9.4
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Karnak #1 |
Oct 22, 2015 |
KARNAKby Warren Ellis, Gerardo Zaffino, and Dan Brown is a book to look out for that introduces one of the oldest Marvel creations and re-imagines him for the modern world. |
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9.6
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Saga #30 |
Jul 9, 2015 |
Every month I hope to one day read a bad issue of SAGA. Unfortunately for me, this issue is not that. SAGA #30 is another amazing installment of one of the most consistent books out there and only keeps me wanting more. With another hiatus on the way, SAGA's vacation could not end any sooner for me. |
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10
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Airboy #3 |
Aug 11, 2015 |
AIRBOY is special. This comic is something that I have never read, and probably will never read anything like it. Through its clever use of throwing real-world people with real-world issues into a world full of Nazi-mech suits and soldiers named Skywolf and the Flying Dutchman, AIRBOY manages to become one of the most heartfelt and realistic stories known to date. |
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10
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Daredevil (2014) #18 |
Sep 8, 2015 |
In the end, DAREDEVIL 18 is a gem of a comic. It encapsulates everything that makes Daredevil a terrific character, and throws it all into one single issue which is a feat in and of itself. |
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10
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Hawkeye (2012) #22 |
Jul 21, 2015 |
HAWKEYE has always been one of the best books Marvel has been releasing since its launch back in 2013. It's rare to see a book so consistently good, and even rarer to see that book stick the landing. HAWKEYE 22 is a great finale to the tale of Clint Barton, Kate Bishop, and Pizza Dog and manages to wrap up everything with pinpoint accuracy. |
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