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A wonderful story of betrayal and secrets amid a gathering of red red Robins everywhere!
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Two universes meet, as Brian Michael Bendis gives us the beginning of a story every Spidey fan should enjoy!
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The mad Titan Thanos is the big-bad of this Brian Michael Bendis book. Nuff said!!
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To say that I am dazzled by the Scott Snyder/Greg Capullo rendition of Batman would be an understatement.
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Liefeld continues transforming Grifter from a back-of-the-pack step-child into one of the most cosmic books on the DC roster.
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Few books have remained an enjoyable and entertaining as Batwing since its launch in September.
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This is the strong beginning this book needed. No one does spy comics like Ed Brubaker!
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Not your average merry mutant adventure, but we are having enough of those in AVX. A great character study!
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One of the stiffest and most boring comics to date put out by those of the New 52. Shocking!
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I appreciate what Parker has put into this book, and I am glad his previous threads are drawing story dividends
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A graphic novel that not only entertains, but also informs the reader about the War of 1812 in a thrilling way.
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Worlds’ Finest is not my favorite book this month, but it is one of the most solid written and well drawn books every month!
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This is perhaps one of the greatest sides in the AvX event, and certainly the most unusual.
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Earth 2 is nothing like I expected it to be when the Second Wave hit, and that definitely is a good thing!
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This week was certainly not one of Uncanny X-Men's shining hours as a book.
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A gripping read for one of DC’s most unusual characters, Swamp Thing is certainly a mag to keep your eyes on!
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An oddball title or two like Dial H is just what the New 52 needs.
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If you have wanted to join the Bat-mania since the reboot, Detective Comics #10 is as good a place as any!
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Our reviewer prefers his stories in the present, with fringe tales touching on that oh-so-mysterious New 52 past.
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Our reviewer salutes the efforts of all on Defenders and wishes other Marvel “architects†would take note!
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If you like cosmic derring-do and a lot of cosmic hemorrhaging, Red Lanterns #10 is for you!
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Our reviewer says he can weather as many writer and artist changes as necessary in order to share the adventures of Stormwatch!
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A return to the eighties with the Watchmen, a return to the nineties with Harbinger and the return to cosmic awesomeness with The Mighty Thor!
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We have all heard the rumors about this book and they are all true, but it is so much more than just media hype that makes this book an amazing read!
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