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‘John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America’ #7 review
Spurrier’s expertly crafted thesis on palimpsesting.
Spurrier’s expertly crafted thesis on palimpsesting.
The character work and the good-natured ribbing of '90s culture are the real strengths of Youth Group.
What appears to be a disposable distraction conceals the much more exciting seeds of the Marvel Cosmology.
Demon Wars shows off the complexity, movement, and vibrancy that make Momoko's illustrations so special.
Waid and Mora successfully stick the landing on an overall fun and crazy arc.
Wolverine has never looked as formidable and willing to dispense violence than in this issue.
One hell of a medieval mashup.
Closes the book on one of Marvel's stranger team-ups, ending on an emotional, action-packed note.
The perfect follow up to the events of Absolute Power #1.
'Incredible Hulk' #14 features a profound main story and an excellent Deadpool/Wolverine backup!
Tradd Moore’s work here is brilliantly original and gloriously dreamlike. It’s a delight.
Phoenix #1 isn't just fitting of Jean Grey – it's also another great entry into the new era of X-Men...