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Dark Knights of Steel II #1
I read portions, and sections of the first
Dark Knights of Steel series. I decided to
check out the sequel from the beginning as
long as I have the money to purchase these
comic books. Dark Knights of Steel II #1
cost me $4.99. There are thirty-two pages of
comic book content within Dark Knights of
Steel II #1. The setup of Dark Knights of
Steel II #1 is really odd in so many
different ways. There are ten pages of comic
book content and then an intro page.
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Predator versus Planet of the Apes #1
One thing I must hand to the comic book
industry is their crossovers. They keep
coming up with interesting ideas. Take this
one for instance. I would have never thought
of merging these two franchises. Predator
versus Planet of the Apes #1 also does some
things I was not expecting. The Predator
versus Planet of the Apes #1 comic book cost
me $5.99. There are twenty-five pages of
comic book content within Predator versus
Planet of the Apes #1. Read More >>
Mask #3
I feel bad for
someone that is obviously trying really hard
but flopping, falling, and failing. That is
how I feel about Mask #3. I am also
contemplating how much longer I plan on
reading this series. I am watching this
series dropping in terms of stock with each
issue. The Mask #3 comic book cost me $3.99.
There are twenty pages of comic book content
within Mask #3. The front cover I received
has some lack of attire, and enticement to
lust issues. The credits for Mask #3 are on
the back of the front cover.
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G.I. Joe A Real American Hero #117
Part of me wonders why G.I. Joe A Real
American Hero #117 was released in facsimile
format. Another part of me does not really
care since it is another hole I get to plug
in the missing issues of this series. G.I.
Joe A Real American Hero #117 cost me $3.99.
There are twenty pages of comic book content
within G.I. Joe A Real American Hero #117.
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Elisha
I have so many different thoughts
floating around concerning the Elisha comic
book. I also want to run some comparisons
between Elijah and Elisha. This comic book
cost me $2.00. There are thirty-one pages of
comic book content within Elisha. The inside
front cover of Elisha contains the credits.
Bible verses are on the bottom of the pages
within the Elisha comic book. I will include
spoilers in this review.
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Action #1100
I purchased Action Comics #1100 because it was where Superman finally
comes back after DC KO. I noticed that it has been some time since I
last reviewed an Action Comics comic book. Action Comics #1100 continues
the Reign of the Superboys storyline. Action Comics #1100 cost me $5.99.
There are a total of forty-eight comic book pages within Action Comics
#1100. The first storyline and the main one is thirty-two pages. The
next one is sixteen pages. Read More >>
Magazine review(s)
from Family Friendly Gaming #228
Reviews in the e-magazines get released on a later time
table. Enjoy these review(s) from FFG #228.
Imagine Rock
Star (Nintendo DS)
Activision Collection 2 (Evercade)
Knight
Rider Season One (DVD)
Invincible
Season 4 (Amazon Prime)
My Hero
Academia Vol 31 (Manga)
Edens Zero #33
(Manga)
Pokémon Pokopia
(Nintendo Switch 2)
Hello Kitty Island Adventure (Nintendo Switch/PC/PS5)
Monster Energy Supercross Championship 6 The Videogame
(PC/PS4/PS5/Xbox One/Xbox Series X)
Goosebumps Terror in Little Creek (Nintendo
Switch/PC/PS5/Xbox Series X)
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