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After the very solid issue #11, The Amazing Spider-Man #12 keeps the momentum going and proves that the current direction of the series h...Read More
Comic Review: The Amazing Spider-Man #11
After many months of uneven quality, The Amazing Spider-Man finally delivers an issue that can honestly be called engaging. Issue #11 is ...Read More
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RavenReset - Gaming Recap of 2025 - A Year of Big Comebacks, Disappointments, and Absolute Classics
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Comic Review: “Marvel / DC: Deadpool / Batman #1” – A Grand Crossover That Fizzles Out
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Review: Splinter Cell: Deathwatch – The Return of a Legend in a New Light
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Comic Review: The Ultimates Vol. 2: Power to the People — A Superhero Revolution and the Redefinition of the American Myth
Marvel finally has something to say again. After years of derivative events, bloated crossovers, and overly safe storytelling designed to...Read More
Comic Review: “Red Hood #1”- A Bold Misfire with Glimpses of Potential
The long-awaited and much-debated Red Hood #1 has finally arrived and as expected, it’s already causing controversy. Before diving in, it...Read More
Comic Review: Thunderbolts #1 — New Team, Old Chaos, and Too Much MCU in One Place
Marvel returns with a new beginning for Thunderbolts a team that has always walked the thin line between heroism and moral ambiguity. Thi...Read More
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