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I saw Logan a week ago and if I were a good blogger/critic I would have immediately wrote up my thoughts and threw them out there for the world to see with a clickbait-able title and some snarky and/or gushing praise and let the sweet,
Hey, What You Reading? Black Panther #2
The philosophy of motivation. Ta-Nehisi Coates and Brian Stelfreeze's second issue of Black Panther builds directly off the world-building setup of the first. Now that the players have been identified and the political chessboard set, it is time to go a little deeper into the minds
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Hey, What You Reading? Black Panther #1
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Hey, What You Reading? Captain America: Sam Wilson #1
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Hey, What You Reading? Scarlet Witch #1
Scarlet Witch is the third of the ever-more-impressive titles coming from Marvel's All-New, All-Different launch I'll be following, and is a character that has been long overdue for a solo title. But she is a character that, like Vision, has always worked well in a
Hey, What You Reading? Doctor Strange #1
Doctor Strange by Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo is the second of the monthly titles I have been following in the All-New, All-Different, post-Secret-Wars era of Marvel. And to be honest I assumed I would pick up the first two or three issues and drop
Hey, What You Reading? The Vision #1
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Hooray Internet! [Animated Comic Book Covers]
Every once in a wile you stumble upon something so cool you just have to share. Come to think of it that's actually the basis of the majority of blogs on the Internet. Anyway this is an example of a cool finding share on a
Comic Book Art: That Time Dr. Doom Rode A Surfboard
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I Know A Guy: Casual Thoughts On Ant-Man
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