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After three issues spent building a new, alternate Batman, Absolute Batman #4 turns out not only to be the best installment of the series...Read More
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If I had to sum up Nightwing #121 in one word, it would be: solidity . This is the kind of issue that not only advances the main plotline...Read More
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1091 – Age, Fear, and the Weakness of the Bat
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Comic Review: Batman #155 — Zdarsky, Fornés, and the Dark Mirrors of Morality
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Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #5 – A Beautiful, Chaotic End to the First Act
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Issue three of Uncanny X-Men , written by Gail Simone and illustrated by David Márquez, is a comic that—while sometimes chaotic—pulls you ...Read More
Ranking of Yakuza/Like a Dragon Series Games - From Worst to Best
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