Old Man Quill #6

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Female Furies #5

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Aliens: Dead Orbit #3

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A few upcoming Batman YA graphic novels from DC Ink

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Hunter-Killer #10

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"One of the hooks of ‘Hunter-Killer’ was always the notion that what we read in the newspapers and what we see reported to us is always just the tip of the iceberg, there’s always machinations on a global scale behind it that we don’t know. And if you’re not convinced there’s global machinations going on right now, with the economic crisis that’s happening, then you’ve got your head in the sand. I don’t mean to sound like I should be wearing a tin foil hat, I just mean it’s easy to be paranoid in this day and age given how out of control we seem to be of our own destiny."

- Mark Waid

Source: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=20128


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Cemetery Beach #1-4

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Cemetery Beach is one big non-stop action story of the kind that I cannot imagine readers of The Comics Journal being remotely interested in... -- Warren Ellis

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NS: Really interesting review of the latest Doomsday Clock issue

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So I was a bit torn should I post this as this community doesn't usually discuss reviews, but I thought Oliver Sava's review of Geoff Johns's Doomsday Clock 10 is a really intriguing analysis regardless if one agrees with or not. He basically points out how Johns's position within the company changed drastically over the writing of the maxiseries and how there is an argument to be made that the story of the comic reflects that. Si hopefully this is not against community rules, but I thought to link the review here and recommend people to read it. If this is against the rules, I completely accept that the mods removing this.

The review can be found here.