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The terror of Spider Island is over. Parker has come out the hero once again, saving the entire city himself. People are starting to wake up and realize what happened. So what did happen? Find out after the jump.

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Or – “Is Lightspeed At Least Still Bi-Curious?” There are a lot of vaguely bothersome trends in comics these days (weird numbering, strange book titles that mean nothing, covers that are nothin’ more than interchangable glamour shots) but one of the most annoying is the endlessly repeated mantra of “a great jumping-on point!”  For a book like Avengers Academy, which I’ve been enjoying, a rejiggered jumping-on point could easily serve double duty as a jumping-off point.  Can even Julie Power’s midriff save the day?

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According to SuperHeroHype, 20th Century Fox has hired Simon Kinberg to write the sequel to this year’s X-Men: First Class movie.  Kinberg was the writer of X-Men: The Last Stand, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Jumper, and Sherlock Holmes, so he has a track record of success.  Let’s see if he can continue to rejuvenate the X-Men franchise with another hit. via SuperHeroHype

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Or – “The History Book On The Shelf, Always Repeating Itself…” Steve Rogers is ready to bury his friend and partner yet again. I wonder if he’ll angst about it for fifteen years like the last time he thought Bucky dead?

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Marvel has announced it is taking its comic line and releasing it digital day and date with the print edition. This isn’t anything that should come as a big surprise, the company has been hinting at it for a while with many of its individual issues, and with pressure from DC and other publishers, it was something that needed to be done. But hold on, the news isn’t perfect.

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Logan returns to Westchester in Wolverine and the X-Men #1. The ol’ canucklehead has been a soldier, a samurai, even an Avenger… but does he have what it takes to be a headmaster?

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