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Inizio meh per Napalm Lullaby di Remender e Bengal. Le prime quattro pagine fanno ben sperare poi sembra dimenticarsi di dare qualcosa di effettivamente sostanzioso da mettere sotto i denti; anche l'artista un po' svogliato con esecuzione molto sui generis. Sono deluso.

BATMAN #149 “DARK PRISONS – EPILOGUE” When confronted with the totality of your life, and all the choices that led you to where you are, do you build on the ashes, or rise from them? The Batman who is left standing will have to answer this question quickly, as someone is already sifting through those ashes, with an eye toward saving the world!

Exceptional X-Men is set in Chicago, following Kate Pride as she tries to leave her mutant past behind. Written by Eve L. Ewing, inked by Carmen Carnero. Kate Pride will try to be a barista, but meeting a group of fledgling mutants without guidance pulls her back in as a teacher to new mutants. Emma Frost shows up to help lead these three young mutants - Bronze, Axo, and Melee.

Gail Simone says the new mutants she co-created are inspired by the way fans connect with X-Men by feeling different and outcast. Tom Brevoort wants readers to cry every month when reading. Rogue, Gambit, and their new mutants become “Outlaw Heroes” in New Orleans in this arc. Tom Brevoort promises this era of X-Men puts characters back in the real world with non-mutants. The Uncanny X-Men finds Gambit returning to Louisiana with Rogue, who find 4 new mutant outliers. Written by Gail Simone and inked by David Marquez.

Oh no guarda che ci becchiamo la testata nostalgica stretchata all'infinito

Donny what are you doing there...

Si accettano scommesse.

L'uomo che uccise Gwen Stacy.

Urge recensione.

RIP physical comics buyers

"[Al] Ewing will be contributing a Starman story to DC Pride 2024 #1, the latest installment in the annual anthology series spotlighting LGBTQIA+ characters and creators. (It’s the Mikaal Tomas Starman, for those who remember the James Robinson Starman series from the 1990s; originally created in the '70s, he’s one of the first openly gay superheroes from either DC or Marvel.) It’ll be Ewing’s first work for DC since a story in 2012’s Ghosts anthology, his only previous work for the company."

Mi fanno fesso così facilmente che mi vergogno quasi.

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