Darth Vader #47

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Avengers #135

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And now: Moondragon!

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Captain America #324

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Whirlwind has got some fancy new armament, so he decides to try it out on Cap. Also: Paste-Pot Pete!

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The Punisher: Frank Castle #71

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Guardians of the Galaxy (1990) #8

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Yondu is still fixated on Photon of the group Force. This does not bode well for the rest of the Guardians.

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[Preview] The Power Fantasy: Meet The Superpowers

[numeronone]

It's an ongoing. Like most my creator owned work, I consider it a novel. I've an amount of story in mind, and we'll see how long it is. There's a potential that I'll decide to go a shorter length, but it has the potential to be somewhere between Die and WicDiv...Most don't clock WicDiv as a superhero book, despite the DNA...It's not a “if superheroes were real” book – it's a book about what if 6 people had an unimaginable level of power. One of the shorthands I'm using is “Watchmen, if there were 6 Dr Manhattans” - but the thing there is “how on earth do six world-ending people come to terms with one another?”

-- Kieron Gillen

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A Year In The JSA: 1999 (issues 1-5)

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One of the motivation-sapping things about posting scans for me is that, there are just so many issues that recapping each of them would just be a time-sink, especially when a given issue might not be too memorable or the whole thing might be part of a story arc that's really only worth discussing in the aggregate. So I thought I'd try discussing comics in swaths. From David Goyer and James Robinson, here's the JSA.

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Incredible Hulk #113

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The Sandman cons the Hulk in to attacking a rocket base.

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The Ultimates #2

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by Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri

"I read the original Ultimates and I thought the original Ultimates was a clear response to 9/11 and a satire of American hegemony at the time and so I wanted our Ultimates to be a response to our times. [...] Part of the book is, well, what does it mean to change the world? And we all want to change the world, but do we all want to change it in the same way? It felt very ripe story wise."
-- Deniz Camp

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One Piece Vol. 55

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Bon Clay fights alone.

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You ARE Ronald Reagan - Round 9

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Margaret Thatcher entered the chat.

Ronald Reagan locked eyes, smiled, and named the beast.

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