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HEROES IN CRISIS / FREEDOM FIGHTERS [DC Comics Reviews]: Kicking Ass and Taking Names.

The sixth chapter of the nine issue series, Heroes In Crisis, is out now. Written by Tom King with art by Clay Mann and Mitch Gerads, the issue follows Gnaak, The Flash (Wally West), and Harley Quinn as the each explore how they fit in with the world they currently live in. Harley struggles with …

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THE SAGA OF CAPTAIN MARVEL, PT. 3 [Special Report]: The Legend of Mar-Vell.

Welcome my friends to the third part of The Saga of Captain Marvel. Today, your main man "The Belser" is going to be exploring the history of Marvel Comics version of Captain Marvel. Truth be told, I'm a bit biased when it comes to this character because he is my all-time favorite superhero. hopefully this …

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HULKVERINES / WOLVERINE – INFINITY WATCH [Marvel Comic Reviews]: SNIKT-SMASH!

Weapon H, aka Hulkverine, is a bizarre character. On the surface, it seems like a symbol of excess on par with Marvel's 90's output, especially anything Liefeldian. Anyone familiar with the Marvel Universe, however, would have to acknowledge that, in universe, of course this is one of the most obvious things that would happen. Dig …

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SHARKEY THE BOUNTY HUNTER [Review]: Mr. Ice Cream Man.

Sci-fi dramedy with some Millar-raunch? Subscribe! From the man that created Kick-Ass, Kingsman, and Wanted comes Sharkey The Bounty Hunter, the third Millarworld franchise with Netflix published by Image Comics. Mark Millar’s press release states, “Sharkey kicks off a whole world of sci-fi that’s just a great action comedy in the style of all the …

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JASON SACKS [Interview]: Reliving the Craziest Decade in Comics History.

Longtime friend of the site Jason Sacks wrote The American Comic Book Chronicles: the 1990s, available now from Amazon, TwoMorrows and all the other usual outlets. I grabbed Jason -- the night before his birthday, nonetheless! -- for a quick chat to tell me why I gotta read his book. Travis Moody: Why should our …

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