When was the Fantastic Four last Published?
The disappearance of the Fantastic Four from the comic book landscape has been a hotly debated topic by fans for a while now. Ever since their last comic was published in April 2015 …
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Review: Batman: The Red Death
This is an explosive start to the Dark Knights tie-ins that is great on its own and serves as a solid jumping off point for the rest of the issues. It features a thrilling and tragic origin story for one of …
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The lifespan of Batman’s Robins
Today we’re taking a look at each person to hold the title “Robin” and seeing just how long they managed to make it before dying.
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 1- Dark Trinity
Great artwork combined with heartfelt storytelling turns this book into something that anyone can appreciate. Each individual member of the Outlaws is great on their own, but together they provide a wonderful story of friendship and …
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Barbatos has been Teased since Death of the Family
Dark Nights: Metal is a story many years in the making. DC comic books have been setting it up for a while now and we’re only just learning about it. This week’s Dark Nights: Metal #2 showed us …
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Review: Dark Nights: Metal #2
If you thought that Metal was going to take a break after its mind-blowing opening, you couldn’t be more wrong. Issue #2 is dramatic, thrilling, and host to one of the most interesting stories in recent …
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Review: Teen Titans Vol. 1- Damian Knows Best
This is the Teen Titans fans have been waiting for. Damian Wayne gathers together the perfect group of young, lighthearted, and fun individuals to balance out his infamous bad attitude. What follows is an …
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Review: Justice League Vol. 1- Origin
This is a solid origin story that really manages to bring the Justice League into the modern age. It is funny, thrilling, and enjoyable in a way that all comics should try to be. Though the story isn’t necessarily groundbreaking and …
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Review: Green Arrow Vol. 2- Island of Scars
While the last volume introduced everyone to Oliver Queen’s world, this collection is where you really get to know it. Nonstop action and well written character development pervade this book. This, coupled with …
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Review: Red Hood/Arsenal Vol. 2- Dancing with the Devil’s Daughter
This is an alright continuation of the Red Hood/Arsenal series that is fun on its own but not specifically memorable or unique for the most part. It has a standard level of action and adventure and even manages to …
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