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The Marvel Rundown: THE MARVELS #1 is a questionable exercise in continuity organization

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Reviews of this week's new Marvel Comics releases, including the long-awaited debut of Kurt Busiek and Yildiray Cinar's THE MARVELS, and more.

The Marvel Rundown: Nightcrawler searches for his path in WAY OF X #1

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Willkommen to another edition of the Marvel Rundown! For our main book this week, we're covering the debut issue of the latest entrant into Krakoa, Si...
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REVIEW: LOCKE AND KEY/SANDMAN: HELL & GONE #1 is an ode to dark imaginations

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The keys to Hell might be hiding in your dreams.

The Marvel Rundown: SPIDER-MAN: SPIDER’S SHADOW #1 is a strong start for the new...

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Reviews of this week's notable new Marvel Comics releases, including Spider-Man: Spider's Shadow #1, Children of the Atom #2, and more!
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REVIEW: HOME #1 offers magical catharsis for real-world immigration injustice

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Meet a new migrant superhero with a tragic past and an uncertain future.

DC ROUND-UP: GREEN LANTERN #1 maps Oa’s place in the Infinite Frontier

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The new ongoing Green Lantern series gets off to a decent, if imperfect, start.

REVIEW: You’ll stare at WITCHBLOOD #1 ‘til your eyes bleed

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The genre mash-up hits the road while dressed to the nines.

The Marvel Rundown: SILK spins a fresh and exciting direction for the character

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Welcome to another edition of the Marvel Rundown! It's a week of exciting debuts, with Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer's Beta Ray Bill #1 and our main book...

REVIEW: ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE is better than the theatrical cut… but at what...

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There's a lot going on in Zack Snyder's four-hour JUSTICE LEAGUE cut, for better or worse.

DC ADVANCE ROUND-UP: Taylor & Redondo’s NIGHTWING #78 breathes new life into the series

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The first issue from the new creative team is a much-needed palate cleanser that also sets the stage for what's to come.

ADVANCE REVIEW: A lost dog makes an incredible journey home in LOVE: THE MASTIFF

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Frederic Brremaud and Federico Bertolucci's latest graphic novel is stunning, powerful, and suspenseful.

The Marvel Rundown: The X-kids are alright in CHILDREN OF THE ATOM

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Welcome to another edition of the Marvel Rundown! After one industry shutdown and a year of delays, Vita Ayala and Bernard Chang's much-anticipated Children of the...

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