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We're back. The craziness has subsided a little. There’s a crazy amount of comics released each week. Here’s a look at some of the strangest, coolest, and funniest things you might have missed in last week’s comics. These examples should give you more of a reason to pick up these titles at your local comic …
It's been said that Sue Storm is the most powerful member of the original Fantastic Four. When she first debuted, she was relegated to a lesser role, going by the name Invisible Girl. Over time she, and the rest of the team, came to realize just how much potential she had with her abilities. Another …
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Joshua Williamson has been writing The Flash since the 2016 Rebirth series started. In the nearly 70 issues since, a lot has happened to Barry Allen. By the look of things, there's plenty more coming from Williamson. While currently wrapping up the Trickster storyline, which featured the return of James Jesse, it was recently announced …
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Jordan Peele's Us is finally here. It's good. You'll definitely want to check it out. Find out a little about it, without major spoilers here. There's talk on the last episode of Deadly Class. Let's hope it gets renewed ASAP. Then there's the usual comics and news. Don’t forget about this week’s bonus Secret Podcast From Heck (exclusively on Patreon) for more …
A few days ago, Marvel announced the return of Jonathan Hickman with a simple teaser. No other information was given...until today at C2E2 during Marvel’s Next Big Thing Panel. Not only is Hickman coming back, he's shaking things up in the X-Men's corner of the Marvel Universe. House of X and Powers of X are …
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This summer, you'll be able to read all about Superman's origin. Chances are, you already know about how Superman got his start. What makes this different is this will be Frank Miller and John Romita Jr's definitive origin. The series will also be released under DC Comics' Black Label imprint. Art by John Romita Jr. …
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It's time to celebrate 80 years of Detective Comics and Batman. DC Comics has released a very nice deluxe hardcover collecting a bunch of really great Batman stories. There are appearances by several classic characters such as Robin, Batgirl, the original Batwoman, Bat-Mite, along with villains you know and love. There's even some other characters …
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There’s a crazy amount of comics released each week. Here’s a look at some of the strangest, coolest, and funniest things you might have missed in last week’s comics. These examples should give you more of a reason to pick up these titles at your local comic shop. You can also find more current and …
The Skrulls have infiltrated the Marvel Universe once again. The scary part is--they may have been here for some time. This isn't another mega-crossover comic book event with the green-skinned aliens trying to impersonate all your favorite heroes. This is the story of a family of Skrulls taking part in a very important mission. With …
There wasn't a "big" theatrical movie this week, but there is some spoiler talk on the second half of Umbrella Academy. Find out what happened on the last two episodes of Doom Patrol as well as the latest episode of Deadly Class. There's a new Kate Beckinsale series on Amazon Prime called The Widow. You can find out about …
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