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‘Ms. Marvel’ #12: a one time thing
‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #14: Event based storytelling at its worst
‘She-Hulk’ #12 is a fitting end to Charles Soule’s superhero/legal drama
‘Darth Vader #1’ is a visceral, brutal start to the series
An Appreciation of Robbie Robertson
‘Operation S.I.N.’ #2: lasers and spaceships in the motherland
‘Star Wars’ #2 Continues the Series’ Strong Sense of Fun
‘Black Vortex Alpha’ #1 is a crowded, but promising beginning to a colorful crossover
‘Avengers #41’ moves some big pieces on the chessboard
‘Ms. Marvel’ #11 wraps up year one
‘Hawkeye’ #21 experiments with the form and function of superhero comics
‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ #23 is a major status quo change for a fan-favorite character
Doug Braithwaite, a Skilled Superhero, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy Artist
‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #13 has a plot tangled in a web of its own making
‘Superior Iron Man’ #4 delivers brilliant political commentary
‘Fantastic Four’ #642 is a mixed bag
Marvel’s Star Wars #1 Hits Just The Right Notes
Star-crossed lovers defy the odds – and character rights – in ‘Legendary Star-Lord’ #7
Roundtable Review of ‘Star Wars’ #1
‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #12: We interrupt our regularly scheduled crossover…
Peggy Carter’s back in the fight with ‘Operation S.I.N.’ #1
Scott Lang shrinks down in ‘Ant-Man’ #1
‘X-Men’ #23 is a passable Storm-centric story
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