Batman #85 Review
Wes Greer
Writer – Tom King
Art - Mikel Janin & Hugo Petrus
Colors – Jordie Bellaire
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Family Tree #2 Review
Jay Hill
Written by: Jeff Lemire
Penciled by: Phil Hester
Inked by: Eric Gapstur
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Money Shot #3 Review
Jay Hill
Written by: Tim Seeley & Sarah Beattie
Art by: Rebekah Isaacs
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Pretty Violent #5 Review
Jay Hill
Created, Drawn, & Lettered by: Derek Hunter
Written by: Derek Hunter & Jason Young
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Doctor Aphra #40 Review
Sam Jarron
Author: Si Spurrier
Artist: Caspar Wijngaard
Publisher: Marvel Entertainment
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Fallen Angels #3 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Bryan Hill
Artist: Szymon Kurdanski
Publisher: Marvel Comics
The team goes up against Apoth, but things don -
New Mutants #3 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Ed Brisson
Artist: Flaviano
Publisher: Marvel Comics
This issue we get to follow some of the other y -
Detective Comics #1017 Review
Wes Greer
Detective Comics #1017
Writer – Tom Taylor
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Batman: curse of the white knight #5 review
Wes Greer
Writer & Art – Sean Murphy
Colors – Matt Hollingsworth
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X-Force #3 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Benjamin Percy
Artist: Joshua Cassara
Publisher: Marvel Comics
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Spider-Man 2099 #1 Review
Harlan Ivester
Writer: Nick Spencer
Artist: Ze Carlos
Colorists: Brian Reber with Andrew Crossley
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Valkyrie: Jane Foster #6 Review
Charles Martin
Writers: Al Ewing & Jason Aaron
Guest Artist: Pere Pérez
Colourist: Jesus Aburtov
Letterer: Joe
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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!
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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?
