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Review: Action Man: Revolution #1

Michael Dworkis -
Written by Michael S. Dworkis Action Man: Revolution #1 is where a lot of, forgive the pun, action, takes place. Yes, they make fun of his name....
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Review Transformers: Revolution #1

Michael Dworkis -
I love it when a story goes off the rails. In this slight departure from the main story, Marissa Fairborn is negotiating with the President...
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Review: Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes #3

Mark Henely -
Written by Mark Henely Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes has a habit of burning down everything from the previous issue at the beginning...
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Marvel’s Jeph Loeb on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 – NYCC 2016 Interview

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We were fortunate enough to speak with Executive Vice President of Marvel Television, Jeph Loeb, at New York Comic-Con 2016 earlier in October. As...
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Review: Batman Beyond #2

Mark Henely -
< One of the things that makes Batman Beyond interesting on a meta-level is that it started outside of the comic book universe. It was...
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Review: Aquaman #11

Pop-Break Staff -
Written by Andrew Fontana Dan Abnett ups his game in Aquaman #11. I mentioned in a previous review that  the tension between Arthur Curry the...
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Review: Trinity #3

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Written by Mark Henely After Trinity #2 took us into Superman's past (an illusion brought on by Poison Ivy), Trinity #3 takes us into Batman's....
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Review: Kiss #2

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Written by Mark Henely Two issues in and I am still perplexed by the existence of Dynamite's KISS series. Not because I think KISS is...
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Clark Gregg Reflects on Coulson’s Journey – NYCC 2016 Interview

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Clark Gregg revealed what he knows about Marvel's Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 4 to us at New York Comic-Con 2016. Clark Gregg, of course, plays...
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Review: Supergirl #3

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Written by Andrew Fontana Supergirl 3 continues Steve Orlando's winning streak of effective characterization and winning humor. In this issue we get to see Argo...
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws #3

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Written by Mark Henely Red Hood and the Outlaws #3 is a transition book, yet it is also the first book that shows what form...
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Review: Wonder Woman #10

Marisa Carpico -
Since her début 75 years ago, Wonder Woman has been one of the most iconic superheroes–female or otherwise–in pop culture. Besides a steady life...
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