COMIC BOOK REVOLUTION

Comic Book Highlights for 6/5/13

It’s time for another edition of the Comic Book Highlights. This was a pretty big week as we got Superman discovering the identity of his greatest enemy, Wolverine vs. Wolverine, the death of a Marvel hero, Larfleeze awesomeness, more adventures of a candidate for the Robin mantle and much more. Hit the jump button to check out all of the week’s Highlights.

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Comic Book Highlights for 5/22/13

Time for another edition of the Comic Book Highlights. This was quite a week that delivered plenty of highlights which is lead of by Geoff Johns ending his Green Lantern run in spectacular fashion. On top of that we got the DC Universe Power Rangers making their debuts, Spider-Man and Deadpool team-up wackiness, Superboy-Prime making his New 52 debut (of sorts), the Avengers using the Kirby Engine, Daredevil becomes the Man With Fear and much more. Hit the jump button to check out all of the week’s Comic Book Highlights.

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Comic Book Highlights for 4/24/13

It’s time for the Comic Book Highlights, so you know spoilers. This week the Avengers are forced to evolve or die, Lois Lane takes over the mantle for an iconic DC hero, Wolverine: The Dinosaur Slayer, Pet Justice League (Awesome!) and Robin faces his greatest enemy: chocolate ice cream. All this and more in this awesome edition of the Comic Book Highlights!

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Comic Book Highlights for 4/10/13

The Comic Book Highlights are back and what a week to return on. This week there where a lot of big Highlights that left the comic book world buzzing. This week’s Highlights include major changes in Batgirl’s world, the Superior Spider-Man fighting a ghost from his past, a new Robin appears in Gotham City, Thor vs. Apocalypse, more X-Men join Cyclops revolution (Spoilers!) and much more. Now hit that jump button.

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Mark Waid's Indestructible Hulk #1-5 Digital Codes Contest!

Mark Waid's Indestructible Hulk has been one of the strongest titles of the very strong Marvel NOW relaunch. Waid is giving us a brand new take on one of Marvel's greatest heroes. Now I want to share that greatness with you. Want a chance you read the first story arc of Indestructible Hulk? Here's how you can.

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Phil Hester Talks Invincible Universe

Guardians of the Globe was one of the best new ongoings of 2012. A year full to the brim with great new ongoings. The first ongoing spin-off of Robert Kirkman's long-running super hero series Invincible, Phil Hester and Todd Nauck took the premise of what Kirkman started and ran with it and in six short issues they went on for miles and miles of great stories and character moments. Now Guarding the Globe has ended and taking its place this April is Invincible Universe.

Invincible Universe #1 will be the new ongoing that takes a bigger look at th...

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Comic of the Month - March 2013

With March comes Spring Break and renewal. But as the clock keeps turning one thing remains consistent: Comic books are still awesome. For the month of Spring and everything new again, what was the best? Let's find out!

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All-New X-Men #12 Review

All-New X-Men has not only been one of my favorite comics to come out of Marvel Now! but one of the comics I look forward to the most each month. Brian Bendis has done a great job helping to revitalize the X-Men franchise, along with Jason Aaron’s Wolverine and the X-Men. This is easily the most excited I’ve been to read the X-Men in years and a lot of that has to do with the dynamic that the founding members of X-Men being brought to the present have created. Now the X-Men face their biggest confrontation since this happened as the Uncanny Ave...

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Green Lantern #21 Review

It’s the beginning of a new era for the Green Lantern franchise as Robert Venditti takes over after Geoff Johns capped off his epic run with Green Lantern #20. Under Johns Green Lantern became one DC Comics' three biggest franchises, spawning various supplementary titles. Now that Johns is gone he has left big shoes for someone to fill on the main Green Lantern series. So to say that Venditti and company have their work cut out for them would be an understatement. But as he brings the series a fresh start I decided to give Venditti’s Green Lant...

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Comic Book Rebel Reviews for 5/29/13

This was an interesting week in the world of comics. We had the gory, the action packed, the cosmic and the dramatic. The question is if this week’s comics where able to take their stories and turn them into something entertaining and compelling. Let’s find out with the latest Comic Book Rebel Reviews that feature the line-up of Justice League of America #4 , New Avengers #6 , Sonic the Hedgehog #249 and Wolverine and the X-Men #30 .

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Red Hood and the Outlaws Annual #1 Review

I haven’t read an issue of Red Hood and the Outlaws since the first issue way back when the New 52 started for DC Comics. I was largely unimpressed by the character work Scott Lodell did for Red Hood, Arsenal and Starfire. But with recent events involving Red Hood and the Batman Family I have been interested to see how Red Hood’s adventures have been turning out. After reading the preview for this series Annual, which is written by rising talent James Tynion, and some coaxing from one of my buddies on Twitter I decided to check out Red Hood and...

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Ralph, Ted and Ray Review: Justice League of America #4

Ralph, Ted and Ray return for another New 52 review. This time the trio take on Justice League of America #4. Will our band of heroes give this issue a thumbs up? Find out!

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X-Men #1 Review (Marvel Now!)

The new crop of X-Men titles that have spun out of Avengers vs. X-Men, to go along with Wolverine and the X-Men, have given the X-Men the resurgence the franchise desperately needed. Now the latest X-Men title to come out of Marvel Now! is the properly titled “X-Men” by the creative team of Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel.

I am not overly familiar with Brian Wood’s work personally but I have heard a lot of good things about his comics. That said I do find the concept of X-Men starring the female members of the franchise to be highly intriguing. Th...

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Ralph, Ted and Ray Review: Superman #20

Our fearless trie return for another look at the New 52.  This time Ralph, Ted and Ray take a look at Superman #20.  With the Man of Steel movie quickly approaching we can expect the Superman comics to start getting even more attention.  Let's find out if the guys enjoyed this issue of Superman or not.

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Advance Preview: Incorruptible #27

Brand new arc!  Great for new readers! Max Damage has seemingly driven Plutonian from Coalville, finally cementing him as a hero among the struggling desperate populace. But at what cost? And when the deal he made with Plutonian comes due, can Max be the hero that Coalville needs once again? Don’t miss the beginning of a new era in this companion to Mark Waid’s Eisner-nominated superhero series, IRREDEEMABLE!

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Advance Preview: Broken Pieces #2

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Advance Preview: Prophet #22

John Prophet on a mission to restart the God satellite has to join an alien caravan in order to cross a deadly desert of defunked giant robots.

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Advance Preview: Morning Glories #16

"P.E.," Part Four

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Advance Preview: The Li'l Depressed Boy #9

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Advance Preview: Chew #24

"MAJOR LEAGUE CHEW," Part Four

This issue we give new meaning to the phrase "death by chocolate."

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Advance Preview: The Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred #2

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