REVIEW: Avengers #12

Or – “Continuing The Unorthodox Adventures Of The New A-Squad…”

The first 12 issues of this book (all published in the last 5 months) have done a lot of really cosmic and existential things with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, including placing them up against a foe that can’t just get punched into submission.  As the very planet rises up against the heroes, they’re having to find new ways to deal with the offspring of Ex Nihilo’s plan, but will they be able to evolve?  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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Critical Hit #201: The Tempest Toad vs. Trelle and The Nearly Deadmen

Lords of the Feywild

This episode of Critical Hit, A Major Spoilers Dungeons and Dragons Podcast: A giant Tempest Toad! AAAAAAH!

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Munchkin Land #37: Chez Geek


Munchkin is a dedicated deck card game by Steve Jackson Games, written by Steve Jackson and illustrated by John Kovalic, that has a humorous take on role-playing games.

This week on Munchkin Land Rodrigo is out, so it’s time to slack at Chez Geek.

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REVIEW: Myth #2

When an imaginative orphan befriends a giant in the forest there is no telling what could happen next, but teaming up as crime-fighting superheroes was a decision that most children would take. But all is not what it seems in the forest! Your Major Spoilers review of Myth #2 is just after the jump!

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COMICS PORTAL: More Legends of the Dark Knight on the Way!

With digital very likely to be a major player for comics in the future, many comics companies are getting an early start on the entire “revolution” that may see us downloading issues from an FTP site rather than going to our local comics shops … sooner than we think!

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Major Spoilers Podcast #520: Calvin and Hobbes

This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast, Movies, Television Shows and Calvin and Hobbes (we don’t actually talk about comic books this week).

NOTE: There are some major spoilers in the Star Trek Into Darkness and Doctor Who reviews, so take precautions if you don’t want to be spoiled.

 

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FROM THE VAULT: Superman: Unbound

The DC animated films that Warner Bros. have been releasing regularly for the last few years have been mostly great. While I’m not the biggest fan of Superman, one can still appreciate the Big Blue Boy Scout. Since Superman: Unbound came out earlier this month and we here at Major Spoilers have a review for you just pass the jump.

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REVIEW: G.I. Joe – A Real American Hero #190

Or – “Knowing Is Approximately 50% Of Any Given Conflict…”

The original continuity of G.I. Joe was largely the brainchild of Larry Hama, who was originally tasked by Marvel Comics to help put together the action series line, and was the primary writer of the original figure card “dossiers”, one of the things which really differentiated G.I. Joe from that which came before.  A couple of years ago, IDW Publishing picked up that version of the G.I. Joe property from the point their Marvel series had left off, and three years later, Hama’s version is still going strong.  What’s the skinny on America’s daring, highly-trained special missions force 30 years later?  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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