Weekly Update 12/18/17
See the first entry in ComicBookWire’s new weekly update section!
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Review: Dark Nights: Metal #4
Chalk up another point for Dark Nights: Metal, as this issue is just as good as the last. It continues the story right where the previous one left off and gives readers a better appreciation for the situation at hand. Nonstop action, deep exposition, and …
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Review: Justice League Vol. 5- Forever Heroes
This is one of the best Justice League stories that ends up featuring very little of the actual Justice League. Instead, the dark origins of the Crime Syndicate are told alongside their equally villains deeds in this dimension. This darkness is …
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Review: Forever Evil- A.R.G.U.S.
This is book where one big problem drops the quality of the work from average to far below. The problem is that this is mostly an introductory piece that teases a bigger storyline, which never ended up being made. For this reason, the story …
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Review: Daredevil Vol. 4 by Mark Waid
This is the start of a fantastic new chapter in the life of everyone’s favorite blind superhero. The tension in crime fighting and personal relationships are equally high and make the story thrilling, even when characters are just sitting down and …
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Review: Archie Vol. 4
While not the best volume on its own, this is a comic that is sure to be memorable in how it shakes up the status quo and provides a prelude to future Archie Comics. Fun frivolity and silly shenanigans are still present but are more …
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Review: Justice League of America Vol. 2- Curse of the Kingbutcher
In this volume, readers will see three separate, but related stories involving the characteristically charming members of the Justice League of America. On their own, these stories are alright, despite having their fair share of …
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Review: Forever Evil
In one of the better DC Comics events out there, villains take over and lead in an unorthodox, yet incredibly interesting, story of heroism. Readers get to see a whole new side of Lex Luthor, one that is enjoyable here and has …
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Review: Justice League of America Vol. 2- Survivors of Evil
Stargirl and Martian Manhunter take over and provide a character driven story with an emphasis on personal growth and development. Here, emotional struggles and bonds to family are highlighted and true heroism is …
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Review: Trinity War
After nearly two years of hype and setup, Trinity War turns out to be one of the most bloated and pointless crossovers in recent history. The entire book is simply an excuse to stage large scale battles between the …
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