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Batman: Killing Time #4 is a spectacular comic filled with stunning art and incredible characters. But getting into it takes effort.
Ms. Marvel is worth a watch due to the passionate performance of its lead actress, as well as the visual flair of its creative team.
Flashpoint Beyond #2 is a slow but beautiful comic that explores what happens when a character knows they are in an alternate universe.
Queen Nubia Supremacy! Reading Nubia: Queen of the Amazons #1 leaves me as entertained reading the first issue of the last mini series.
DC Pride 2022 is a well-put-together look at stories from across the wider DC Universe that feel crafted with genuine love and care.
Poison Ivy #1 is a stunning debut for a well-deserved solo series for a character who hasn’t had the chance to headline a series in quite some time.
Dark Crisis #1 serves as a meditation on the themes of legacy and loss, as well as a love letter to the history of the DC Universe.
Jane Foster & The Mighty Thor #1 features a story that brings Jane Foster back into the limelight, as she embarks on a mission to save Thor.
Bruce Mau is a world-renowned designer whose beginnings, successes, and future are explored in this documentary
Komi Can’t Communicate Episode 18 is a Japanese Netflix Original anime directed by Ayumu Watanabe and animated by Studio OLM.
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