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Review: Justice League Dark #0

The “Dark” line of DC Comics’ New 52 has arguably been the strongest set of titles in the relaunch from a critical standpoint. There’s just so much to be gained from allowing the weird comics of the Vertigo imprint to mingle in the mainstream. So here we are in Zero Month, a perfect chance to explain what this team means to the rest of the DCU. So why does this feel like wasted potential?

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Review: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #39 Brian Reed is back to writing the Marvel Universe after far too long an absence! After spending a good deal of time with Marvel’s “Halo” books (which I’ll admit I don’t read as someone who doesn’t play Halo), I’m happy to editorialize a bit in my introduction here and say that I was thrilled to see Reed’s name on the cover, which also happens to be the major reason I purchased it. The question is, did that pay off?
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Review: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #39

Brian Reed is back to writing the Marvel Universe after far too long an absence! After spending a good deal of time with Marvel’s “Halo” books (which I’ll admit I don’t read as someone who doesn’t play Halo), I’m happy to editorialize a bit in my introduction here and say that I was thrilled to see Reed’s name on the cover, which also happens to be the major reason I purchased it. The question is, did that pay off?

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