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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Secret Wars #7

DOOM DESERVES BETTER! Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic finally commence the ultimate part of the rather straightforward seventh chapter of the 2015 mega-comic event - SECRET WARS. This issue was supposed to be the penultimate pa...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Uncanny X-Men #600

MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES So, Marvel Comics finally releases Brian Michael Bendis’s swan song on the merry mutants in Uncanny X-Men #600. Is it really worth the hype surrounding the publication’s delay, and even so, the wait? On th...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: ALIAS Omnibus HC

ALIAS: JESSICA JONES If many of you know Jessica Jones through the social media and other media outlets, particularly her upcoming NETFLIX series, then call yourself blessed, but not entirely lucky because she is already existi...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #5

END IT ALL After all is said and done, the war is finally over, or is it? The creative team of the Secret Wars tie-in Civil War closes virtually any loose-end in its fifth and ultimate chapter which results a mixture of ...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Secret Wars #6

OPERATION: DECIDE After the epic start and an intriguing and compelling first part, Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic (with Ive Svorcina as colorist) continue their already brand of visual mastery of holding the readers’ interest...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #4

ART OF WAR This is it, folks. This is what we are waiting for! Charles Soule has a soul or two left to make the Secret Wars tie-in Civil War one of the best readings so far. I am not exaggerating, but just saying something wort...

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