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November 29, 2023: Amazing Covers!

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November 29, 2023: Amazing Covers!

A few that caught my eye this week…

Captain America #3 – cover art by Bjorn Barends

Captain America #3 – cover art by Jesus Saiz

Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4 – cover art by Chris Samnee

X-Men Blue: Origins #1 – cover art by E.M. Gist

Amazons Attack! #2 – cover art by Dani

Power Girl #3 – cover art by Guillem March

The Flash #3 – cover art by Mike Deodato Jr.

Titans: Beast World #1 – cover art by Bjorn Barends

Titans: Beast World #1 – cover art by Bruno Redondo

Assassin’s Creed: Visionaries #1 – cover art by Rafael Albuquerque

Basic Instinct #1 – cover art by Patricia Martin

Belle: The House of Glass Slippers – cover art by Cedric Poulat

So, which were YOUR favorites?

 

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  1. Tam Dixon Avatar
    Tam Dixon

    I really like Captain America #3 – cover art by Bjorn Barends. All the rest are great but CA is the one that really caught my eye.

    On the shows you reviewed yesterday: Sommerdahl=agreed on your evaluation of it being soapy. I stuck with it and the storyline went even more into their private lives. Line of Duty started down that path and it started losing me.

    The only other shows I watched on that list was Manhunt. The bureaucratic stuff only bothered me in the sense that it was based on fact. All the egos involved in police work seem to really bog down investigations. Sometimes, it seems the criminals are only caught by blind luck.

    On an another note, I read a lot of true crime. It amazes me crimes were solved before DNA was available.

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