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Kingdome Come [Arc Analysis #100]
Well Numeatz & Sawftcheezes we made it!
The Comic Patrol celebrates their 100th Arc Analysis, and what better way would we celebrate than reviewing the 4 issue iconic pairing of Mark Waid and Alex Ross in Kingdom Come.
Arguably one of DC's greatest "elsewhere" books. It discusses themes of morality, changing landscapes, old batman, and a terribly named villain - MAGOG! MYGAWD.
Buckle in fans, as we go in, and dont sugar coat what Kingdom Come means to us.
We also take some time to give a nod to favourite Arc Analysis (AA) from the past 100 booms
--Hit us up at [email protected] if you want to add a submission for a future Arc Analysis--
--Follow the Weapons on Twitter @Comic_Patrol for some extra tidbits of fun (we promise we'll make an instagram account)--
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Well Numeatz & Sawftcheezes we made it!
The Comic Patrol celebrates their 100th Arc Analysis, and what better way would we celebrate than reviewing the 4 issue iconic pairing of Mark Waid and Alex Ross in Kingdom Come.
Arguably one of DC's greatest "elsewhere" books. It discusses themes of morality, changing landscapes, old batman, and a terribly named villain - MAGOG! MYGAWD.
Buckle in fans, as we go in, and dont sugar coat what Kingdom Come means to us.
We also take some time to give a nod to favourite Arc Analysis (AA) from the past 100 booms
--Hit us up at [email protected] if you want to add a submission for a future Arc Analysis--
--Follow the Weapons on Twitter @Comic_Patrol for some extra tidbits of fun (we promise we'll make an instagram account)--