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Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly everything that released today. It isn't totally comprehensive, but it includes just about everything from DC and Marvel with the important books from the likes of Image, Boom, IDW, Scout, AfterShock, and more.
The review blurbs you'll find contained herein are typically supplemented in part by longform individual reviews for significant issues. This week that includes DC Pride: Tim Drake Special #1, Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1, and Do A Powerbomb #1. Also, in case you were curious, our ratings are simple: we give a whole or half number out of five; that's it! If you'd like to check out our previous reviews, they are all available here.
DC #1 BATGIRLS #7 As Batgirls weaves its way through its myriad of plots, the book is slowly getting better. The plots involving Seer and the Saints collide in this issue, with the Batgirls reluctantly taking a side. What I appreciate about this issue is that the comic actually took time to breathe a bit, which gave the comic's creative team some room to provide some setup, context, and characterization that was missing in previous issues.
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This highly anticipated new book is set in 1930s Denver, a city on the brink of change“Woman of Light” chronicles five generations of an Indigenous Chicano family told through the visions of tea leaf reader Luz “Little Light” Lopez.
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'I want to be a light for people:' Former death row inmate Anthony Ray Hinton on new children's bookFormer death row inmate Anthony Ray Hinton, who was exonerated in 2015 after spending nearly 30 years behind bars in Alabama, says he has forgiven the state for its decades-long injustice.
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