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Batman Detective Comics #15 0
A very enjoyable issue! John Layman is doing a great job with giving the villains some depth. Both Poison Ivy and Clayface invite some empathy from the reader. Even Penguin's approaching staff conflict and his fear of the Joker's looming presence ally the reader with Penguin. I always like it when Batman has to do some kind of investigating. I read some reviews that didn't like the Batman flame suit, but for all the action figures they've made, I like it when they throw in the occasional special...
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Ultimate Comics Captain America Review 0
"Captain America of WWII, meet Captain America of Vietnam."How can an American patriot fight for a nation thats sins he knows? Frank Simpson shoves ever dirty, ugly criticism of The United States of America down Steve Rogers' apple pie hole. True and un-true. Cap knows most of them. So how does he deal with them? We get to be in on that internal struggle, from the man dressed in flag. Additionally, he's about to be slaughtered in the mud, God seems silent, how does Roger's deal with that?It was ...
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The Amazing Spiderman Review (no spoilers) 0
THE AMAZINGGood ol' Spidey action!Spidey's movements were a lot more gangly and spider-like (as depicted in the most popular artists' renditions of the character i.e. Steve Ditko, Todd McFarlane, and Mark Bagley). The action scenes are worth the 3D ticket. The Lizard was a truly scary looking critter, especially when… oh, nice try.Casting was Spectacular.Though Ms. Emma Stone I would picture as more of a Mary Jane, and Ms. Dunst as more of a Gwen Stacy, Ms. Stone makes a much better Gwen or WHAT...
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