"What's the point of being a mad scientist if you don't have a tropical island lair?"
-Thaddeus Bodog Sivana, Outsiders #15
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"What's the point of being a mad scientist if you don't have a tropical island lair?" -Thaddeus Bodog Sivana, Outsiders #15
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Ah, the printed word...nothing quite equals its awesome power, and I, the mighty Bookworm, should know. Here I will review the comics we pick up each week. The comic is an amazing amalgam of written text and graphic art, making it one of the most powerful forms of literature I have come across. In
reviewing these comics I have gotten the assistance of another bookworm, Mr.
Mind. I cover the full Visit our Comic Spotlight sections:
Comic Reviews for December 1st Check out the new Villainy Report! Breakdown #2- Jeff Carey continues his mission of vengeance by freeing his father. Rating: 3 1/2 Worms Exiles #55- See Comics to Kill For Infantry #1- See First Issues.
Monolith #10- The Monolith versus...The Monolith? Rating: 4 Worms New Avengers #1- See First Issues. New X-Men: Academy X #7- David's sister Kim comes to visit the Academy, but will a cool experience turn horrific as a ghost haunts the halls? Rating: 3 Worms Outsiders #18- The Outsiders and John Walsh continue to search for the elusive Tanner, the head of a child slavery ring. Rating: 3 1/2 Worms Ultimates 2 #1- See First Issues. Uncanny X-Men #453- See The Dung Heap
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list which gives a little comment about each issue and the numbers of worms
I give it, 0 worms being a powerless
book, and 5 worms being the most powerful of books. 
Intimates
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Punchy and Duke plan an extra-curricular field trip... Rating: 5
Worms
