Marvel releases comics to the Unlimited platform about 6 months after they come out in floppy format so this week we are seeing comics from June 19, 2019. In an effort to try to read some more “modern” issues, I’ve …
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DC Comics started to release new comics to their DC Universe platform about a year after they enter circulation as floppies. With that in mind, I decided to list off those released each week as I do for Marvel Unlimited. …
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Marvel releases comics to the Unlimited platform about 6 months after they come out in floppy format so this week we are seeing comics from March 13, 2019. To try to read some more “modern” issues, I’ve been tracking what’s …
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Say Hello to the Newbies! I love Blaugust because there’s always so much activity going on in the part of the blogosphere that I tend to hang out in. It also brings new members to the community and I’m …
Marvel releases comics to the Unlimited platform about 6 months after they come out in floppy format so this week we are seeing comics from September 5, 2018. In an effort to try to read some more “modern” issues, I’ve …
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First Look Review of Punk Rock Jesus #1 Conception by Sean Murphy. Published by Vertigo Comics, 2012. This was an interesting read that I’m not sure how I feel about except that I enjoyed the ride. Yes, this is controversial…yes …
Marvel releases comics to the Unlimited platform about 6 months after they come out in floppy format so this week we are seeing comics from June 13, 2018. In an effort to try to read some more “modern” issues, I’ve …
Marvel Unlimited New Weekly Releases December 17, 2018 Read more »
Just saw the second Godzilla: King of the Monsters trailer and I’m pretty excited for this movie. I was always a fan of the big guy and with the success of the most recent movie I think Warner Brothers and …
This issue covers not only a well written story about the Sub-Mariner and his vendetta against the human race, but also provides a really cool rundown of the various bad guys the first family of Marvel had to take on …
The last time I saw Jean Grey was actually the very first X-Men comic from back in 1963. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby seemed to know exactly who their characters were and who they wanted the X-Men to be back …
