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NEWS WATCH: “Initial D” Drifts Across Amazon For Manga Fans Old And New

Comic Book News, NewsBy Carlos Morales April 20, 2019 Leave a comment

Seminole Racing Manga Initial D comes to various Amazon platforms in English for the first time

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6/10

Justice League Odyssey #8: Why?

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Cody White April 20, 2019 Leave a comment

Justice League Odyssey #8

‘Justice League Odyssey #8’ is boring on almost every imaginable level.

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8.2/10

Uncanny X-Men #16: Heads Will Roll For This

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Steve Batley April 20, 2019 Leave a comment

UNCANNY X-MEN #16

Uncanny X-Men #16: After taking the MLF off the board some new players enter the game…a new Brotherhood consisting of some previous friends to the X-Men.

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9/10

War of the Realms #2: Flight of the Valkyries

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy John Jack April 19, 2019 Leave a comment

War of the Realms #2

The War rages on and casualties begin to mount!

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8.4/10

Punk Mambo #1: Witchy Woman

Comic Book Reviews, Valiant EntertainmentBy Kenneth Bowden April 19, 2019 Leave a comment

Punk Mambo #1

Bunn perfectly balances the more “out there” elements of her character with the reality that she’s decades older than she appears and as such is a skilled veteran not to be taken lightly by man or monster. Any doubts you have about whether this book is something substantial or just one long meme about a chick with a pink mohawk that loves the Doors will be dashed by the conclusion of this debut issue.

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9.8/10

Avengers: No Road Home #10: “Sing, O Muses…”

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Cody White April 18, 2019 Leave a comment

Avengers: No Road Home #10

SPOILERS AHEAD: The stunning and unexpected conclusion of ‘Avengers: No Road Home’!

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8.4/10

Batman #69: Dance Me to the End of Love

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Bethany W Pope April 18, 2019 Leave a comment

Batman #69

The circuitous narrative spooled out over the last several issues comes to fruition, here, when Batman finally finds the key to freeing himself from the labyrinth of fear. The art is stellar, as is the narrative. This is one to pick up.

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