The Starting Line: Michael Turner Commemorative Issue Helps Battle Cancer Research

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This week I run down the #1's and one-shots hitting comic book shops this week but something a bit more special is also available....

The Marvel Rundown: Marvel Oddballs Multiple Man and The Sentry Return!

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Two of Marvel's weirdest oddballs are starring in the publisher's biggest books this week!

DC ROUND-UP: The Story of Rebirth Continues to Unfold in THE FLASH #49

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How will Wally West find his place in a world that has forgotten him?

Review: Nick Drnaso’s ‘Sabrina’ won’t stop haunting me

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The concept of fake news existed long before Trump, and conspiracy theorists have also, but one difference between now and even a decade ago...

The Starting Line: Aspen vs Russian Conspiracy in Fathom #1

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We took a break to focus on E3 last week and now that I've dumped a Big Gulp of Visine into my eyeballs, it's...

Review: Charting homophobia’s personal toll in ‘Luisa: Now and Then’

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We all have things we’d like to explain to our teenage selves, and I have a feeling the older we get, the more we...

The Marvel Rundown: Iron Man gets a Fresh Start while Peter and Kitty get...

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I think it's time you gave The Marvel Rundown a fresh start with takes on the new Iron Man, X-Men, and Spider-Man titles!

DC Round-Up: BATMAN #49 pulls the series out of a tailspin just in time...

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Alex reviews Batman #49 and Justice League #2!

Review: Zach Worton’s cautionary tale of artistic obsession

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Zach Worton’s The Curse of Charley Butters begins with a mystery, but soon shifts gears to the more immediate story — that of the...

Review: Volume 1 of Stephen McCranie’s SPACE BOY Explores the Unknown

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The first trade paperback collection of the popular webcomic is as relatable as it is enjoyable.

REVIEW: After 7 Years, Hickman and Weaver’s Masterful S.H.I.E.L.D. series is Complete!

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Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver's masterful Marvel title S.H.I.E.L.D. came to a close this week. The story started - in 2010 and relaunched in 2011...

Review: Manuele Fior’s ‘Blackbird Days’ examines the mechanics of transformation

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Blackbird Days, an anthology of shorter work by Italian graphic novelist Manuele Fior, gathers stories from the past decade, but this is no casual...

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