Nerdlocker! – Comic Book Reviews – 4/5/11

By JP on April 7, 2011

The gang reviews comic book releases this week, Jake the Dreaming, Brightest Day #23, Uncanny X-men #534.1, JLA: 80 Page Giant Issue 2011, Fear Itself #1 and Herc #1 . For more info on comics, video games, movies and anything else nerd, check out Nerdlocker.com, a place for your inner nerd.

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