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Comics of September 13, 2017
My comic posts were delayed today because I had a job interview this morning, so let’s skip the intro and get straight to it. The comics I picked up this week include Generations: Captain Marvel and Captain Mar-Vell, Hulk 10, … Continue reading
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Comics of August 9, 2017
Last week I only picked up 2 comics. This week I picked up 8, including both Generations: Jean Grey and Phoenix, and Jean Grey 5 from her solo series. Marvel needs to stagger their releases better. Anyway, the comics I … Continue reading
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Tagged all-new wolverine, alvaro martinez, amy chu, anthony piper, antonio fabela, azrael, batman, brad anderson, brood, carlos gomez, comic review, comics, cullen bunn, dc comics, dc rebirth, dennis hopeless, detective comics, doctor aphra, dynamite comics, francesco gaston, generations: jean grey and phoenix, guardians of the galaxy, hulk, immortal rur, james tynion IV, jay david ramos, jean grey, jennifer walters, julian lopez, kara zor-l, kev walker, kieron gillen, laura kinney, leonard kirk, mariko tamaki, marvel comics, marvel generations, marvel now, matt milla, michael atiyeh, michael garland, mohan, phoenix force, psylocke, r.b. silva, rain beredo, red sonja, robson rocha, she-hulk, star wars, star wars comics, steve orlando, supergirl, tom taylor, wolverine, x-23, x-men, zatanna
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Comics of July 26, 2017 and Aquatic World Championships
My comic reviews will be delayed today. Long story short, I’m watching the Aquatic World Championships a lot, and the fourth finals session is on right now. It’s been quite a competition so far, with Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden not … Continue reading
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Tagged adam peaty, alvaro martinez, antonio fabela, aquatic world championships, batgirl, batman, bobby curnow, brad anderson, cable, canada, carlos pachelo, catwoman, comic review, comics, competative swimming, cory smith, cullen bunn, dave watcher, dc comics, dc rebirth, detective comics, doctor aphra, dono sanchez-almara, eva de la cruz, federico blee, great britain, hope larson, hungary, idw comics, inaki miranda, james robinson, james tynion IV, jesus aburtov, joey vazquez, kev walker, kevin eastman, kieron gillen, kisil the missile, kylie masse, marvel comics, marvel now, matt milla, nathan summers, ninja turtles, penny oleksiak, ronda pattison, sarah sjostrom, secret empire, star wars, star wars comics, swimming, teenage mutant ninja turtles, thony silas, tmnt, tom waltz, world record, x-men, x-men blue, yuri kisil
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Doctor Aphra 8 review
The Screaming Citadel crossover is somewhat inspired by Gothic Horror, and yet it seems to fit into the Star Wars Universe quite well. To sum up the story so far, Luke Skywalker and Doctor Aphra, a completely amoral archeologist who … Continue reading
Doctor Aphra 7 review
With today’s issue of Doctor Aphra, we’ve reached the mid-way point in The Screaming Citadel, the crossover between Aphra’s solo series and the main Star Wars book. The crossover, co-written by Kieron Gillen and Jason Aaron, gives us a story … Continue reading
Comics of March 31, 2017
I stopped trying to understand Marvel’s release schedule a while ago. Usually in a month with five Wednesdays, the last two weeks are split in two, or in DC’s case, a bunch of annuals release on the fifth Wednesday. But … Continue reading
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Tagged amiclar pinna, andrea broccardo, antonio fabela, cable, carlos pachelo, chinese fantasy, chris sotomayor, christina strain, comic review, comics, creator-owned comics, doctor aphra, fantasy comic, felipe sobreiro, generation x, hulk, image comics, james robinson, jason aaron, jay david ramos, jennifer walters, jesus aburtov, jubilee, kieron gillen, luke skywalker, maika, mariko tamaki, marjorie liu, marvel comics, marvel now, matt milla, monstress, nathan summers, nico leon, quentin quire, sana takeda, she-hulk, star wars, the screaming citadel, x-men
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Doctor Aphra 6 review
Spawning out of Kieron Gillen’s Darth Vader series, Doctor Aphra stars a morally questionable archeologist set during the Civil War era in the Star Wars Universe. In a lot of ways this series feels like Indiana Jones in a Science-Fiction … Continue reading
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