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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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Batman 50 review
For the last 10 issues, Jim Gordon has been taking over as Batman while Bruce Wayne suffered a brain death that completely erased his memory. For those 10 issues, Bruce built himself a normal life, helped out with an orphanage … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, bruce wayne, dc comics, fco plascencia, gotham city, greg capullo, jim gordon, mr. bloom, nathan fairbairn, scott snyder, yanick paquette
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All-New Wolverine 6 review
I think by now we can say that it’s official, All-New Wolverine is the best X-men title on the market right now. Well, I’ve heard that Deadpool and Spider-Man is pretty good, but that’s not really an X-Men book since … Continue reading
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Tagged alchemax, all new marvel, all-new wolverine, bellona, comic review, comics, david lopez, david navarrot, gabby, laura kinney, marvel comics, nathan fairbairn, SHIELD, the sisters, tom taylor, wolverine, x-23, x-men
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Comics of March 9, 2016
In the last week I finally watched both Jurassic World and Mad Max: Road Fury. Mad Max is kind of awesome, and intense in all the right ways. Jurassic World, well … the plot only works because almost every single … Continue reading
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Tagged adam archer, alchemax, all new marvel, all-new wolverine, amanda conner, brenden fletcher, captain stacey, chip zdarsky, christopher wildgoose, comic review, comics, david lopez, david navarrot, dc comics, elsa charretier, filipe andrade, g. willow wilson, gotham academy, groot, guardians of the galaxy, gwen stacey, hi-fi, howard the duck, ian herring, james tynion IV, jane foster, jason aaron, jason latour, jean-francois beaulieu, jimmy palmiotti, joe quinones, jordan gibson, jurassic world, Kamala Khan, ken niimura, kori, koriand'r, laura kinney, mad max, mad max: road fury, marvel comics, matthew wilson, movies, ms. marvel, nathan fairbairn, nexus of all realities, nico leon, odin, radioactive spider-gwen, rico renzi, robbi rodriguez, rocket raccoon, rocket raccoon and groot, russell dauterman, scottie young, serge lapointe, spider-gwen, starfire, the lizard, the mighty thor, the sisters, thor, tom taylor, wolverine, x-men
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Batman 49 review
For the last 9 months Jim Gordon has acted as Batman while an amnesic Bruce Wayne is living a normal life. It’s been a great story, with a fun alternate take on the Batman mythos and a lot of personal … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, bruce wayne, comic review, comics, dc comics, james tynion IV, jim gordon, mr. bloom, nathan fairbairn, scott snyder, yanick paquette
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All-New Wolverine 5 and All-New X-Men 4 review
Two comics with Laura Kinney released today, and because I feel very differently about the two, I figured it’s worth reviewing them together to contrast how each title depicts my favourite X-Men character. I apologize in advance, but part of … Continue reading
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Tagged all new marvel, all-new wolverine, angel, beast, bobby drake, comic review, comics, david lopez, david navarrot, dennis hopeless, hank McCoy, iceman, laura kinney, logan, mark bagley, marvel comics, nathan fairbairn, nolan woodard, the blob, tom taylor, warren worthington, wolverine, x-men
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Comics of February 10, 2016
Marvel really needs to figure out how to spread out their X-Men comics better. Three Wolverine issues released this week (sort-of). There’s All-New Wolverine 5, Old Man Logan 2 and All-New X-Men 4 (which is mostly about Laura). In any … Continue reading
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Tagged adam archer, al ewing, all new hawkeye, all new marvel, all new x-men, all-new all different avengers, all-new wolverine, amadeus cho, amanda conner, andrea sorrentino, angel, avengers, batman, blue marvel, brenden fletcher, bruce wayne, captain stacey, chris visions, comic review, comics, dan brown, daredevil, darth vader, dave mccaig, david lopez, david navarrot, dc comics, dennis hopeless, edgar delgado, eduardo medeiros, elsa charretier, g. willow wilson, gotham academy, gwen stacey, hawkeye, hi-fi, hulk, ian herring, jason latour, jeff lemire, jimmy palmiotti, Kamala Khan, kenneth rocafort, kieron gillen, koriand'r, laura kinney, logan, mahmud asrar, marcelo maiolo, mark bagley, mark waid, marvel comics, matthew murdock, mingjue helen chen, ms. marvel, nathan fairbairn, nico leon, nolan woodard, old man logan, radioactive spider-gwen, rafael albuquerque, ramon perez, rico renzi, salvador larroca, scott snyder, spider-gwen, star wars, starfire, the punisher, the sisters, the ultimates, the wasp, tom taylor, warren worthington, wasp, x-23, yanick paquette, zac gorman, zelda
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