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After a boy mysteriously disappears in the woods, the secrets of a small town unravel. If this is what German television looks like, get me a passport, because I want to watch this kind of stuff on the daily. Why? Let’s find out.
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The Space Marines are the defenders of humanity, the greatest of the Emperor of Mankind’s warriors, now Kieron Gillen takes on the mysterious Chapter Master and his Ultramarines in Marneus Calgar.
DetailsTransformers #20
Transformers #20 (Ruckley, Malkova, Wood, LaFuente) has potential to be a great book, unfortunately, it never quite lives up to it.
DetailsTartarus #3
Tartarus # 3 (Christmas, Cole) is an action-packed, vibrant continuation full of twists and revelations, plunging readers further into Tilde’s world.
DetailsDoctor Tomorrow #3
Doctor Tomorrow #3 (Arbona, Towe, Rodriguez, Fitzpatrick, Cowles): Keeping it spoiler free, this issue is amazing and that’s all there is to it. Go out and buy it and then go back and buy another issue to give to a friend.
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The argument for Batman murdering or being chill with police murdering and why it is dangerous nonsense.
DetailsStrange Adventures #2
Strange Adventures #2 (King, Gerads, Shaner): Excellent art combines here with a thought provoking, extremely timely story. It’s well worth picking up.
DetailsLost On Planet Earth #3
#CWPride: This space soap opera by Visaggio and Aguirre takes a bold move and shines an emotional and personal light in the consequences of a society that thrives only for scientific “progress” and space exploration.
DetailsLegion of Super-Heroes #6
Despite great art and well-written and snappy dialogue, Legion of Super-Heroes #6 (Bendis, Sook, Von Grawbadger, Bellaire, Sharpe) is only a so-so book, brought down by Bendis’ historical problems with pacing and plotting.
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Man’s best friend just ended the world
DetailsNightwing #71
Nightwing #71 (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi): This is the first time in awhile that the stakes have really felt appropriately heavy for someone of Nightwing’s ability. That alone makes this issue worth picking up.
DetailsBack to the Future
It’s a love letter to an era that landed with a modern twist at the time of its release, which has now seamlessly developed into high-octane nostalgia. It’s simple. It’s interesting. It’s exciting. This one checks all of the boxes.
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