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Review Young Justice #11 Review 6.7
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Young Justice #11 Review

Finally home, the Young Justice team finds out that their troubles aren’t over yet.  Your Major Spoilers review of Young Justice #11 from DC Comics awaits!

Review Young Justice #8 Review 8.0
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Young Justice #8 Review

Young Justice, along with Princess Amethyst, exiled into the Multiverse, are up against their evil counterparts. Can they survive long enough to get their bearings and figure out how to get home? Find out in Young Justice #8!

Review 7.7
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Young Justice #6 Review

Now that they’ve figured out what’s going on, Young Justice has once chance to save both Earth and The Gem from Lord Opal. Find out how in Young Justice #6!

Review Young Justice #5 Review 7.3
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Young Justice #5 Review

Tim Drake has fractured memories of Young Justice, and the Gemworld itself is fracturing apart. Is there some sort of connection? Find out in our review of Young Justice #5 from DC Comics.

Review Young Justice #4 8.3
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Young Justice #4 Review

There’s more to what’s going on in the Gem than mere politics. How does it tie into Earth and our heroes? Take the jump for our review of Young Justice #4 from DC Comics.

Review 6.7
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Harley Quinn #55 Review

‘Tis the season to be jolly, la la la la la, la la, la, la! When Harley’s family insists on gathering for the holidays, can she deal with their odd natures and have a merry Christmas dinner?

DC Paul Dini, Beach Blanket Bad Guys, Sam Humphries, Image’s Blackbird, Cecil Castellucci, Marly Zarcone, Shade the Changing Girl, John Barber, Transformers, Star Trek, Steve Orlando, The Unexpected, John Timms, Harley Quinn, DC, Image, IDW
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Wayne’s Comics Podcast #340: SDCC 2018 – 1

It’s Episode 340 of the Wayne’s Comics Podcast, and this week we begin a series of episodes featuring interviews from this year’s San Diego Comic Con, which took place from July 19 through the 22nd!

DC Harley Quinn #45
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Harley Quinn #45 takes on Jack Kirby’s Fourth World

It took Harley Quinn over 20 years to become an overnight success, and now the Clown Princess of Crime is getting a new story arc from writer Sam Humphries and artist John Timms, as Harley Quinn takes on Granny Goodness and the Female Furies.

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