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Titans

The second season of Titans proved to be an action-packed extravaganza in addition to a continuance of the high-level characterization of each team member that began in season 1. Great battle scenes with often disastrous repercussions brings up a troubling issue with the show not often seen in comic book related properties, though. There are a lot of Titans characters, heroes and villains alike, but you can’t kill them all off and keep a show long term.

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5.8/10

Punisher 2099 #1: 4 Panel Punishment

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Kenneth Bowden December 2, 2019

Punisher 2099 #1

Punisher 2099 #1 (Thompson, Nadler, Horak, Rosenberg): This book couldn’t be more targeted to nerds like me if it specifically had my full name, birth date and SSN slapped across the cover.

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9/10

New Mutants #2: The Bird Is The Word

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Steve Batley December 1, 2019

NEW MUTANTS #2

New Mutants #2: (Hickman, Reis, Muller, Lanham) what begins as courtroom drama turns into an epic space opera with regal dynasties that puts the cat amongst the pigeons. Truth?? You can’t handle the truth!!!!

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8.7/10

Batgirl #41: She Made Me a Hero

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Guest Author December 1, 2019

Batgirl #41

Batgirl #41 (Castellucci, Di Giandomenico, Bellaire) is yet another solid entry in the “Oracle Rising” arc that continues to build up the titular character as a capable and complex hero by bringing her face to face with the dangers of her past.

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7.3/10

Avengers #27: Space Madness!

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Matt Meyer December 1, 2019

In space, no one can hear the Avengers scream in #27 (Aaron, McGuinness)! What horror lurks in the dark corners of the Shi’ar empire?!

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8.9/10

SUNDAY CLASSICS: Magik: Storm and Illyana

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Wally Monk December 1, 2019

SUNDAY CLASSICS: Magik: Storm and Illyana

Back when mutant saturation was barely a thought in anybody’s minds, Marvel began rolling out X-Men minis like the subject of this week’s Sunday Classic– ‘Magik: Storm and Illyana’!

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8.2/10

Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Infinite Crisis #1: A Tale of Almosts

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Lenora Pentecost November 30, 2019

Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Infinite Crisis #1

Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Infinite Crisis #1 (Tynion, Lopresti, Ryan, Fajardo, Leigh) is a valiant effort to concisely tell a story that probably should have been broken up into multiple issues.

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9.5/10

Rai #2: A Man of Peace (Spoiler Free Early Review)

Comic Book Reviews, Valiant EntertainmentBy Guest Author November 30, 2019

Rai #2

Rai #2 (Abnett, Ryp, Dalhouse, Sharpe) is a true spectacle to behold, capturing pure sci-fi awesomeness with an emotional core that both gives the book heart and asks a few insightful questions regarding the implications of empathy.

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7.7/10

Teen Titans #36: All in the Family

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Matt Meyer November 30, 2019

It’s Lobo and Crush versus everyone else in Teen Titans #36 (Glass, Chiang, Maiolo)! Will Team Czarnia come out on top, or will the kids somehow prevail?! And at long last, waiting in the shadows to be finally revealed – THE OTHER!

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7.9/10

Aquaman #54: I Am My Father’s Son

Comic Book Reviews, DC EntertainmentBy Matt Meyer November 29, 2019

Who is Black Manta? What drives him? Why does he hate Aquaman so much?! Find out in Aquaman #54 (DeConnick, Rocha, Merino) as the villain’s assault on Amnesty Bay continues!

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8/10

Runaways #27: What’s Up, Doc?

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy Tyson Yurai November 29, 2019

Runaways #27

Runaways #27 (Rowell, Anka) sees the team visit the ’90s for some J-Team fashion tips from Doc Justice… and not in a good way – but in a hilarious way for readers!

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2/10

Fantastic Four 2099 #1: Fantastically BAD

Comic Book Reviews, MarvelBy J.A. Fludd November 28, 2019

Fantastic Four 2099 #1

Misguided from from initial concept, Fantastic Four 2099 #1 (Pacheco, Cummings, Sotomayor) dares to ask, how does the most humane and high-minded concept in comics work in a grungy, dismal, dystopian future? To put it simply, it DOESN’T.

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