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The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl has comedy that will easily pick up your spirits; it definitely puts the comic aspect back into comic books. Squirrel Girl has defeated the likes of Doctor Doom, Galactus, and Thanos. She often outwits her foes or sics her squirrels on them, and sometimes she just beats them up. I have read the first volume of SG and recent issue #26, which is an outtake with various comedy skits authored by other characters. I highly recommend this comic run for a lighthearted fun read.

Garth Ennis is becoming one of my favorite writers, because he seemingly has no boundaries. It’s been over 10 years since The Boys: The Name of the Game was released, but it’s still well worth the read if you possess the open-mindedness to do so.
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The Boys is a crude natured trade paperback that is not for the faint of heart. It has nudity and at times can be rather grotesque. However, it does give an interesting lens to see through of how the supposed good superheroes actually live, as they may be super but not necessarily moral. Good thing The Boys are there to keep the “heroes” in check.

Honestly, I didn’t know much about Moon Knight before I read issues 188 and 189, but it is an intriguing storyline with mental health issues concerning both sides of the fence. The multiple personalities of Moon Knight alone are almost enough to keep me reading deeper into the arc, but the bloody scenes and touch of extremity guarantees my fanatical devotion (Rated T+). While there are critics who say MK is a Batman knockoff, overall I currently don’t see it.