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All-New All Different Avengers 11 review
If you’re looking for a deep, epic story, you won’t find it here. If you’re looking for a very dramatic, character focused series, look elsewhere. That’s not what All-New, All Different Avengers is, nor is it trying to be. This … Continue reading
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Tagged all-new all different avengers, all-new marvel, annihilus, avengers, comic review, comics, dave mccaig, female thor, iron man, jane foster, Kamala Khan, mahmud asrar, mark wait, marvel comics, miles morales, ms. marvel, negative zone, spider-man, thor, tony stark, ultimate spider-man, vision
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Comics of November 27, 2013
It’s been a bit of a crazy week. Nanowrimo is coming to an end this Saturday, and I’m almost finished writing my second book of the month. My PlayStation 3/Blu-Ray player died, so I’m looking into local repair options. And … Continue reading
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Tagged all new x-men, anna marie, aphrodite ix, aphrodite xv, apocalypse twins, aracely, avengers, avengers arena, avengers assemble, black widow, brian michael bendis, bruce banner, chris yost, comic review, comics, creator owned comics, daken, dan slott, dark horse comics, death, death's daughter, dennis hopeless, Dr Doom, fantastic four, ff, idw comics, image comics, indestructible hulk, jean grey, kaine parker, kelly sue deconnick, kev walker, kevin eastman, kitty pryde, lee allred, marc walters, mark waid, marvel comics, marvel infinity, marvel inhumanity, marvel now, mass effect, mass effect foundations, matt fraction, matt hawkins, medusa, miss thing, negative zone, parker industries, pretty deadly, rick remender, rogue, scarlet spider, scott lang, she hulk, spider woman, spider-girl, spider-man, stejpan sejic, superior spider-man, teenage mutant ninja turtles, the purifiers, tom waltz, top cow productions, uncanny avengers, venom, wolverine, x-23, x-men
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Fantastic Four 1 review
Matt Fraction has taken over Marvel’s first family’s series. The Fantastic Four have always been more about family and adventure than heroism, and Fraction makes that perfectly clear in his first issue. While this is mostly a setup issue for … Continue reading
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