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DC Comics, Reviews

Green Lantern #24

By Robert Venditti & Billy Tan Here we go again. Lights Out is the latest big Green Lantern event promising to shake up the status…

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Marvel, Reviews

Savage Wolverine #9

By Jock Savage Wolverine has been quite interesting. It’s one of those rare titles that care less about continuity and big crossovers and more about…

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Image/Top Cow, Reviews

Bushido #1

By Rob Levin & Jessada Sutthi Image Comics have been releasing a mind-boggling number of incredible books lately, and the new mini-series Bushido from their…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Trillium #3

By Jeff Lemire & Jose Villarrubia Trillium is unlike any other comic book currently in publication; the overall plot is a unique enigma which slowly…

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Dynamite, Reviews

The Shadow Now #1

By David Liss & Colton Worley As a long-time fan of the classic pulp-era vigilante, the Shadow, the most recent mini-series starring this character, The…

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Dynamite, Reviews

The Black Bat #6

By Brian Buccellato, Ronan Cliquet, & Mat Lopes The Black Bat has been one of the better recent pulp-era revivals from the beginning, and if…

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Marvel, Reviews

Young Avengers #10

By Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, Mike Norton, & Matthew Wilson. Of the current arc that Kieron Gillen has given us, this book is definitely the…

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Marvel, Reviews

FF #12

By Matt Fraction, Lee Allred, & Mike Allred The news of Fraction leaving Fantastic Four and FF hit fans pretty hard. He’s been absolutely killing…

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DC Comics, Reviews

Batman #23.4: Bane

By Peter Tomasi & Graham Nolan When Villains Month was first announced, fanboys everywhere raged on about how it was nothing more than a gimmick….