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Comic Review: Absolute Batman #6 – A Visceral, Emotional Masterpiece
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Comic Review: Nightwing #123 – Depth in the Shadow of Corruption
Dan Watters and Dexter Soy continue their dark vision of Blüdhaven in Nightwing #123 , crafting a comic that effectively blends elements ...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #9 - The Series' Identity Crisis
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Comic Review: Absolute Batman #5 – Money, Masks, and Light in the Darkness of Gotham
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Comic Review: Absolute Batman #4 – The Best Issue of the Series
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Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #8 – Wings That Fail to Carry the Weight of the Story
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Comic Review: Nightwing #121 – Ninth Gear in the Dark, or Dick Grayson vs. the System
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Comic Review: Detective Comics #1091 – Age, Fear, and the Weakness of the Bat
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Book Review: Guild Wars: Edge of Destiny
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Game Review: Assassin's Creed Shadows - A Beautiful Yet Safe and Incomplete Journey to Feudal Japan That Disappoints Series Fans
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Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #5 – A Beautiful, Chaotic End to the First Act
The new chapter of Uncanny X-Men , helmed by Gail Simone and David Marquez, has aimed to reinvent the franchise from its very first issue ...Read More
Comic Review: Wolverine #5 – Beautiful, brutal… and somewhat empty
The fifth issue of the new Wolverine series by Saladin Ahmed, with phenomenal artwork by Martín Cóccolo, is a textbook example of a comic...Read More
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