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Life is never easy for the X-Men, no matter what era you're from or in. Back in late 2012, Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen brought the original X-Men into the present. It was the modern day Beast who felt he needed to bring back the younger versions of the team to the present to …
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Things are going to get wet and wild for the Justice League this November. James Tynion IV is joining forces with the Justice League (Scott Snyder with artists Howard Porter, Francis Manapul and Frazer Irving( and Aquaman (Dan Abnett and Lan Medina) creative teams. In Justice League/Aquaman: Drowned Earth, the League will face a race …
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The X-Men have seemingly been gaining more love and attention at Marvel in recent months. We've had some great ongoing series and side miniseries focusing on the various beloved characters. What we haven't had lately is an Uncanny X-Men series. That changes this coming November, but will the return of the title bring forth bad …
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As a fan of Gwenpool in Marvel Comics, one of the very first things I picked up at San Diego Comic-Con was the convention exclusive statue from Gentle Giant based on Skottie Young's designs. This line of statues is pretty cool. As you can see in the video below, they're not too big. That means …
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The Dead Hand is the latest comic series written by Kyle Higgins with art by Stephen Mooney, colors by Jordie Bellaire, and Clayton Cowles doing the letters. Dealing with the Cold War and the time afterwards, it's been an intriguing look at how some characters were originally involved in the conflict and where they're at …
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It's hard to believe Comic-Con has come and gone. This was my first year attending the San Diego show. I've been at smaller shows at Long Beach, San Jose, and Sacremento. The show was crazy, but I had a lot of fun. Originally I planned on mainly taking cosplay pictures, but that plan was pretty …
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If there's one thing that really sticks out of the recent Dark Nights: Metal event, it's the introduction of The Batman Who Laughs. This dark and twisted version of Batman from Earth -22 in the Dark Multiverse was seemingly defeated when he faced the one thing no Batman could ever prep for--the team-up of Batman …
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At a very bizarre press event during San Diego Comic-Con, DC writer Tom King shared information on his upcoming Heroes In Crisis story. We were ushered on a boat and immediately given white robes to put on. Occasionally you'd see a couple individuals in robes wearing anonymous golden masks. We were seated on pillows as …
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San Diego Comic-Con 2018 is about to begin, and DC Collectibles has unveiled new product. Start saving up your money. Here's what you can look forward to adding to your wish list. Click each image to enlarge. Aquaman Movie Statues Aquaman, Black Manta, and Mera. DC Artists Alley Designer Vinyls Joe Ledbetter: Catwoman, Penguin,Batman, and Robin …
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There’s a crazy amount of comics released each week. Here’s a look at some of the strangest, coolest, and funniest things to happen in comics. These examples should give you more of a reason to pick up these titles at your local comic shop. You can also find more current and past examples on the …
