REVIEWS
Empyre: X-Men #4 is a decent culmination of a small story arc. While an anti-climactic end, questions are answered and plot lines are filled.
Captain Marvel #20 sees Carol and company head back to the scene of the crime to confront the real criminal and clear Lauri-Eli’s name.
The Orville: Launch Day #1 sees the crew investigating a mysterious facility on a former Union planet. They must determine if the facility is a threat.
Inkblot #1 introduces readers to a magical kingdom and the bored librarian whose job is to chronicle it’s achievements and glories.
Not to make this review all about me, dear Reader, but give me a Western…
Maestro #1 from Marvel Comics is here as a prequel to the “Future Imperfect” storyline – find out how it shapes out, and what it shows about the world.
Metamorphosis is a creative, albeit short, interpretation of a literary classic that absolutely nails the creepy, absurd vibe of Franz Kafka’s novella.
Batman #97 sees the caped crusader continue struggling to overcome the effects of Punchline’s new toxin. Meanwhile, a new vigilante is making trouble.
Harley Quinn #75 presents an anthology of stories in search for the REAL Harley Quinn. Plus, a Joker War tie in story in this supersized issue.
Wonder Woman Annual #4 sees Wonder Woman heading to Brazil to investigate a city that has mysteriously appeared. And what link does it have to the Amazons?
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Far Cry New Dawn have been mixed. However, there is something this game does better than anything I have ever seen in any game I have played; subtitles.
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