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First Look Inside ‘Planet Death’ In ‘X-O Manowar’ #11!

USA Today got the first scoop on Valiant’s new star-bound story arc, Planet Death, launching on March 20th in the pages of X-O Manowar #11. The arc promises to be “one that will have massive consequences for Aric of Dacia as he mounts a one-man revenge mission against an entire alien world. The invasion is here – and X-O Manowar is the invader.” “Planet Death” will see writer Robert Venditti teaming up with artist Cary Nord. Check it below. READ MORE

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Review: ‘X-O Manowar’ #9

X-O Manowar has consistently been at the top of my reading pile each and every month by maintaining a high level of quality. This issue marks the start of the “Planet Death” storyline that writer Robert Venditti has been building up to since issue #1, which is the showdown between Aric and The Vine. READ MORE

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Review: ‘X-O Manowar’ #8

Trying to find new ways to rave about Valiant’s books is becoming increasingly difficult each month. The company’s entire line of books are stellar and consistently leading the pack is X-O Manowar. Writer Robert Venditti has taken “X-O Manowar”, and turned it into the crown jewel of the company’s relaunch. “X-O Manowar” combines all the best elements of “300″, “Conan”, and “Iron Man” into one melting pot that is enhanced by spellbinding action, intriguing characters, and some remarkably poignant storytelling. READ MORE

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Preview: ‘X-O Manowar’ #2

The return of Valiant Comics is off to a fantastic start, showing that they are serious contenders in the semi-indie publishing market. They were once the biggest name in comics, they disappeared, and now they’re back in action. X-O Manowar pits technologically advanced aliens up against puny humans in an all out battle for survival. The first issue was a tremendous launching point. You can take a look at the preview for issue #2 below. READ MORE

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Three Extremes II (JP) (V)

3 Extremes II, due on April 25th, will feature the short films “Memories” (Kim Jee-Woon), “Going Home” (Peter Ho-Sun Chan) and “The Wheel” (Nonzee Nimibutr).