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People read comics for different reasons. For some, it's a matter of keeping up with the latest chronicles in the lives of their favorite characters. For others, it's a matter of finding a momentary escape from reality. Some simply want to be entertained. Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey does all that and more. …
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Things have settled down a bit for the Justice League. After a long cosmic fight transversing through space and time against a foe who threatened pretty much everything, it's time to shift the focus back on Earth. The threat may have been scaled back, but that doesn't mean they're going to have an easy time …
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It's safe to say, a lot of people enjoy reading about superheroes. A lot of people also like funny things. Every once in a while, the two are combined. Unfortunately, they're not always executed successfully. Balancing big action with comedy can be tricky at times. Quantum & Woody has pretty much always been a funny …
It isn't until you read a Hawkeye comic that you realize just how much we all need to be reading Hawkeye comics. Clint Barton has done a lot of fascinating things since he was introduced. He became an Avenger, started a West Coast franchise of the team, lead the villainous Thunderbolts down a road of …
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Thor and his fellow Asgardians have been through quite a bit lately. Asgard has been ravaged and remade after the War of the Realms story arc. The Bifrost Bridge was destroyed and is being rebuilt with a new guardian watching over it. Thor has become the all-father and recently lost both an arm and eye …
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There are enormous changes headed Superman's way. After recent events and recovering from Jor-El's big secrets, Superman has decided to share his dual identity with the world. There will no longer be any doubt or mystery to what Superman does during his down time or how Superman manages to type out stories for the Daily …
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It shouldn't come as a surprise, but there is a new Deadpool series coming your way this week. It seems a new series is launched when there is a new creative team. This just makes it easier for the casual reader to know where they can jump in on a new story arc. What makes …
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Chrononauts by Mark Millar is back. I still remember when I reviewed the first volume by Millar and Sean Murphy back in 2015. I loved it. Millar is continuing the story with Eric Canete on art and Giovanna Niro doing the colors. In keeping with the "complexities" of time travel, all four issues of this …
In X-Men lore, the word "marauders" has some seriously bad connotations. Long ago, the group calling themselves by that name consisted of mutant assassins determined to wipe out the X-Men and other mutants. They were behind the Mutant Massacre in the Morlock tunnels and have targeted and attacked mutants over the years. With the mutant …
Harley Quinn is getting the Black Label treatment from DC Comics courtesy of Stjepan Sejic. (Black Label is DC's new mature audience line with standalone titles). Since her debut on Batman: The Animated Series back in 1992, we've seen an evolution of the character along with different variations on the big and small screen as …
