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Justice League Volume 7: The Darkseid War Part 1 (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson (graphic novel review).

There are three volumes associated with ‘The Darkseid War’. I’m still deciding where an unnumbered volume fits into all this,

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Comic Book Creator #35 Summer 2024 (magazine review).

TwoMorrows has been careful to move odder comicbooks, mostly due to content. Writer Bob Levin focuses more on Penthouse Comics

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Joker movie (first trailer).
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Joker Folie à Deux: Mark Kermode’s superhero movie review (video).

Mark Kermode is here to bring you the inside skinny on the new superhero flick, Joker Folie à Deux. Watch

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Justice League: Trinity War by Geoff Johns, Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes, Ian Reis, Doug Mahnke, and Mikel Janin (graphic novel review).

The complete volume of ‘Justice League: Trinity War’ has a list in the indicia of about the six different comicbook

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The Penguin (trailer: HBO superhero TV series).
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The Penguin: Scarface meets Gotham in HBO’s new superhero saga (review).

The Penguin, HBO’s latest foray into Gotham’s delightfully grim underbelly, is a show that proves one thing: the only thing

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Thunderbolts superhero film.
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Thunderbolts are here to save the MCU… Or are they? (trailer)

If there’s one thing the MCU has proven, it’s that we’ve definitely never seen enough super-soldiers, rogue CIA operatives, and

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Agatha All Along
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Agatha All Along: Mark Kermode’s superhero TV review (video).

It’s time for Mark Kermode’s superhero TV review of Agatha All Along. Why? Because Marvel strikes again with Agatha All

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Comic Book Creator #34 Spring 2024 (magazine review).

Despite its cover, this edition of ‘Comic Book Creator’ features a diverse range of characters. Let’s pick some. For starters,

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Titans: the fourth and final season (TV series review).

I’m going to have to be careful of spoilers for the final season of the ‘Titans’. After all, they are

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Back Issue #152 July 2024 (magazine review).

This issue of ‘Back Issue’ is oriented around the theme of Marvelmania. Editor Michael Eury focuses only on the second

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