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Marvel, Reviews

All-New Invaders #8

By James Robinson, Steve Pugh and GURU-eFX The All-New Invaders has been a nice little surprise of a book. It’s great to see older characters…

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Fantastic Four #7

by James Robinson, Leonard Kirk, Karl Kesel, Rick Magyar, Jesus Aburtov, Dean Haspiel & Nolan Woodard More insurmountable odds are stacked against the first family…

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All-New Invaders #6

By James Robinson & Marc Laming Here we go again with another string of big event crossovers. By and large, these tie-ins feel forced and…

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Fantastic Four #4

By James Robinson & Leonard Kirk We have mentioned in previous reviews that Robinson’s Fantastic Four is a slow burn. Issue #4 is where this…

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Fantastic Four #3

By James Robinson and Leonard Kirk James Robinson is really nailing the family dynamic of Fantastic Four. This guy really knows how to write these…

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Marvel, Reviews

All-New Invaders #4

By James Robinson, Steve Pugh & Guru-eFX James Robinson is no stranger to writing Golden Age heroes. His 1993 Elseworld mini-series The Golden Age  was a…

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All-New Invaders #3

By James Robinson, Guru e-Fex and Steve Pugh All New Invaders is a difficult title to review, mainly because it will probably end up being…

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Fantastic Four #2

By James Robinson & Leonard Kirk Robinson’s first Fantastic Four issue had a lot going for it. It also felt awkward. This was primarily because…

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Marvel, Reviews

Fantastic Four #1

By James Robinson & Leonard Kirk Fantastic Four #1 marks the first time in a while where we have not seen two titles focused on these…