DC Comics, Reviews

Nightwing #26

By Kyle Higgins and Will Conrad Kyle Higgins’s second Nightwing story is based in Chicago and begins with issue 26. In it we see a new villain,…

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Marvel, Reviews

Captain America #14

By Rick Remender & Carlos Pacheco With the penultimate issue of the ‘Loose Nuke’ storyline, we finally see writer Rick Remender and artist Carlos Pacheco…