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Three years ago, Robert and David thought they had left the DCU behind. But, with the advent of REBIRTH, they’ve returned, to see whether or not the promise of the NEW …
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![New Pompeii (2016) by Daniel Godfrey [Review]](/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/NewPompeii_Godfrey-525x300.jpg "New Pompeii (2016) by Daniel Godfrey [Review]")
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Crisis of Infinite Rebirth-s
DC’s REBIRTH initiative is now full swing. Rebirth, conceptually, is a promise of a fundamental essence retained, but given a fresh start, whether it’s a …
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The human brain is a fascinating, seldom understood organ of enormous complexity. Sometimes it teaches us the most when it goes wrong, whether due to illness or injury.
Welcome back to our ongoing coverage of Greg Rucka and Michael Lark’s Lazarus. As before, if you’re keen on an insight into the creative process, you can …
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The history of the United Federation of Planets, as seen in the Star Trek universe, is told through the stories of the men and women of the Federation’s galaxy renowned Starfleet. But just how did Starfleet, and the Federation, come to be?
4 years ago
Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey are like chocolate and peanut butter. On their own, they’re pretty great – Van Lente has done quite a bit of work for …
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4 years ago
Monsters and explorers meet on the American frontier in Image/Skybound’s newest series, Manifest Destiny. Writer Chris Dingess and artist Matthew Roberts add new wrinkles to American history as the famed Corps of …
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4 years ago
Action Presidents #1, the kick-off of the new humor/history series by Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey, will be released next Wednesday, November 13th, Evil Twin Comics announced today. …
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An entertaining study of the superheroines who have inspired us for decades, The Supergirls by Mike Madrid rejoices in these women’s struggles, successes and continued growth. Get to know the many facets of these heroines’ past, present and future lives and be inspired to love everything that makes them super.
Submarines are usually lost with little to no knowledge of how, or why, or even where they settled forever. Requiring dedicated research, high level mathematical skill, and sometimes dumb luck, the search for sunken history is a spellbinding adventure.
4 years ago
In Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra’s The Manhattan Projects, the protagonists aren’t a bunch of musclebound men in tights or sword-wielding barbarians, but rather men of science. With each character based, sometimes loosely, on actual scientists that took part in the famed Manhattan Project during World War II …
