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Lazarus #1

Greg Rucka and Michael Lark rapid fire us a story as unstoppable as its heroine. In a world divided by financial boundaries, everyone is kept in check by various families,…

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Jupiter’s Legacy #2

  Millar and Quitely’s legacy marred by a whole lot of nothing new under the sun. I can’t understate how much I’ve been craving a really good superhero book lately….

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Extinction Parade #1

With the summer release of World War Z’s movie adaptation looming over his head, Max Brooks adds another zombie story to his catalogue, yet this time with a nod to…

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Age of Ultron #10

The epic conclusion to Age of Ultron is anything but. Any reader that picked up last month’s release of Age of Ultron knows exactly how Brian Michael Bendis’ “epic” is…

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Witchblade #167

The world of faerie and magic invade Chicago in the flesh (lots of flesh) in Witchblade’s new story arc. Given his background as an artist, Tim Seeley is the perfect…

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Star Wars #6

Another exciting chapter in Brian Wood’s expanded Star Wars Universe. In all honesty, I have not been able to catch every issue of Brian Wood’s Star Wars adventures, but Wood’s…

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Domovoi

A modern fantasy drawing from Slavic mythology, Peter Bergting’s Domovoi is a journey through a world hidden just beyond our perception. Upon the death of her grandmother Vasilisa, free-spirited waitress…

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Naming Monsters

Hannah Eaton’s idiosyncratic psychodrama is an absorbing mix of the quirky, the sinister, and the very human, and yet another perceptive publishing choice for the Myriad back catalogue. It’s the…

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Science Tales, New Edition

Darryl Cunningham’s use of the comic strip form in Science Tales as an investigative journalistic tool to bust some of the popular myths about contemporary scientific issues was one of the…

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Kick-Ass 3 #1

Mark Millar hits the ground running in his new volume of Kick-Ass as the young hero and his gang of awkward vigilantes attempt to break Hit-Girl out of her cell….

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East of West #3

Death leads the Horsemen on a bloody chase through a futuristic western dystopia poised on the brink of apocalypse. Jonathan Hickman’s crisp script deftly reveals the underlying causes of the…

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