Harbinger #1 Review “Omega Rising: Part 1” Harbinger #1 is another title that hit store shelves this month from the newly revived Valiant comic book publisher. Harbinger focuses on a young man by the name of Peter Stancher who’s having trouble “finding” himself and dealing with certain exceptional powers that are barely containable inside of […]
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Avengers vs X-Men AvX #5 Review The Avengers vs X-Men series is officially in full stride. Both teams tactics have proven successors and unsuccessful in many areas. Their battles have taken place over parts of Earth, different dimentions, and then landed on the Moon. Here is where the Avengers planned to make their stop, the place they would claim
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Minutemen #1 Review “Chapter One: Eight Minutes” It’s been a little over two decades since the legendary Watchman hit store shelves and shook the comic book world from the ground up. Now DC has the difficult task of following up a comic book that was thought could never be followed, or even matched for that
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Dan The Unharmable #1 Review Dan the Unharmable is actually a series from Avatar Press and the mind of David Lapham that I’ve really been looking forward to. I’m the glad the wait is finally over because the book does not disappoint. Dan, cannot be harmed. Have you gathered that much yet? Not only that, but
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I realize this specific topic has been run into the ground… be it both the positive and the negative responses to DC’s new reboot of Harley Quinn, everyone’s favorite crazy-in-love villainess; however, now that I have the platform to do so I am going to throw in my two-cents on the topic. Harley isn’t exactly
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The Ravagers #1 Review “Children of Destiny” In DC’s newest “New 52“, Dr. Fairchild helps many of the Teen Titans escape the prison and scientific lab, N.O.W.H.E.R.E. Unfortunately escape came at a price with many of the teens losing their lives in the process. Because of Fairchild’s earlier involvement with experiments on the teens, with
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Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ghost Prison #1 Review “Welcome to Coruscant- A good place TO DIE!” The Star Wars universe can almost go wherever it wants to, it does however, need to be careful when it dabbles around very well known stories. Darth Vader and the Ghost Prison #1 takes place right after the formation
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Mind MGMT #1 Review Matt Kindt and Dark Horse bring a compelling espionage thriller in Mind MGMT #1. Meru is a writer investigating unanswered questions regarding the freak Amnesia Flight #815 that she, and 120 other passengers, fell victim to. Many scientific and conspiracy theories have been documented, but Meru has been given a lead
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Batman Incorporated #1 Review Part One: Demon Star “In the eye of the Leviathan” Something strange is going on in Batman Incorporated, as if the #1 on the cover means nothing to the story. I’m hoping that later issues of this “New 52” will answer a lot of question Batman Incorporated has surfaced. In Batman
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Avengers vs X-Men AvX #4 Review After last issues amazing cliffhanger Avengers vs X-Men #4 slows down the tempo, but just a teeny weeny bit. Like if you took their volume nob of 11 and dropped it to 10, you’ed be right at Avengers vs X-Men #4. The war between the two factions now rage on far beyond
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Frankenstein Alive, Alive! #1 Review “The Frankenstein Monster” has no name. He is known only by the name of his creator, for even his own creator was so disgusted by “the monster” that even he couldn’t explain or embrace his creations existence. In Frankenstein Alive, Alive #1 “the monster” works as a sideshow freak during the great
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Takio #1 Review Brian Michael Bendis seems to have his hands in everything these days, even out of left field gems like Takio. Bendis has teamed up with Michael Deming to create an adorable sister superhero duo for the whole family. Taki and her kid sister Olivia with their friend Kelly fall prey to a
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