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Review: The Brave & the Bold #126

The Brave & the Bold #126Published and © by DC, April 1976 Title: “What Lurks Below Buoy 13”Synopsis: Batman and Aquaman race to recover a mysterious underwater satellite that threatens to shift the global “balance of terror.” Writer: Bob HaneyPenciler: John CalnanInker: Jim Aparo Review: At times, Bob Haney’s Brave & the Bold scripts resemble a homemade burrito: overstuffed and a bit of a mess. This one mixes ingredients with manic glee: Gunrunners, stolen Atlantean technology, Cold War geopolitics and … Nazis? Haney’s characterization is also a bit off this issue; his Batman isn’t very bright and his Aquaman reads more

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Review: The New Teen Titans #40

Brother Blood returns to best the Titans in battle – and in the court of public opinion. A solid outing from the regular Titans creative team of Marv Wolfman, George Pérez and Romeo Tanghal – as long as readers can maintain their suspension of disbelief.

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Review: Warlord #39

Warlord and Shakira investigate Atlantean ruins where they encounter ancient advanced technology – and impending doom! A mix of fantasy and sci-fi from Warlord creator Mike Grell, with an OMAC backup by Jim Starlin.

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Review: Warlord #38

A boat from the outside world ventures into the dangerous waters of Skartaris, with the Warlord’s daughter, Jennifer, on board. Another solid issue by series creator Mike Grell, with some backup from Jim Starlin on a new OMAC tale.

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Review: Warlord #36

When Warlord and Shakira stop in Bandakhar for horses, Morgan soon finds himself entangled with a beautiful girl named Karelle. It’s more of the same – and that’s not a bad thing – from series creator Mike Grell.

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