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Black Lightning #1 (2024) explores the consequences of Absolute Power whilst keeping every part of the story focused on a man and his daughters.
NYX #5 sees the community try and recover from an attack and betrayal. This will take kindness and forgiveness, not violence.
Uncanny X-Men #5 concludes the first arc,, seeing the Hag and her forces try to destroy Rogue and the X-Men completely.
Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake made me a fan of Dragon Quest. Even with some slight tech hiccups, you’ll not want to miss this stellar remake.
Psylocke #1 (2024) sends the psychic ninja on an adventure, taking a working vacation away from the X-Men and assessing her relationship with killing.
Absolute Batman #2 (2024) calms down slightly, but it still features the same ridiculous, heavy metal action of the first issue.
Green Lantern #17 takes the battle to Oa, where a living planet seeks to obliterate the home of the Green Lanterns for good.
LEGO Horizon Adventures is enjoyable, with solid combat and a fun take on the series, let down by boring level design.
Sengoku Dynasty may have left early access, but a few tweaks are still needed for the game to reach its full potential.
Hot Frosty is just as silly as its premise promises, with Dustin Milligan giving peak golden retriever energy and then some.
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