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Immoral X-Men #1 showcases that Mister Sinister’s worst enemy is himself as the Quiet Council starts to show signs of rebellion.
Batman: One Bad Day – Clayface #1 puts the spotlight on Basil Karlo, the shapeshifter, as he tries to pursue an acting career,
While Crash Course in Romance Episodes 11-12 propel things forward, the tonal imbalance highlights a repetitive flaw in the series.
Superman #1 lays the groundwork for a new era in the Man of Steel’s career as he continues to fight for truth, justice and a better tomorrow.
The Flash #793 continues the One-Minute War story arc, one of the most intense and important Flash stories for a very long time.
Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain #1 sees the new Captain Britain surround by challenges new and old in this excellent opening issue.
Nightwing #101 hits the ground running with a looming, over the top plot that I love. See my review to see why!
The Settlers: New Allies reboots the classic RTS series with new graphics, a single player campaign, some technical issues, and solid multiplayer.
All the respect to A Girl and an Astronaut for the worldbuilding it does so strongly, but it couldn’t reach its honest potential.
With the environmental glitches and empty narrative balanced by stellar puzzles and a great skill system, Atomic Heart lands in the middle.
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