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Silencing The Dark Voice: ‘Captain Marvel #16 (#150)’ Reviewed

Captain Marvel finally gets her chance to confront the Vox Supreme. While she keeps the Vox busy, the other Avengers work to gather the bomb-implanted Kree and remove the weapons from their systems. But can even Captain Marvel bring down the Vox Supreme?

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So Begins The Age Of Fire And Lightning: Guardians Of The Galaxy #1 Reviewed

The Gods of Olympus have returned and are raining hell upon anyone they find. They’ve left a path of destruction across the galaxy, and Nova finds the Guardians of the Galaxy and pleads for their aid in stopping this threat. However, the Guardians have retired, and it seems help will be scarce.

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