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Despite The Revolution’s reservations concerning the aftermath of the New Krypton story arc, we still
With the final issue of “Batman RIP” already out this past Wednesday it seems that
Creative TeamWriter: Brian Michael BendisArtist: Stuart ImmonenInker: Wade von GrawbadgerColorist: Justin Ponsor Story – War
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Morrison’s Batman RIP has sparked plenty of heated debate as readers seem to either love
DC COMICS BATMAN #681JSA KINGDOM COME SPECIAL THE KINGDOM #1LEGION OF SUPER HEROES #48SUPERMAN #682TEEN
Unlike the previous three weeks this week is a big week in comics since both
All right, let’s go ahead and dish out The Revolution’s weekly awards. The nominees for
Creative TeamPlot: Alex Ross and Jim KrugerWriter: Jim KrugerArtists: Steve Sadowski and Patrick BerkenkotterColorist: inLight
The Revolution has thoroughly enjoyed Millar’s work on Fantastic Four. I have never been much
The Revolution continues to be summarily unimpressed with Uncanny X-Men ever since Matt Fraction came
Last month’s issue was the first time I tried this book. I was surprised. The
DC COMICS BRAVE AND THE BOLD #19 FLASH #246 JSA KINGDOM COME SPECIAL MAGOG #1
Avengers/Invaders #6 – Kruger and Ross Avengers/Invaders has really been flying under the radar with
Normally, I stick to simply reviewing and critiquing comic books. And, this week I did
Detective Comics #850 is the conclusion to the entertaining Hush story arc. For those fans
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