to be an intense one. This plot was foreshadowed at the end of War of the Realms. And now fans have been given even more reasons to be concerned about their favorite hero.
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Review – Captain Marvel #7 (Marvel Comics)
Our unusual team-up continues in Captain Marvel #7, and boy, does this issue have a lot to cover. Carol and Doctor Strange may seem like an odd pairing, but if this team-up has proven anything to me, it’s that I need to see more of it.
Review – Captain Marvel #6 (Marvel Comics)
that nearly every series is getting a tie-in issue. And now it’s Captain Marvel’s turn to join the fight. If you haven’t been reading the War of the Realms event, that’s okay. You should follow this plot without much problem; just be aware that you might get some spoilers if you read this first.
Review – Captain Marvel #5 (Marvel Comics)
hard to be the best. Her latest series goes to prove that. The series has done a lot with Carol's backstory and character design, bringing her further than ever.
Review – Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk #1 (Marvel)
This year marks the 30th anniversary since Darkhawk, aka Chris Powell, first entered Marvel Comics. Now, here we are celebrating his character in Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk #1. It's refreshing to see Darkhawk getting a chance to have a solo issue once again, as it has been far too long since we last saw his face.
Review- Deadpool #10 (Marvel Comics)
It's that time! Deadpool is officially getting a crossover issue! The King in Black arc is about to invade Wade's world in Deadpool #10. And we all know precisely how chaotic (and entertaining) that's going to end up being.
Review – Deadpool #9 (Marvel Comics)
hat he has found himself in, in Deadpool #9. Get ready for things to get crazy.
Review – Deadpool #8 (Marvel Comics)
The one and only Deadpool is looking to save the day and create a little mayhem in the process. That sounds pretty normal for him, all things considered. Yet Deadpool #8 is anything but the usual affair for this hero.
Review – Deadpool #7 (Marvel Comics)
Deadpool #7 has one of the best (and most entertaining) comic covers in recent times. It embodies everything that makes Deadpool what it is. It raises a question on how literal the imagery portrayed is.
Review – Deadpool #6 (Marvel Comics)
Have you ever wondered how characters like Deadpool are reacting to all of the changes in X-Men? Well, you need wonder no more. For Deadpool #6 is about to answer that question – and about a dozen more. In the most insane ways possible, of course.
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