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‘Redcoat’ #4 sets up the villains clearly
'Redcoat' #4 firmly establishes what the bad guys are up to and who the arch-nemesis is.
'Redcoat' #4 firmly establishes what the bad guys are up to and who the arch-nemesis is.
A great look at two ruthless warlords.
A piping hot bowl of comics violence and nuanced moral dissection.
Making the wondrous mundane.
Hope you're ready to really feel things!
Fans of vampire stories are eating well.
Packed with earnest feelings and abstract realities, the book is almost dizzying in its stylistic diversity.
Gods made idle by circumstance and legal interference.
A seriously intense and gripping entry that pulls out every stop imaginable to show this run is NOT screwing around.
Lanzing and Kelly continue their meta-commentary on storytelling.
This arc has been a reminder of everything I love about the Avengers.
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