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“It’s… for me… you’re not Coreheart. It’s for her.”The Justice League is only three issues back, but they haven’t stopped running since hitting the ground. A mysterious group known as Inferno deals the most devastating blow yet to the team, all the while remaining in control of their secrets. Meanwhile, Atoms tries to restore Plastic Man’s powers to his body, but things don’t go as expected. Even as we get closer to the truth about this super terrorist organization, we still don’t get the answer due to misunderstandings and foreshadowing.Justice League Unlimited #3 begins with the Question’s daily patrol of…

Courtesy of Marvel Comics, AIPT can exclusively reveal the cover art and story details for X-Force #10, Legacy number #300. This issue continues the story of Jeffrey Thorne and Marcus To, with a special bonus commemorative story by Fabian Nicieza and Edgar Salazar.Although the invitation is tight-lipped, it is promised that a “classified” character will appear. Full of curiosity! The latest issue of X-Force #7 was released on January 1st.Please check the recruitment requirements below.To celebrate the 300th issue of X-FORCE, some surprising facts have been revealed!FORGE formed X-FORCE to solve the world’s problems, and the solution is finally revealed.…

It’s no secret that I enjoy Declan Shalvey’s current version of The Terminator. Shalvey not only breathed life into a series I was burnt out on, but he finally cracked the code that most filmmakers have avoided. I mean, why would Skynet send a Terminator after just one person? If you had a time machine, the places you could go (and therefore the storytelling possibilities) could theoretically be endless.Shalvey has taken full advantage of these storytelling possibilities by teaming up with a rotating team of talented artists. In Terminator #4, he and Lorenzo Re travel to the early days of…

The double-edged sword of superhero comics is that the heroes’ enemies almost always come back to haunt them. Part of this is due to the cardboard nature of some prisons. I and others have joked that Arkham Asylum might be more like a revolving door than a prison. However, there is also the question, “Why don’t heroes kill villains?” question. The answer to that tends to be twofold. Because heroes are heroes, they act on a higher level of morality, and from a story perspective, if they kill the good villain, there is no conflict.Superman #22 brings such a conflict…

Dynamite Kids has announced its first novelty board book, “Ruff ‘n Ready Rescues!,” based on Nickelodeon’s wildly popular children’s PAW Patrol preschool franchise. The television series is one of the most-watched children’s programs of the past decade, running for more than 10 seasons, including two movie specials. The story is about a team of rescued puppies, each with their own special skills, vehicles, and equipment to help solve local problems and protect the everyday civilians of Adventure Bay. This colorful, interactive board book features a lovable team of brave rescue dogs. Published through an ongoing partnership with Dynamite Entertainment, this…

Dynamite brings this all-new era to life from superstar writer David Pepose (Space Ghost, Cable) and artist Eman Casaros (Vampirella, Pathfinder) as Earth’s ultimate defender takes on a thrilling new chapter. I would like to announce that I am back. Five young people from around the world are chosen to master Gaia’s Elemental Ring and become humanity’s last hope. Each Planeteer gains control over one of Earth’s major elements: Earth, Fire, Air, Water, and Heart. In times of great need, they can join forces and summon Earth’s greatest hero, Captain Planet. Kwame, a native of Ghana, commands the powers of…

The official Star Wars website revealed that Marvel Comics’ major series was announced in May of this year by writer Alex Segura (Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku) and artist Phil Noto (Poe Dameron series). announced that it would restart under the direction of Set one year after Return of the Jedi and the Empire’s final defeat at the Battle of Jakku, this comic is part of the original trilogy that pits pirates and bandits seeking power in the early years of the New Republic (four years before Jedi ). Draw heroes. Events such as The Mandalorian, Skeleton Crew, etc.)…

Image credit: Jason Brown/midlifegamergeek.com Jennika, aka the Nightwatcher, finds herself in a bind, captured by a very dangerous mutant. Will she be able to escape from their clutches? If so, will she be able to mend her relationship with girlfriend Sheena? There’s a lot going on in Nightwatcher #5, even though the action and drama is mainly confined to two different scenes. But Jenika’s personal struggles, both in her vigilante life and in civilian life, are poignantly addressed by author Juni Ba. Despite being a strong and disciplined mutant, she has difficulty balancing the various elements of her life, regardless…

Akai and Native Instruments are like the Nintendo and Sega of music production. Although these long-time rivals offer many similar products, some musicians are drawn to AKAI’s MPC workflow, while others choose NI’s Maschine platform. In the near future, people may not have to choose at all. The two icons in this space team up. The MPC platform will soon be home to Native Instruments sound packs.This means that if you’re currently using an MPC Live II, Key 61, or any of Akai’s standalone music production machines, you can get genuine Native Instruments sounds into your tracks. This is really…

Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman’s Absolute Wonder Woman captures the spirit of Wonder Woman better than any major Wonder Woman book in recent years. Thompson and Sherman build on the fundamental themes that have supported their characters’ best adventures.”Love is transformative.” Diana repeats this maxim in early issues of the series, reminding readers that Wonder Woman is best read when feminist themes are at the center of her stories. Let me do it. Readers will note that in 2011 Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang infamously replaced the character’s “made from clay” origin with a more patriarchal “daughter of Zeus” story.…