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Preview: The Flash: One: Minute War – Start the Clock

Posted on March 4, 2023 by Graphic Policy Team

The Flash: One: Minute War – Start the Clock

(W) Jeremy Adams (CA) Wellington Dias, Luis Guerrero (A/CA) Roger Cruz
In Shops: Mar 07, 2023
SRP: $5.99

The appropriately fast-paced “One-Minute War” storyline is currently thrilling fans of The Flash, as the entire Flash Family is plunged into a brutal intergalactic conflict, all unfolding within 60 seconds! To meet demand for this arc, DC announces The Flash One-Minute War: Start the Clock #1, a perfect bound one-shot collecting January’s sold-out The Flash #790 and The Flash #791, plus the forthcoming The Flash #792, all from the team of writer Jeremy Adams and artist Roger Cruz!

The Flash One-Minute War: Start the Clock #1 clocks in at 72 pages (66 story pages) and a $5.99 cover price, with a cover by Roger Cruz, Wellington Dias, and Luis Guerrero-utilizing captivating interior art from The Flash #791 featuring Jay Garrick, Kid Flash, and Impulse.

Review: Batman #125

Posted on July 6, 2022 by Brett

After a bit of a transition run, the next chapter of Bruce Wayne and Batman’s life begins here, in Batman #125. With a new creative team, the comic is a “fresh” start that creates a jumping on point for new readers while continuing the status-quo and themes from the recent runs.

Chip Zdarsky takes over as the writer for the series focusing on the unsettled status that is Bruce Wayne and Batman. After the end of the previous “major arc”, Bruce has lost his fortune forcing him to go back to basics as Batman and dial back his lifestyle. The playboy façade for the vigilante doesn’t work anymore and in his place is an aging, worn down man who is trying to find his new footing.

Zdarsky kicks things off with an attack on the wealthy of Gotham. Someone is targeting them due to their “elite” status, leaving bodies in their wake. All of that comes off as rather shallow in the execution but it sets off a nice examination as to who Bruce Wayne and Batman are. What is the man without his wealth and what is his relationship to that community?

Zdarsky also uses it to shake up Gotham’s status-quo even further killing off a legacy character which creates a gap in leadership and kicks off a gang war. That’s explored further in a back-up story also written by Zdarsky.

The art by Jorge Jimenez for the main story is fantastic. With color by Tomeu Morey and lettering by Clayton Cowles there’s a very dramatic flair to the visuals. It comes off almost as swashbuckling at times, much more Zorro than the high-tech Batman we’ve seen in the past. There’s some fantastic panels in the comic which really drive home the moment delivering memorable visuals that drive home the point and the story. The art for the back-up is by Belén Ortega with color by Luis Guerrero and lettering by Cowles. It delivers a bit more of a traditional style with some great design and a bit of action. Where the art, and story, really stand out is the more comedic moments involving a lawyer robot. It works and works well.

Batman #125 is a decent start to the new creative team’s take. It lays it out that things aren’t “normal” in Batman’s world and something is “off”. But, what? It embraces what has happened to Bruce/Batman and focuses on a person who has been beaten down. At the same time, there’s been a major shakeup involving a villain that points to some major revelations and changes. It all comes together for a rather intriguing start and a solid beginning for new and longtime readers.

Story: Chip Zdarsky Art: Jorge Jimenez, Belén Ortega
Color: Tomeu Morey, Luis Guerrero Letterer: Clayton Cowles
Story: 8.0 Art: 8.35 Overall: 8.0 Recommendation: Buy

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Review: Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1

Posted on June 22, 2022 by Brett

I don’t know a ton about Young Justice. There’s some small runs or stories I’ve read. I never watched the cartoon. I generally don’t know the history. So, when a comic has a lot to do with all of the ups and downs of a team in the past, you’d think it’d be hard to get into. Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1 isn’t really that case.

Meghan Fitzmartin keeps Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1 pretty simple. With the heroes gone, Young Justice is back together to mourn the “loss” of their mentors and friends. The team hasn’t been one for quite a while and Fitzmartin does a good job of delivering the basics as to what has happened to them through the years. For those new to the team and coming into it as an event tie-in, you’ll get what you need to know.

Where the comic does really well is where it goes from the drama. The men of the team, Connor, Bart, and Tim, are whisked away into what seems like the past. How? Why? Who knows!? That’s the gist of the comic as Cassie takes it upon herself to find her missing friends who everyone else thinks have gone off to mourn on their own. It’s a simple mystery and one that left me scratching my head enough to want to know what’s going on.

The art by Laura Braga is good. With color by Luis Guerrero and Pat Brosseau the characters look like themselves and there’s a lot of characters packed in at times. When the eventually battle happens, there’s some rather humorous placement and visual jokes as well. But, Braga’s style isn’t one I totally go for. It’s good and works but also not one that gets me really excited. There’s times, but this is one where it’s perfectly fine visually.

Dark Crisis: Young Justice #1 is a perfectly fine offshoot of the event that has some interesting moments. The reaction of the older heroes has a lot of potential and says so much about how this group is seen. There’s definitely something here but overall this might be for folks who are fans of the characters.

Story: Meghan Fitzmartin Art: Laura Braga
Color: Luis Guerrero Letterer: Pat Brosseau
Story: 7.5 Art: 7.25 Overall: 7.35 Recommendation: Read

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ComiXology Delivers a Trio of New Releases Including New Challenge of the Super Sons

Posted on April 26, 2021 by Graphic Policy Team

There are three new releases currently on comiXology. Get new comics from DC, Yen Press, and Harlequin. Start shopping now or check out the individual releases below.

Challenge of the Super Sons (2020-) #14

Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils Max Raynor
Inks Max Raynor
Colored by Luis Guerrero
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You thought this story as all wrapped, didn’t you? Not even close! Well a little close. In this final chapter of CHALLENGE OF THE SUPER SONS, Robin and Superboy must finally come face to face with their world’s-finest-fathers and explain what on earth just happened and why the entire Justice League was attacked in the span of a day. Superman and Batman join the fray in this explosive final chapter of the latest installment of THE SUPER SONS!

Goblin Slayer #59

Written by Kumo Kagyu
Art by Kousuke Kurose
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This series is rated Adults Only
DISCLAIMER: graphic sexuality gore
As Priestess’s first goblin hunt as the leader of the party begins, another party meets a brutal end… Read the next chapter of Goblin Slayer the same day as Japan!

The Spanish Millionaire’s Runaway Bride

Written by Susan Meier
Art by Naomi Akimoto
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Gathering up her courage, Morgan ran away from the wedding. Her strict father had set her life on a path and even decided who she would marry. But I want to choose my own life. It was then that a man appeared in her life, Ricacrdo Ochoa, a wealthy Spaniard. He was her father’s business partner, and was asked by her father to bring she back to him. But before returning home, I need to sort out my feelings. Morgan was drawn to Ricardo, who accepted her plea with kindness and sympathy…

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ComiXology has a half dozen new digital comics from DC, Magnetic Press, Harlequin, and Yen Press

Posted on April 19, 2021 by Graphic Policy Team

There are six new digital comics available now from comiXology. There are new comics from DC, Magnetic Press, Harlequin, and Yen Press. Get shopping now or check out the individual issues below.

Challenge of the Super Sons (2020-) #13

Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils Max Raynor
Inks Max Raynor
Colored by Luis Guerrero
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The boys have saved just about every single member of the Justice League from a horrendous fate at the hands of the DOOM SCROLL…but can the boys save themselves?! It’s one final cross-time rumble between the Super Sons and their magical nemeses from the past: VANDAL SAVAGE AND FELIX FAUST! Can Superboy and Robin close the portal and seal out these temporal jerks once and for all? And even if they can do THAT, how on earth are they going to explain this to BATMAN and SUPERMAN?

Black Butler #175

Written by Yana Toboso
Art by Yana Toboso
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Baldo confronts the nurse…but what he finds out might hit a lot closer to home than expected! Read the next chapter of Black Butler at the same time as Japan!

Brindille Vol. 1 #3

Written by Frédéric Brrémaud
Art by Frédéric Brrémaud
Cover by Frédéric Brrémaud
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The Shadow Hunters have caught up to the girl and the wolf, but why are they after her? Her only escape is over the side of a perilous cliff…

Revendication de Paternité

Written by Sharon Kendrick
Art by Motoyo Fujiwara
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Quand Isabella était plus jeune, elle suivait Paolo partout comme s’il était son frère. Il est plus âgé de dix ans et a toujours été un prince aux yeux d’Isabella, mais il travaille aujourd’hui pour une grande banque à Londres et ne retourne au Brésil qu’une fois par an. Un jour, Isabella l’a entendu parler de ses projets de mariage. Ça l’a tellement contrariée qu’elle s’est enfuie et a eu une histoire d’une nuit avec son professeur, et est aujourd’hui…enceinte ! Mais comment peut-elle raconter cela à Paolo ? Elle se retrouve nez à nez avec lui par hasard alors qu’elle étudie à Londres, et il l’invite à vivre avec lui jusqu’à la naissance du bébé. Isabella porte l’enfant d’un autre homme, mais ne peut contrôler ses sentiments envers Paolo ! Que fera-t-elle ?

Tender Is The Tyrant

Written by Violet Winspear
Art by Nozomi Kawahara
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Lauri, who studies at a ballet school, encounters an unexpected opportunity. She is discovered by Maxim, the general manager at a top ballet company in Venice, who is rumored to be ruthless. Trembling in joy at the opportunity, Lauri moves to Italy despite the scars that remain in her heart after losing her parents in a theater fire. Although her legs freeze up when she gets on stage, she makes every effort to meet Maxim’s expectations. One day, she learns that she is a stand-in for another ballerina…

The Royal Tutor #102

Written by Higasa Akai
Art by Higasa Akai
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The princes are put to their final test when they speak on Foundation Day. How will they each convince the crowd they have what it takes to be king? Read the next chapter of The Royal Tutor the same day as Japan!

ComiXology Features 4 New Releases Including Challenge of the Super Sons #12

Posted on April 12, 2021 by Graphic Policy Team

There are four new comics available on comiXology today. You can get new comics from DC, Yen Press, and Harlequin now. Start shopping or check out the individual releases below.

Challenge of the Super Sons (2020-) #12

Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils Evan Stanley
Inks Evan Stanley
Colored by Luis Guerrero
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Well THAT could have gone better. Superboy and Robin have been defeated at the hands of Vandal Savage and Felix Faust, and it seems as though all hope is lost. Welp, guess it’s time to pack it up folks – everybody! Book’s closed, we can all go home now! Looks like I’ll just clock out and—wait a tick…who’s that there to save the day? It’s Rora! And a couple of nasty looking trolls who clearly did NOT care much for being used as doorstops last chapter! All right Super Sons – time to get back to the future! Great Scott!

Final Fantasy Lost Stranger #35

Written by Hazuki Minase
Art by Itsuki Kameya
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Using the power of Ifrit’s Bow, Shogo is finally able to triumph over Byblos and clear a path out of the book world, but the secrets of the library yet lie beyond his grasp… As he reunites with the rest of his party, will they be able to find the answers they’ve been seeking? Read the next chapter of Final Fantasy Lost Stranger the same as Japan!

Dites Oui Simplement !

Written by Leanna Wilson
Art by Nei Nowaki
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C’est le jour de son mariage, et Annie vit un moment d’excitation nerveuse. Deux fois déjà, elle a été abandonnée devant l’autel et tout le monde en ville l’appelle la mariée qui ne peut pas se marier. Cette fois-ci, il faut qu’elle se marie ! Comme elle se met à trembler, elle aperçoit le marié à l’extérieur de sa loge, et cela lui rassure. Jusqu’à ce qu’il lui dise qu’il est le frère jumeau du marié, et donc, la disparition de son destin ! Confrontée à un nouveau mariage raté, Annie reste bouche bée face à l’homme qui se trouve devant elle. Elle se rend alors compte que personne ne serait au courant si elle épousait plutôt le frère jumeau !

The CEO’s Unexpected Child

Written by Andrea Laurence
Art by Kanoko Yamamoto
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Facing a ruthless reality, Claire’s surroundings have become dark. Her husband died in an accident with his affair, and it turned out that the father of her important daughter, who she had conceived with the help of the fertility clinic, was a strange billionaire named Luca Moretti. She was told that the clinic mistook Luca’s sperm ampoule for Claire’s husband’s. “I can’t live without my daughter! I won’t give her to anyone!” Claire turned down Luca’s request for custody. After that, Luca made an unbelievable proposal, “Why don’t we go on vacation at a beach house on the island for a month, so we can get to know each other?”

Challenge of the Super Sons and Star Trek: First Contact Highlight Today’s New Digital Comics

Posted on April 5, 2021 by Graphic Policy Team

There’s four new comics on comiXology from DC, Harlequin, Magnetic Press, and IDW. Get a new issue of Challenge of the Super Sons or celebrate “First Contact Day” with a special digital edition of Star Trek: First Contact! Get shopping or check out the individual issues below.

Challenge of the Super Sons (2020-) #11

Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils Evan Stanley
Inks Evan Stanley
Colored by Luis Guerrero
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It’s a knock-down drag-out brawl for the ages! Felix Faust and Vandal Savage are hell bent on dissecting the time-travelling Super Sons to unlock the secrets of the future the boys possess – but not if the young sorceress Rora has anything to say about it! Superboy and Robin team-up with their new mega-magical ally in battle for not just their own lives – but time itself! Great Scott!

Impetuous

Written by Lori Foster
Art by Miyuki Yamaguchi
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Carlie, a diligent teacher, is dragged to a costume party in a daring outfit her friend made her wear. At the party, she is persistently pursued by Tyler, a known playboy. Tyler is her friend’s brother-in-law, but he doesn’t realize that it’s actually “boring old Carlie” under the mask. Knowing she’d normally never have a chance with a guy like him, Carlie happily allows herself to be seduced. The next morning, Carlie leaves without revealing her identity and Tyler becomes determined to find the woman in the mask!

Star Trek: First Contact

Written by Rick Berman, Brandon Braga, Roland D. Moore, John Vornholt
Art by Terry Pallot, Rod Whigham
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In honor of First Contact Day, IDW is thrilled to present a special digital edition of STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT, the official comic tie-in to the beloved movie. When the Borg attempt to alter the history of the universe by traveling back in time to stop Earth’s first encounter with alien life, it’s up to Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the Enterprise to stop them… if they aren’t assimilated first! Adapted by writer John Vornholt and artists Rod Whigham and Terry Pallot from the story written by Rick Berman, Brannon Braga & Roland D. Moore.

Wahcommo Vol. 1 #4

Written by Luis Nct
Art by Luis Nct
Cover by Luis Nct
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Having reunited at the vault, Fox and Kaya experience the true horrors of their people’s past, witnessed as ghostly visions — echoes of history — that would otherwise drive most others mad. But ghosts aren’t the only thing they need to beware of. There be giants, too!

Review: The Flash #768

Posted on March 30, 2021 by Brett

The Flash kicks off its Infinite Frontier run with Wally West taking center stage. It also stumbles right out of the block with a forgettable issue that feels like a filler arc. The Flash #768 has Wally West making the decision that he wants to hang up his suit to spend more time with his newly reunited family. And, to do that, he feels like he needs the Speed Force taken from him.

Writer Jeremy Adams delivers a story that’s just ok. There’s nothing bad about the comic but it also doesn’t deliver anything that really stands out. It takes what should be some solid concepts and distracts things with a time travel sci-fi comedy. While Wally and Barry race so Barry can suck the Speed Force from Wally, the Speed Force acts up. Wally is sent to the past for unknown reasons that are teased as the issue progresses. There’s a lighthearted take to it all and some comedic moments. But, the issue’s strength is the exploration of how Barry and Wally have approached their roles. That is far too short.

But, this is jus the opening chapter in this arc and it all might come together. Beyond Barry and Wally’s different approach to life there’s an interesting exploration of Barry and Wally’s attachment to the Speed Force. Barry has a better understanding but Wally has a greater attachment to it. Again, there’s potential.

The art races around with Brandon Peterson, Marco Santucci, and David Lafuente mixing things up as the story hops around time. Mike Atiyeh, Arif Prianto, and Luis Guerrero handle the colors. Steve Wands provides the lettering. The art is good but it lacks a certain sense of motion that has been a highlight of the art of the series for some time. While Wally and Barry race, there’s a lack of flow that makes the art feel more like a snapshot in time as opposed to enhancing the movement of the characters.

There’s some small details to enjoy in The Flash #768. A scene of Wally and Barry and Iris walking down the street has some great comments from those watching. There’s also a lighthearted and “fun” tone about the comic as well. It’s a throwback in some ways. Overall though, this is a starting arc that doesn’t excite enough to have readers coming back for more.

Story: Jeremy Adams Art: Brandon Peterson, Marco Santucci, David Lafuente
Color: Mike Atiyeh, Arif Prianto, Luis Guerrero Letterer: Steve Wands
Story: 6.0 Art: 7.0 Overall: 6.0 Recommendation: Pass

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ComiXology Features 7 New Releases Including New Challenge of the Super Sons and Inferior Five!

Posted on March 29, 2021 by Graphic Policy Team

It’s a new week and comiXology is kicking it off with seven new releases. Get new comics from DC, Magnetic Press, and Harlequin. Get shopping now or check out the individual issues below.

Batman Univers Vol. 1

Written by Collectif
Art by Collectif
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“Scott SNYDER et Greg CAPULLO ouvrent une nouvelle ère pour Gotham avec l’arrivée d’un Chevalier Noir totalement différent ! Les hommes de Bullock s’acclimatent à ce nouveau venu, par Francis MANAPUL, Brian BUCCELLATO et Fernando BLANCO ! Dans une toute nouvelle série, Damian Wayne parcourt le monde à la recherche de ses racines, par Patrick GLEASON ! Une nouvelle ennemie électrique pour Batgirl, par Cameron STEWART, Brenden FLETCHER et Babs TARR ! Et la Matrone prend les rênes de Spyral, l’organisation où enquête Dick Grayson, par Tim SEELEY, Tom KING et Mikel JANIN ! (contient les épisodes US BATMAN #41, ROBIN: SON OF BATMAN #1, DETECTIVE COMICS #41, BATGIRL #41, GRAYSON #9, ainsi que toutes les SNEAK PEEK des séries)”

Brindille Vol. 1 #2

Written by Frédéric Brrémaud
Art by Frédéric Brrémaud
Cover by Frédéric Brrémaud
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The village is empty — they’ve abandoned the mysterious girl rescued from the fire. Now, with no friends and no ideas where to go, she wanders the woods, where she quickly finds a new friend — and apparent guardian angel — a wolf who will help her uncover her past!

Challenge of the Super Sons (2020-) #10

Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils Evan Stanley
Inks Evan Stanley
Colored by Luis Guerrero
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Journey back with us once more through the mists of time to uncover the secrets of the Doom Scroll! Picking up where we left off in Chapter 5, Superboy and Robin have been rescued from the clutches of some truly wicked spells by their new ally, Rora. As Rora rushes to help the boys return to the present, their pursuers close in and prepare for attack – and Vandal Savage and Felix Faust are one deadly duo that mean BUSINESS.

Hard Melody Vol. 1 #2

Written by Lu Ming
Art by Lu Ming
Cover by Lu Ming
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Part two of Lu Ming’s tale of Rock-and-Roll dreams shattered by reality. A barfight wakes the trio from their numb lives and suddenly the future seems bright and full of possibility again. But reality has a way of stepping up its game when challenged by fantasy…

L’amante du rebelle.

Written by Jennifer Lewis
Art by Nayuna Sakurano
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Alicia s’inquiétait d’être encore vierge à 26 ans. La cause en était un grand frère hyperprotecteur qui l’avait élevée à la place de leurs parents après la mort de ceux-ci. Il fallait à Alicia trouver le garçon parfait, capable de le convaincre. Le prince charmant de ses rêves, Rick Jones, apparait alors ! Beau, riche, prévenant, Rick, est le partenaire idéal à qui donner sa virginité. Alicia en tombe complètement amoureuse, sans savoir qu’il lui cache quelque chose…

Almost Perfect

Written by Judy Duarte
Art by Taki Inase
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Maggie, a pediatrician, invited her childhood friend, Jake, to her hospital’s reception party. It’s been fifteen years since she last saw him, and he’s become a stunning cowboy who catches everyone’s eye when he walks into a room. Is he really the same skinny Jake I once knew? That’s when her ex-husband walked in with his new fiancée. Maggie asked Jake to act like her boyfriend in an attempt to make her ex-husband jealous. Jake listened to her wishes and told her he’d play the best lover ever and kissed her…!

Inferior Five (2019-) #5

Written by Keith Giffen, Jeff Lemire
Pencils Keith Giffen, Jeff Lemire
Inks Michelle Delecki, Jeff Lemire
Colored by Hi-Fi, Jose Villarrubia
Cover by Hi-Fi, Michelle Delecki, Keith Giffen, Howard Porter
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The danger under Dangerfield: the young heroes have discovered a relic from the Invasion interred deep beneath their horrifying hometown, but will they be as irresponsible with it as they have with everything else? Plus, the Peacemaker arrives on the scene to keep them from hurting themselves and planet Earth!

ComiXology Features 7 New Releases including new Challenge of the Super Sons

Posted on March 22, 2021 by Graphic Policy Team

There are seven new digital comic releases today on comiXology from DC, Harlequin, Magnetic Press, Yen Press, and SOZO Comics. Get shopping now or check out the releases below.

Challenge of the Super Sons (2020-) #9

Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils Max Raynor
Inks Max Raynor
Colored by Luis Guerrero
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Hey Aquaman, what’s KRAKEN? As the guardian of the deep finds himself in the clutches of a gigantic underwater baddie courtesy of the deadly DOOM SCROLL prophesy, the Super Sons stand ready to assist! The only catch is, Aquaman can never know that the boys helped save his life. And after this encounter proves a little too close for comfort, Superboy and Robin are shocked discover the next names on the doom list: their own!

L’équation de l’amour

Written by Jo Leigh
Art by Masako Ogimaru
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Lee, qui a eu le coeur brisé par tous les hommes de sa vie, pose les yeux sur celui qui se tient devant elle. C’est son ami depuis la fac. Si entre eux ça marchait au lit, ce serait le partenaire parfait ! Elle lui propose de rester amis mais de devenir sex friends. Trevor est d’abord réticent, mais fini par accepter pour une nuit. Lee, qui voit alors Trevor comme un homme pour la première fois, prend peur et tente de se raviser. Elle ne s’attendait pas à ce qu’il la surprenne encore plus ensuite !

Beauty And The Baron #2

Written by Deborah Hale
Art by Satomi Tsuya
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For the sake of the old Earl, who has fallen ill, Angela and Lord Daventry have agreed to a sham engagement. After the death of the Earl, when she is supposed to call the engagement off, Angela realizes that she loves Lord Daventry. “Though we’re as different as night and day, I want this to be a real engagement.” She conveys her feelings to him, but Lord Daventry, thinking she’s confusing love with pity, turns her down. Lord Daventry believes that Angela should marry the vicar, who loves her, and not a man who hides his terrible wound behind a mask and is feared as “Lord Lucifer.”

Kakegurui – Compulsive Gambler #83.5

Written by Homura Kawamoto
Art by Toru Naomura
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Since birth, Ririka Momobami has supported her twin sister and leader of the Momobami Clan, Kirari. When Kirari asks Ririka for a favor, how will she respond? Read the next chapter of Kakegurui the same day as Japan!

Marin Vol. 1 #12

Written by SANYO
Art by Himekawa Art Pro
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The Case Study of Vanitas #50

Written by Jun Mochizuki
Art by Jun Mochizuki
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Read the next chapter of The Case Study of Vanitas the same day as Japan!

Wahcommo Vol. 1 #3

Written by Luis Nct
Art by Luis Nct
Cover by Luis Nct
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Lost in the frozen wilderness, Fox and his new wolf friend continue towards the ancient city to complete the mission. But it seems they aren’t the only ones on the hunt for the lost treasure — orcs and goblins are starting to gather at the smell of riches…

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