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  • New Mutants

An Otherworldy Adventure In New Mutants #17

Zachary Jenkins and Stephanie Burt5 years ago5 years ago013 mins

The OG New Mutants are responsible for training a new generation of teens on Krakoa, and the teens resist. Dani and Xi’an chased a runaway former student into Otherworld, then got snagged by malevolent Merlyn: can they find him, or even free themselves? And what’s the Shadow King training his hand-picked group of disconsolate teens…

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  • Marvel

Louise & Walt Simonson Return In Our Advance Review Of X-Men Legends #3

Austin Gorton5 years ago5 years ago05 mins

Revisit the days of the original X-Factor as a new story set in a new corner of X-history begins in X-Men Legends #3 written by Louise Simonson, art by Walt Simonson, colored by Laura Martin, and lettered by John Workman   After a pair of issues set in the grim ‘n’ gritty, hatch mark-y 90s, X-Men…

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  • AfterShock

Series Review: Knock ‘Em Dead Killed ‘Em Too Quickly

Will Nevin and Zachary Jenkins5 years ago5 years ago010 mins

Long as you keep ‘em way off balance, how can they spot you’ve got no talents? It’s a tale of stand-up comedy, spirit possession and the eternal, exacting price of fame in Knock ‘Em Dead, a five-issue miniseries by writer Eliot Rahal, artist Mattia Monaco, colorist Matt Milla, letterer Taylor Esposito and publisher AfterShock. Will…

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BOOM Studios’ ORCS! Earns Its Exclamation Point in the Best Way

Armaan Babu5 years ago4 years ago04 mins

Could there be any greater group of heroes than an all-orc adventuring party? Probably, but the adventures of Bog, Zep, Pez, Utzu and Gurh are nothing to sneeze at. Battling a forest full of enraged squirrels, trolls and the threat of exile, these orcs are struggling to make the best of their adventuring days, following…

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  • Spider-Man

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #25 is An Unnecessary Remix in a Spoiler Free Review!

Jude Jones5 years ago5 years ago04 mins

After a brief respite from big events, Miles enters his very own Clone Saga in the start of a new storyline written by Saladin Ahmed, art by Carmen Carnero, colors by David Curiel, and letters by Cory Petit. I’m a hip-hop fan. I grew up in the 90’s when remixes were a thing. At their…

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  • Flash

The Flash #769 Picks Up the Pace, But Still Stumbles

Armaan Babu5 years ago4 years ago03 mins

Wally West’s soul is being used by the Speed Force to heal itself – and for reasons unexplained, this involves throwing him into the body of Bart Allen, centuries in the future, for a Flash/Gold Beetle team-up for the ages as they fight a giant, Speed-Force-imbued Dominator. Written by Jeremy Adams, art by David Lafuente…

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  • Nightwing

A Romantic Evening of Pizza, Punching and Parkour in Nightwing #79

Armaan Babu5 years ago4 years ago06 mins

Bruce Wayne may have lost out on his fortune, but an inheritance of investments from the late Alfred Pennyworth has made Dick Grayson a billionaire. With longtime ally and one-time paramour Barbara Gordon by his side, Nightwing is trying to figure out just what to do with his billions, but in the meantime? There’s pizza…

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  • Eternals

Traitors and Intrigue in Eternals #4

Zoe Tunnell and Karen Charm5 years ago5 years ago014 mins

Could Druig be any more guilty even if he was actually guilty? We’re sure he’ll find a way in Eternals #4, written by Kieron Gillen, drawn by Esad Ribić, colored by Matthew Wilson, and Clayton Cowles on letters and design. Zoe Tunnell: This was a MEATY issue, dang. Eternals hasn’t exactly been a breezy series…

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  • IDW

Jennika Gets @&$% Metal in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #116

Armaan Babu5 years ago4 years ago05 mins

After a time-travelling turtle from the future brings dire warnings of a dark timeline should Jennika not pursue her passions, Jennika challenges Bebop and Rocksteady to a Battle of the Bands. With the weight of a dark future pressing in on her, Jennika’s got a lot riding on this battle — but first, she needs…

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  • Image

The Cost of War Continues to Grow in Monstress #33

Karen Charm5 years ago5 years ago06 mins

Maika Halfwolf’s family and oldest friend all want to kill or control her, but she has the upper hand … at least for now. Monstress #33 is written by Marjorie Liu, drawn by Sana Takeda and lettered/designed by Rus Wooton. Marjorie Liu’s work for Marvel is consistently fantastic, but Monstress shows us what she’s truly…

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  • Star Wars

Aphra and Sana Go Undercover in Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #9

Liz Large5 years ago5 years ago03 mins

Did Doctor Aphra and Sana Staros survive their firey death? Let’s find out in Doctor Aphra #9 written by Alyssa Wong with art by Minkyu Jung, inks by Victor Olazaba, colors by Rachelle Rosenberg and letters by Joe Caramagna.  We’re back with part four of The Engine Job! Tragically, Aphra and Sana died at the…

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  • Marvel

More Tales of…Well, Carnage in Carnage: Black, White, and Blood #2

Forrest Hollingsworth5 years ago5 years ago03 mins

Land, sea, and air? This Carnage guy is a creep everywhere in Carnage: Black, White, and Blood #2 by Donny Cates, Kyle Hotz, Rachelle Rosenberg, Chip Zdarsky, Marco Checchetto, Ram V, Javier Fernandez, and Joe Sabino. Carnage Shark – Donny Cates, Kyle Hotz, Rachelle Rosenberg Opening immediately after King in Black’s finale, Cates and Hotz’s…

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  • Usagi Yojimbo

Another Week, Another Round of Extolling the Simple Genius of Usagi Yojimbo

Zachary Jenkins5 years ago5 years ago04 mins

What do you say after nearly 40 years? What more can I say about Stan Sakai’s life’s work that hasn’t been said better by others over and over again? I want to be a cynic. If you have read how I cover other books, I tend to be aggressive, nearly bloodthirsty, going after flaws that…

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  • Captain Marvel

It’s a Kind of Magic in Captain Marvel #28

Cat Purcell and Christi Eddleman5 years ago5 years ago09 mins

Carol is struggling in the aftermath of her trip to the future. As she turns to magic for the answer, she must make some Strange partnerships in his tale written by Kelly Thompson, art by Jacopo Camagni, colors by Espen Grundetjern, and letters by Clayton Cowles. Cat Purcell: It’s been a wild few arcs of…

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  • X-Force

Psychic Horror Fills X-Force #19

Ari Bard and Kenneth Laster5 years ago5 years ago09 mins

In a perfect world, X-Force wouldn’t be necessary. And in a perfect world, an angry Kid Omega would be able to internally reflect on his shortcomings and grow as a person without having to confront a murderous and deranged version of himself harnessed by Xeno. It’s okay, we’re not mad. Can X-Force put a stop…

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