Review: Clean Room Vol. 1- Immaculate Conception
This is an intense book, one that fills the reader with an acute feeling of suspense on nearly every page. This is accomplished through the expert use of well written characters and a …
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Review: Green Arrow Vol. 9- Outbreak
The final volume in this series ends up being one of the best. This is a book that uses a unique premise to launch an examination into society that fits Green Arrow perfectly. However, this social commentary does …
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All Upcoming DC Omnibus Editions (April, 2018 – Jan, 2019)
A list of all DC Omnibus Edition comics coming out between now and early 2019.
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Review: Action Comics Vol. 6- Superdoom
For the most part, this is a pretty average book that tells an alright story but falls victim to a number of errors. Here readers will see a unique take on Superman that throws him in a number of cool battles while also …
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Review: Green Arrow Vol. 8- The Night Birds
This is a Green Arrow horror story in the best way. It throws readers into two separate tales of suspense while constantly finding new ways to creep them out. Though it stumbles in a few places, especially at …
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Comic Connections: The Beatles and Captain Marvel/Shazam
In this issue of “Comic Connections” we explore an obscure superhero reference in a famous Beatles song.
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Review: Superman/Wonder Woman Vol. 2- War and Peace
In this collection, readers will find some of the most action packed and well written moments from a massive crossover event. These moments present Superman and Wonder Woman at their finest and show how the …
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Review: Superman: Doomed
Though there are more positives in this book than there are negatives, the collection as a whole ends up being only slightly above average. This means that the story is entertaining and has plenty of exciting moments, but it …
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Review: Batman Vol. 4- The War of Jokes and Riddles
This might be the most subjective entry in this Batman series, thus far. Its subjectivity hinges on whether readers like or dislike the book’s tendency to describe fights and action sequences in narration rather than focusing on …
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Review: DC Universe Presents Vol. 1 featuring Deadman & Challengers of the Unknown
About half of the book is good, while the other half is bad. The collection starts with a Deadman story that is filled with humor, heart, and meaning. Then it moves on to a Challengers story that is confusing, messy, and …
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