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Comics of July 10, 2019 plus back issues
It’s been a couple weeks since my last comic post. Not because I’ve lost interest in them, but because I didn’t have the time. For example, most of last Wednesday was figuring out how to pay all of my bills. … Continue reading
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Tagged al ewing, bob quinn, cafu, carlos lopez, carlos villa, comic review, comics, daniel kibblesmith, david curiel, dearbhla kelly, dynamite comics, event comics, frank d'armata, gambit, Gerry Duggan, ivan ferreyra, jane foster, javier pina, jesus aburtov, juan vlasco, kelly thompson, mark russell, marvel comics, marvel legacy, marvel now, matt milla, matthew wilson, mirko colak, mr. and mrs. x, odinson, oscar bazaldua, rachelle rosenberg, red sonja, remy labeau, robert carey, rogue, ron garney, russell dauterman, secret warps, thor, tim seeley, war of the realms, weapon hex, x-men
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Comics of May 15, 2019
I only picked up two comics today, and there isn’t much of an intro besides the fact that I’ve finally begun packing all of my stuff. There’s no way I’ve got enough boxes for everything I own and there’s no … Continue reading
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Tagged angel unzueta, comic review, comics, freyja, galactic empire, guru-efx, jason aaron, jedha, kieron gillen, marvel comics, marvel legacy, marvel now, matthew wilson, odin, rebel alliance, rebels, russell dauterman, shu-torun, star destroyer, star wars, star wars comics, thor, war of the realms
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Comics of April 17, 2019
I’m in the middle of moving preparations, which means I don’t have much time to write a long introduction. Let’s get to this week’s comics. Today, I picked up War of the Realms 2 and Thor 12. Here are my … Continue reading
Comics of November 14, 2018 + RIP Stan Lee
Allow me to start this post off by mentioning a sad bit of news that happened a couple days ago. Stan Lee passed away on Monday. The very man who, along with Jack Kirby, pretty much kick started the Marvel … Continue reading
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Tagged adam kubert, andrea sorrentino, andrew hennesey, avengers, bruce banner, captain america, comic review, comics, dan slott, david marquez, dc comics, dc rebirth, dc universe, ed brisson, ed mcguinness, erick arciniego, evan shaner, fantastic four, frozer irving, giada marchisio, guru-efx, incredible hulk, jason aaron, jean grey, jennifer walters, john rauch, justin ponsor, kara zor-el, kelly thompson, kitty pryde, krypton, laura kinney, leinil francis yu, loki, mahmud asrar, marc andreyko, mark bagley, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew rosenberg, matthew wilson, mirko colak, mr. fantastic, nathan fairbairn, odin, peter parker, rachelle rosenberg, she hulk, spider-man, stan lee, steve rogers, sunny gho, supergirl, ta-nehisi coates, thor, tony moore, uncanny x-men, x-23, x-men
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Comics of April 25, 2018
The first issue of The Hunt For Wolverine released today, and … I’m not reading it. I might pick up the trade if I hear that it’s good. For now, I don’t feel like reading an entire min-series, along with … Continue reading
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Tagged alex maleev, alex underwood, all-new wolverine, batman, bryan valenza, caitlin kittredge, comic review, comics, dc comics, dc rebirth, dc universe, detective comics, doctor aphra, emilio laiso, fantasy comics, gabby, image comics, james tynion IV, jane foster, jason aaron, john kalisz, kieron gillen, laura kinney, marvel comics, marvel legacy, matthew wilson, nolan woodard, odinson, old woman laura, phillipe briones, rachelle rosenberg, ramon rosanas, roberta ingranata, russell dauterman, simon spurrier, star wars, star wars comics, the mighty thor, thor, tom taylor, top cow productions, witchblade, wolverine, x-23, x-men
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The Mighty Thor 705 review
Ever since it was revealed that Jane Foster became Thor, there was an aura of death around her. We knew that the hammer was only making her cancer worse every time she wielded it, seeing how the hammer didn’t differentiate … Continue reading