Monthly Archive:: November 2014
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The current Axis event has created some unusual bedfellow as the Inversion spell had changed heroes into villains and villains into heroes. Because of this, at ComicBook.com, I thought I would rank the 10 most unusual and unlikely alliances in comic book history. These are the instances where mortal
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This next entry in my little miniseries of spotlights on Superior Foes of Spider-Man characters is an undeniable cheat. I wanted to write about something involving the Beetle, but Janice Lincoln, the female iteration of the character (dubbed “Lady Beetle” in many of my posts) never actually interacted with
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Those of who watching Gotham might have noticed the small screen debut of one Harvey Dent, the idealistic district attorney who goes on to become the supervillain Two-Face. On ComicBook.com, I rank five essential Two-Face stories. Check out these key historic moments and iconic storylines that feature everyone’s favorite
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After formally reintroducing the clone in the “Power and Responsibility” arc the month before, Marvel immediately starting mixing things up a bit with its Spider-books in order to advance the “Clone Saga.” While Peter Parker continued his descent into madness in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man and Spectacular Spider-Man