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U.S. Avengers #1 Review

Given today’s political climate, a U.S. specific Avengers is probably in order. Although, some (not me) might argue the lineup...

What’s this? The Caped Crusader and his costumed comrades have been captured by a cadre of killers? Have Waller’s weaponized...

One reason I keep gravitating to Nick Spencer’s books as of late is because they’re more often than not infused...

I’m one of those DC readers who never paid much attention to The Atom. He always seemed like a lesser-than...

‘Multiplicity’ begins with this issue, and judging by the cover many different Supermen are going to be involved. We dive...

Nightwing has been an interesting series dropping the character in a fish out of water story in a city pre-rebirth...

Moon Knight has the compelling aspect of having his own mind be an enemy. Coming off a story arc where...

After an emotionally draining and intense battle of ideologies in issue #3, the teen sensations try to save their own...

Writer Jeff Lemire and artist Andrea Sorrentino return the aged Logan to the world that shaped him at the outset...

The beauty of Magic the Gathering is how so many characters, creatures, races, places, and abilities can meld so cleanly...

In a time before Janet Van Dyne, the size-changing super scientist Hank Pym was briefly married to a Hungarian geneticist,...

Kodansha Comics has released volume 1 of Cells At Work!–like Osmosis Jones and Inside Out, it’s a clever visual tale...