Justice League Dark #5 Review
Hussein Wasiti
Writer: James Tynion IV
Artist: Daniel Sampere
Inker: Juan Albarran
Colourist: Adriano Lucas
Letterer: Rob Leigh
After the month-long chaos that was
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Justice League #12 Review
Hussein Wasiti
Writer: James Tynion IV
Artists: Frazer Irving and Bruno Redondo
Colourists: Frazer Irving and Sunny Gho
Letterer: Tom Napolitano
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American Carnage #1 Review
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Writer: Bryan Hill
Artist: Leandro Fernandez
Colourist: Dean White
Letterer: Pat Brosseau
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Doctor Aphra #26 Review
NumidianPrime
Writer: Simon Spurrier
Artist: Emilio Laiso
Letterer: Joe Caramagna
Publisher: Marvel
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Uncanny X-Men #01 Review
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Writer: Ed Brisson, Matthew Rosenberg, Kelly Thompson
Artist: Mahmud Asrar, Mirko Colak, Ibraim Roberson, Andrew Hennessy
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Fantastic Four #3 Review
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Writer: Dan Slott
Artists: Sara Pichelli & Nico Leon
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Black Order #1 Review
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Writer: Derek Landy
Penciller: Philip Tan
Inkers: Marc Deering, Guillermo Ortega & Le Beau Underwood
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Ms. Marvel #36 Review
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Writer: G. Willow Wilson
Artist: Nico Leon
Colourist: Ian Herring
Letterer: Joe Caramagna
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Firefly #1 Review
Kaasen Koy
Writer: Greg Pak
Artist: Dan McDaid
Colorist: Marcelo Costa
Letterer: Jim Campbell
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EL MESTIZO REVIEW
Gavin Johnston
Writer: Alan Hebden
Artist: Carlos Ezquerra
Publisher: Rebellion
El Mestizo is the tale of a myste
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I had an English teacher this year that was something of a scholar when it came to Vampires. That sounds ridiculous (
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I’ve decided, because I’m an adult and
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On behalf of myself , Stephen & Bobby, Comics The Gathering wishes everyone a safe & Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!
Remember to take full
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Welcome to the conclusion of my 8 examples of exceptional art in comics. Continuing in the same vein as Part 1, this is a list of 4 more comics that succeed in providing a distinctive mix of originality and excellence in their illustrations.
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The 90's were hard times for comics. I could spout off an abundance of cliches regarding Rob "Pouches" Liefeld and the general bombast -
Comics are a wonderful literary medium; in their pages we find some of the most heroic characters, fantastically enticing stories, and remarkably cerebral plotlines. They possess the funniest of dialogues, and detail the most tragic of misfortunes. They give us all of the wonders
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A frequent debate I have often entertained with other history geeks goes something like this: If you could chose, would you rather live during the dawning of a great civilization such as Greece or Rome, or would you rather experience the final days that great civilization?
