He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
The people of Eternia have a popularity that just won’t die. Since 1983 got the whole thing started, there have been multiple cartoons, spinoffs, and a movie. There’s even another movie supposedly coming out next year. So, of the cartoons, which has been your favorite?
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Join us for an exclusive first look at Garth Ennis and PJ Holden’s The Stringbags, coming in May from publisher Dead Reckoning!
DetailsMiles Morales: The End
Miles Morales: The End #1 (Ahmed, Scott, Sanchez-Almara) hits the right notes for the character himself, but unfortunately any poignancy is lost beneath a sea of post-apocalypse cliches.
DetailsGI Joe A Real American Hero #269
GI Joe: A Real American Hero #269 (Hama, Atkins, Atkins) has close to every team in the GI Joe universe plotting against each other. To say this issue is intriguing would be the biggest understatement in history.
DetailsBatman #86
2020 brings with it new hopes in the wake of fresh traumas with Batman #86 (Tynion IV, Daniel, Miki). A fresh new story for a new decade.
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Paul Cornell turned trans people not passing into a joke every issue of Demon Knights. We, readers, have to deal with that without unintentional fallout, without unintended insult. Wee! us.
DetailsAvengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes
Regardless the incarnation, the Avenger cartoons have all focused on the team of superheroes that, thanks to the MCU, we’re all familiar with. With Avengers Assemble possibly over, which has been your favorite Avengers cartoon?
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Building a larger Valiant universe with the upcoming new title “Final Witness”
DetailsGI Joe #4
GI Joe #4 (Allor, Walter, Peer) brings one of the franchise’s least explored characters to the forefront for a story you’re going to have to read to believe.
Details“Rogues’ Reign” brings about some unexpected alliances in Flash #85 (Williamson, Duce, Guerrero)! With the Speed Force disrupted, can the Rogues help the Flash relearn his powers so they can topple King Cold?!
DetailsRai #3
Rai #3 (Abnett, Ryp, Dalhouse) serves up pure awesomeness of cybernetic samurais on a vengeance quest like something out of only the very best spaghetti westerns.
DetailsHawkeye: Freefall #1
Hawkeye: Freefall #1 (Rosenberg, Schmidt, Sabino) is the kind of comic that we haven’t seen in a long time, the kind that makes you smile.
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