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Immortal Hulk #15: The Holy or the Broken

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Nicolas Duncan April 4, 2019 Leave a comment

Immortal Hulk #15

Doc Samson and Hulk are taking a journey together for answered questions. “You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life” – Albert Camus

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6.5/10

Action Comics #1009: We Want the Same Thing

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Guest Author April 4, 2019 Leave a comment

Action Comics #1009

The ‘Leviathan Rising’ mystery continues to tediously unravel in Action Comics #1009.

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Invaders #3: …And Then You Shoot Your Brother

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Matt Meyer April 4, 2019 Leave a comment

Namor’s war machine will soon strike! Can Captain America and the original Human Torch stop him peacefully, or has their old friend finally gone off the deep end for good?

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Major X #1: No More Pouches At Least

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Robert Struble April 4, 2019 Leave a comment

Major X #1

Rob Liefeld returns to the franchise that made him a superstar with a brand new character from a future that is being erased. Who is this new character? And what is his connection to Cable and the New Mutants?

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Avengers: No Road Home #7: A Shell of Living Light

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Brian Arbizo April 3, 2019 Leave a comment

Avengers: No Road Home #7

As Avengers No Road Home is near the end, this road trip has met a fork in the road with an unexpected passenger.

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Superior Spider-Man #4: Time with the Common Man

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy John Jack April 3, 2019 Leave a comment

Superior Spider-man #4

Otto assist in finding survivors buried in the rubble in San Fransisco following his fight with Terrax.

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Archie #703: Blondes to the Left of Me, Brunettes to the Right…

Comic Book Reviews, Indie ComicsBy Cody White April 3, 2019 Leave a comment

Archie #703

‘Archie #703’ continues to fill in the gaps of how Archie spent his summer vacation, as Jughead draws ever closer to a secret that will change Riverdale forever!

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