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Radioactive Spider-Man #2
My
interest in this franchise is dropping fast.
I am considering dropping it altogether. The
Radioactive Spider-Man #2 comic book cost me
$3.99. There are twenty pages of comic book
content within Radioactive Spider-Man #2.
The advertisements can be found throughout
the Radioactive Spider-Man #2 comic book.
There is an intro/credits page in
Radioactive Spider-Man #2. There are two
pages devoted to the Agenda of Revelation.
There are also two pages for the Age of
Revelation.
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Racer X #3
I am beginning to
question the order of reading things. Racer
X #3 gives some behind the scenes
information and brings us up to near the end
of last Speed Racer comic book I read. I
will touch on that again in a little bit.
There are twenty pages of comic book content
within Racer X #3. This comic book cost me
$4.99. The credits can be found on the back
of the front cover of the Racer X #3 comic
book.
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One World Under Doom #9
This is the last issue in this series. One
World Under Doom #9 wraps up just exactly as
I expected it to. Marvel gave us nine months
of something interesting. The One World
Under Doom #9 comic book cost me $4.99.
There are twenty pages of comic book content
within One World Under Doom #9. There is an
Avengers press release page, and two pages
for the intro and credits within One World
Under Doom #9. Spoilers will be a part of
this review. Read More >>
Fantastic Four #731
Fantastic Four
#731 is the perfect and classic reason as to
why I am dropping this series outside of the
Disney variant covers. To be honest those
Disney variant covers have not been very
good lately. I am really looking at comic
books closely and trying to bring the
spending on them down. Dropping this series
is going to help with that. The reboot
numbering system for Fantastic Four #731
shows it as Fantastic Four #5.
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G. I. Joe #14
I just finished reading G. I. Joe #14.
This comic book has some good, bad, and
definitely ugly within it. The credits can
be found on the back of the front cover. The
cost of this particular comic book was
$3.99. The cover gallery is on the back
cover of the G. I. Joe #14 comic book. There
are twenty pages of comic book content, and
two pages of total fan boys. I guess Image
Comics is in dire straits since they do not
give any ink to the voices of diversity.
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Red Hulk #10
All good things and also all bad things
must come to an end. Red Hulk #10 wraps up
just exactly as I thought it would. The
cost of this comic book was $3.99. There are
twenty pages of comic book content within
Red Hulk #10. The first page of Red Hulk #10
is an intro/recap and credits page.
Advertisements can be found throughout the
Red Hulk #10 comic book. This is the last
issue in this series, but not the end of the
story or the character.
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Magazine review(s)
from Family Friendly Gaming #218
Reviews in the e-magazines get released on a later time
table. Enjoy these review(s) from FFG #218.
Chameleon
(Nintendo DS)
Purr Pals
Purrfection (Nintendo 3DS)
Joker Folie A
Deux (DVD)
Fallout
Season One (Amazon Prime)
My Hero
Academia Vol 21 (Manga)
Edens Zero #23
(Manga)
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (PC/PS5/Xbox Series
X)
Another Code Recollection (Nintendo Switch)
Infinity Nikki
(Android/iPad/iPhone/PC/PS5)
Equestrian
Training (Nintendo Switch/PC/PS4)
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