tpull’s Corner tpull takes a look at DC The New 52 1 year later. Check out part 1 here to see how it began. DC The New 52 Continuity changes DC makes big announcements whenever they introduce a “diverse” character. They make tons of loud noises about being sensitive, and try to put a politically […]
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AvX Round 10 Avengers vs X-Men #10 Review AvX Round 10! The Avengers vs X-Men series is soon sadly coming to end, it won’t happen in round 10, but every move from each faction, like the game of chess, feels more methodical than ever, with life or death consequences. The Phoenix force has left 3 of deceased Phoenix
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Gambit #1 Review “Once a Thief…” Marvel lets loose another main book for a minor character of a strong, super powered group. Gambit now has his own book following the extremely strong showing of Hawkeye last week. In Gambit #1, your favorite cajun Remy LeBeau has a little business to attend to, business that has
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Gone are the days of rummaging through garage sale bins and old attic containers as now comics can be searched and bought online. If you have a collection that is missing one or more critical issues, it is now easier than ever to find that particular edition. A store like Cosmic Comics has numerous Silver
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Avengers vs X-Men AvX #9 Review Easily the most exciting and stress driven Marvel comic on the market right now, the Avengers vs X-Men series has taken each hero, including the more powerful Phoenix Five, to their breaking point. One team member of the Phoenix Five, Namor, in attempts to single-handedly destroy Wakanda and the Avengers in refuge
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Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #1 Review Deadpool has been popular as of late, well hell, he’s always been quite popular. Who doesn’t like a wise cracking assassin with regeneration powers? In Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #1, Deadpool takes his fame one step over the edge, prepare for the slaughter. The Watcher sees all, and
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X-Treme X-Men #1 Review A revamped series brought back from the dead, X-Treme X-Men #1 is the first issue since it’s hiatus in 2004. Greg Pak and Stephen Segovia have written a book full of so many X-Men multiverses it’ll make your head spin. Don’t worry though, it has Dazzler in it. In X-Treme X-Men
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Wolverine #310 Sabertooth Reborn Review “Chapter One: Out of the Darkness” Oh it’s good to be back reading ol’ Wolverine again. Here’s some history Wolverine #310 want’s you to know. Wolverine and Sabertooth aren’t friends. Wolverine finally defeats and kills Sabertooth with a katana in Wolverine Vol. 3 #55. The end; or is it? In
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Captain Marvel #1 Review Captain Marvel has returned! But I don’t think you’ll recognize him, or her, because an unmasked and clean cut Ms. Marvel has appeared in his place. The costume may be the same, but the attitude has changed. Carol Danvers is in a position of struggle. Her new status as Captain Marvel
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Space Punisher #1 Review “In space, no one can hear you die!” Slogan please: One man’s quest for VENGEANCE across a galaxy different than our own! Have you ever wanted the Punisher to fight intergalactic crime across the galaxy with a robot sidekick and super cool future gadgets? No? Well too bad because Space Punisher
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What people do to entertain themselves changes over time. Some pastimes, like the reading of comic books, have come and gone a little as society has changed, but many people would probably agree that the influence of silver age comics affects modern entertainment. In the film industry alone are many examples of the enduring popularity of characters
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Almost everyone who is familiar with Silver Age Marvel comic books is familiar with the Fantastic Four. Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Human Torch, and the Thing, have become indelible fixtures of pop culture since the 1960’s. The Fantastic Four was actually created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby after the success of another
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