Flashpoint, Captain America, The Might Thor & More Comic Reviews

By JP on June 22, 2011

The gang reviews comic book releases this week like Flashpoint, Captain America, The Might Thor and much more. Special thanks to Maximum Comics Las Vegas for supplying the reading materials. For all your Las Vegas comic book needs visit www.MaximumComics.com or stop by one of their two stores. For more info on comics, video games, movies and anything else nerd, check out Nerdlocker.com, a place for your inner nerd.

I'm a true child of the 80s from a small town near Cleveland, Ohio. My all time favorite topics are Star Wars, slasher films and Cleveland sports (despite the misery it causes). I narrowly avoided law school, instead choosing film school. I have been accused of being a walking IMDB, but I take it as a compliment!

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