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REVIEW: ‘Deadly Class #22′ wants to meet your maker

Deadly Class #22 starts off a new arc by highlighting a new set of students of the secretively infamous School of Deadly Arts. Sure, the remaining sophomores who survived the great final examinations from the last arc are enjoy...

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REVIEW: ‘Wayward #16′ is NOT a lost in translation

Internationalist scholar and Irish intellectual Benedict Andersen mentions of the connectivity of every culture around the world, despite its outer differential facades. The creative minds behind the phenom indie series WAYWARD...

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REVIEW: Take your meds with ‘Surgeon X #1′

The main reason I pick up Surgeon X #1 is the fact that Karen Berger‘s name appears in the cover. For the uninitiated, Ms. Berger served as Vertigo’s top editor because she stepped down in 2012 and she was one of th...

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REVIEW: ‘Seven to Eternity #1′ is a no choice and a must get!

Rick Remender and Jerome Opeña team up for another emotional roller-coaster experience in their new series, SEVEN TO ETERNITY #1. In this premier issue, it has thirty-four pages of pure Remender-Opeña collaborative visual initi...

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REVIEW: GLITTERBOMB #1 Explores Horror in Hollywood

With a title like Glitterbomb, a crossover between the volatile nature of the Hollywood life and Lovecraftian horror is the last thing you would expect. But when you think about it, the title conveniently fits the theme of Jim ...

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REVIEW: The prices of war in ‘Saga #37′

Let’s put it this way, SAGA #37 begins with a drooling and snoring lady and ends with a big hungry family. It fulfills the teaser of a war in all places: the comet. In the minds of the creative team, war can be told witho...

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