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Comics of January 23, 2019
So I’m in the middle of buying a house, in that I made an offer over the weekend, and it was accepted. This entire week’s been ridiculous as a result. It’s to the point where if I picked up more … Continue reading
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Tagged angel unzueta, bobby curnow, cable, carlos gomez, comics, cyclops, ed brisson, guru-efx, han solo, kevin eastman, kieron gillen, luke skywalker, marvel comics, marvel legacy, michael dialynas, nathan summers, ninja turtles, princess leia, ronda pattison, scott summers, star wars, star wars comics, teenage mutant ninja turtles, tmnt, tom waltz, uncanny x-men, x-men
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Comics of January 16, 2019
Other than the fact that I’m actively looking at houses, I don’t have much of an update this week. Well, apart from the fact that I’m finally starting to catch up on reading a bit, even if I’m still way … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron kuder, chris sotomayor, comic review, comics, dan slott, dc comics, dc rebirth, dc universe, dr. doom, ed brisson, erick arciniega, fantastic four, fco plascencia, kara zor-l, kelly thompson, kevin maguire, marc andreyko, marte gracia, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, pere perez, rachelle rosenberg, supergirl, uncanny x-men, victorious, x-men
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Uncanny X-Men 8 review
It’s been a couple weeks since I’ve found the time to write a full comic review, so let’s get back at it. Although this series has never been bad by any means, it started off with a vague main story … Continue reading
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Tagged anole, apocalypse, armour, beast, bishop, comic review, comics, ed brisson, en sabah nur, hank McCoy, jean grey, kelly thompson, kitty pryde, laura kinney, lorna dane, magneto, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, omega red, Polaris, psylocke, r.b. silva, rachelle rosenberg, the blob, uncanny x-men, x-23, x-men
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Comics of January 2, 2019
Happy New Year everyone. I hope everyone had a good New Year’s Eve, whatever you did for it. I’ve now written my list of all the James Bond movies sorted in order of my personal preference, and I’ll likely fix … Continue reading
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Tagged comic review, comics, david haller, deadpool, ed brisson, frank d'armata, gambit, kelly thompson, legion, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, Mojo, mojoverse, mr. and mrs. x, nate gray, nic klein, oscar bazaldua, r.b. silva, rachelle rosenberg, rogue, scottie young, uncanny x-men, wade wilson, x-man, x-men
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Comics of December 26, 2018
I hope everyone had a great Christmas. Mine was great. We had a big party with the extended family – I’ve got a big family on my mom’s side and everyone gets along, even if my one cousin’s kids are … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron kuder, adam hughes, age of apocalypse, alicia masters, beijing, benjamin grimm, boxing day, butterfly swim, christmas, comic review, comics, dan slott, david haller, ed brisson, erick arciniega, fantastic four, human torch, jack kirby, jonny storm, kelly thompson, laura allred, legion, marte gracia, marvel comics, matthew rosenberg, michael allred, michael phelps, nate gray, pere perez, rachelle rosenberg, stan lee, swimming, the thing, uncanny x-men, x-man, x-men
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Uncanny X-Men 5 review
Now that the major players in this series are established, the story is really moving forward. This issue opens up with a major fight between government forces and the population, fueled by the fact that Magneto (under X-Man’s influence) took … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, apocalypse, comic review, comics, david haller, ed brisson, kelly thompson, kitty pryde, laura kinney, legion, magneto, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, nate gray, omega red, ororo munroe, psylocke, r.b. silva, rachelle rosenberg, storm, the blob, uncanny x-men, warren worthington, x-23, x-man, x-men
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Uncanny X-Men 4 review
The previous issue of Uncanny X-Men gave us a number of reveals. It turns out that the reason hundreds of Multiple Man’s dupes are running around with super powers is because Legion captured Jamie Madrox and forced the dupes out … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, armour, bishop, cable, comic review, comics, david haller, ed brisson, hope summers, jean gray, kelly thompson, laura kinney, legion, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, mutant liberation front, nate gray, nathan summers, pere perez, psylocke, rachelle rosenberg, uncanny x-men, warren worthington, x-23, x-man, x-men
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