Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• Secret Invasion
• Northwest Passage
• Madman Atomic Comics #3

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

Today, Blair will review Batman: The Killing Joke, All Star Superman #10 and Death Note.

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• Hellblazer: Joyride
• Queen and Country: Definitive Edition, Vol 1
• Marvel's Ultimate and Supreme Power Crossover

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

Today, Blair will review Green Lantern: The Sinestro Corps War- Volume 1, Heart-Shaped Box and The Arrival.

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• Star Wars: Dark Times
• What Were They Thinking?

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• ACME Novelty Library #18
• Welcome to Tranquility
• Pax Romana 

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• The Goon: Chinatown
• Batman: Death in the City
• Heroes: Volume One

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you. 

Today, Blair will take an in depth look at Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier.

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• El Cazador
• The Spirit
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Long Way Home
• Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you. 

Today, Blair will review:

• The Sword
• Dynamo 5
• Sentences 

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

• Today's graphic novels are:
• Ghost Rider: Trial of Tears
• The Killer
• Thunderbolts: Faith in Monsters

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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For most of us, comic book shops aren’t merely a place for buying illustrated books about costumed crusaders, they’re a haven, a safe place where we can talk about the titans which occupy worlds that only exist on the printed page and in our collective imagination.

They are a place to seriously discuss the pitfalls and triumphs of the dedicated super heroes we love and malevolent villains we loathe.

For the faithful, they have a sacred quality to them and nothing ruins that feeling of sanctity more than returning home from the local shop for some quality reading time only to discover that you’ve purchased, polybagged and boarded the print and paper equivalent of a Uwe Boll film.

Don’t let that happen. Hear what comic expert Blair Butler has to say about this week’s slew of releases and avoid breaking into another fit of nerd rage.

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you. 

Today, Blair will review:

• Marvel Zombies: Army of Darkness
• Justice Society of America: The Next Step
• The Umbrella Academy 

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Caped crusaders, undead soldiers with otherworldly powers, web slinging wiseacres; all things you’ll find when Blair Butler flips open the covers of awesome, new comics, all so you can get a whiff of the most enticing aroma nerd olfactory senses can detect, Fresh Ink.

Blair will review the funny books as only she can, which means she’ll totally school you with the kind of authoritative, insightful analysis that makes even the most die hard comic geeks look like total posers.

Today's graphic novels are:

• Zombies Vs. Robots
• Alan Moore: The Complete WildC. A. T.s
• Silverfish

Also, a big “thanks” goes out to Golden Apple Comics who were kind enough to allow us to use their space to make the magic that is Fresh Ink. For all of your comic book needs and more, check out Golden Apple. Your inner fanboy will thank you.

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