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“Dark Knight: A True Batman Story” DC Comics, June 21 2016 Writer: Paul Dini Contrary to both expectations and the title, DC Comics’ graphic novel
All-New X-Men #4 (review) (Marvel Comics, April 2016) Writer: Dennis Hopeless This title is one of a number of comic books currently published by Marvel
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Green Lanterns #1 and #2 (review) (DC Comics, June 2016) Writers: #1 =Geoff Johns and Sam Humphries #2 – Sam Humphries The comic book characters
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Cryptocracy #1 Dark Horse Comics, June, 2016 Writer: Van Jensen American publisher Dark Horse Comics’ “Cryptocracy” tackles the concept of shadow governments through a story
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