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Mind MGMT’s Mastermind – Matt Kindt

Somewhere in the back of your mind, there is a nagging feeling that Matt Kindt‘s name sounds familiar. His name has been popping up a lot lately in comic shops and social media. It could be that his name is gaining recogn...
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Bloodshot

Review: Bloodshot #1

Valiant Comics is on a roll with their re-launch of Bloodshot #1, written by Duane Swierczynski and drawn by the team of Arturo Lozzi, Manuel Garcia, and Stefano Gaudiano. Each title in the re-launch of Valiant has been excepti...
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Deadhorse

Review: Deadhorse #3

Deadhorse, the ongoing series from 215 Ink by writer Eric Grissom and artist Phil Sloan, keeps pushing the boundaries of quirkiness. There are some extremely mild spoilers. William Pike, Deadhorse’s apprehensive protagoni...
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Mind MGMT

Review: Mind MGMT #2

Dark Horse Comics’ release of Mind MGMT #2, written and drawn by Matt Kindt (Revolver, Super Spy and 2 Sisters, and Pistol Whipped), is a dense story blurring the line between gonzo journalism and fiction. Meru, the main ...
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Batman

Review: Batman #10

DC Comics’ Batman, written by Scott Snyder (American Vampire and Swamp Thing) and drawn by Greg Capullo, has been a brilliant re-launch to date. Unfortunately, issue #10 draws from the clichéd list of twist endings and f...
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Review: American Vampire – Lord of Nightmares #1

DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint release of American Vampire: Lord of Nightmares issue #1 by writer Scott Snyder (Batman and Swamp Thing) and artist Dustin Nguyen adds an interesting wrinkle to Snyder’s acclaimed series. ...
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Saga

Review: Saga #4

Image Comics‘ release of Saga #4, written by Brian K. Vaughan (Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina) and drawn by Fiona Staples, takes its already strange story further into the bizarre. Last issue, Vaughan left readers on a cliff...
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By Joshua Dysart and Khari Evans

Review: Harbinger #1

Harbinger #1, written by Joshua Dysart (Unknown Soldier) and drawn by Khari Evans, is Valiant Comics‘ newest title in their re-launch. It tells the story of Pete Stanchek, a teenager with psychic abilities who is on the r...
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Deadhorse by Eric Grissom and Phil Sloan

Review: Deadhorse #2

Making the jump from strictly digital, Eric Grissom’s Deadhorse #2 is coming out in print via the 215 Ink imprint with Phil Sloan handling art. Since this is a preview, I will keep this article spoiler free. Issue #2 pick...
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Watchmen

Who Watches the Watchmen at DC?

On Wednesday, DC Comics rolls out the Before Watchmen campaign with new titles serving as back stories to Alan Moore’s landmark graphic novel Watchmen. Of course, this new campaign has been met with mixed reaction. Some c...
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XO

Review: X-O Manowar #2

Valiant Comics continues its rise from the ashes with a new issue of X-O Manowar, written by Robert Venditti and drawn by Cary Nord. Issue #2 picks up with Aric of Dacia toiling away with other prisoners aboard one of the Vine&...
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Super Crooks

Review: Super Crooks #3

Marvel’s Icon imprint continues to produce a prolific amount of Mark Millar’s projects. Super Crooks #3, with art by art savant Leinil Yu, continues its run by offering up more blood and guts in only a way that Mill...
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Animal Man

Review: Animal Man Annual #1

DC Comics‘ Animal Man Annual #1, written by Jeff Lemire, penciled by Timothy Green II, and inked by Joseph Silver, continues the battle against the Rot by teaming Animal Man up with Swamp Thing. Lemire opens the story wit...
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Batman

Review: Batman Annual #1

Writers Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV have teamed up with artist Jason Fabok for DC Comics‘ Batman Annual #1, featuring Mr. Freeze in a follow-up to the Night of the Owls storyline. First off, one of the things Snyder ...
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