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REVIEW: ‘Velvet #15′ does The Greatest Trick Ever!

The creative team of VELVET finally finishes its first foray in VELVET #15 that is also the finishing part of the story’s third story arc entitled ‘The Man Who Stole the World’. And seriously, Ed Brubaker and ...

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REVIEW: ‘Huck, Vol. 1′ is the Gentle Giant

Mark Millar loves to write Superman, but his sights focus more in creating more independent comics. He did write about Superman, but Red Son is considered non-canon of the DC Universe grand narrative (or ELSE WORLDS prior The N...

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REVIEW: The searching happens in ‘Saga, Vol. 6′

Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples continue their dominance in the writing and artistic departments in Star Wars homage SAGA, VOL. 6. This trade paperback contains issues #31-#36, and this time around, we witness how the main n...

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REVIEW: A road to perdition for ‘Southern Bastards, Vol. 3: Homecoming’

Jason Aaron and Jason Latour continues to explore the American Southern identity in dissecting the lives and views of Coach Boss’ henchmen and Tubb’s daughter in their critically acclaimed creator owned Southern Bastards, Vol. ...

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REVIEW: ‘Starve #10′ is the Egg of Contention

Brian Wood and Danijel Zezelj‘s socioeconomic and cultural visual graphic mini-series STARVE comes to a rather straightforward, if not rushed, ending in its tenth finale issue. Long story short, Angela, the main protagoni...

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REVIEW: Selecting off in ‘Lazarus #22′

Lazarus #22 starts off by answering some nagging questions left behind in the last pivotal issue: the existence of clones, the awakening of the patriarch, and the meaning of the word “cull”—the title of the new story arc itself...

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