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Comic Book Wednesday

Thursday, April 13


Only four this week. I know... ain't that enough? Interesting turn however, a 50/50 split between DC and Marvel. That's never happened before. I'm just going to speed into these.

Green Arrow #61, Oliver Queen is the new major of Star City. People still want him dead. Guy can't catch a break.

The Battle for Bludhaven, a bi-weekly mini that's supposed to go into detail about the destruction of this Gotham sister city no-more. What it's doing is boring me to tears introducing characters I hope die soon.

Uncanny X-Men #472 was probably an issue for someone who's followed the series a bit longer than I have... so I'll roll with it for now.

New X-Men #25: This is only my second issue in and I feel I've not felt the impact of this issue. Somebody who's apparently been around for a while bits the dust and a final page reveals some kind of robot that I remember seeing in the FOX animated X-Men show. So this could get better.
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