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ThatвЂ™s saying a lot considering thisВ third hardcover edition of Mouse GuardВ continues PetersenвЂ™s already brilliant 2008 Eisner Award-winning Mouse Guard : Fall 1152 and Mouse Guard: Winter 1152.

In his very best storytelling in the world of Mouse Guard so far, David Petersen takes us through his unique style of beautiful words andВ illustration on an epic adventure in Mouse Guard: The Black Axe, asВ noble mouseВ CelanaweВ (pronounced khel-en-awe) searches forВ a legendary symbol and talisman. This year he kept up the momentum in his Hawkeye monthly series, providing stories that challenged readers, each issue taking a different peek into Clint Barton, another costumed superhero called Hawkeye,В andВ their trusty dog. Matt Fraction gave us the most interesting set-up and look into the daily life of a superhero who isnвЂ™t Captain America or Iron Man.

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Last year revealed one of the best comic book series we ever read, focusing on that вЂњotherвЂќ superhero archer, the second tier Marvel Comics superhero Hawkeye. ItвЂ™s a series no one should miss.Д«est ComicВ Book Writing вЂ“ Matt Fraction, Hawkeye. AndВ stuck-out-of-time Marla Drake and her alter ego Miss Fury could not have looked better, whether carving out her place inВ the 1940s or as she was teleported into the future. Beautiful panels set up an ever-changing time and placeВ and pull readers along for the ride.

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Rob Williams and Jack HerbertвЂ™s Miss Fury is a carefullyВ rendered update that rings true to theВ edgy spirit of the worldвЂ™s first female superhero. A uniquely crafted tale, a compelling and seductive superhero, great action panel after panel, sourced in a long-shelved classic character of the Golden Age of comics. That character was Jedi Kane Starkiller, who would revealВ his cyborgВ chest implants that kept him alive, later to heroically give up this life-saving technology to save his friends.Д«est Comic Book Series -В Miss Fury, Dynamite Comics. And through Dark Horse ComicsвЂ™ The Star Warsmonthly comic book event we learned one of his best ideas was merged into otherВ roles and one of his best characters entirely cut. Our favorite appearance came from the young mind of George Lucas as he created the original script that would later be edited into the original Star Wars trilogy. Borgs showed up everywhere this year, from the lead characters on Almost Human, to Doctor Who, to countless comic book series including Justice League and RoboCop. So here are the rest ofВ our picks for the Best of 2013.Д«est Borg Appearance -В Kane Starkiller, The Star Wars.

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This past month we have reviewed the year-long run of the best of these titles, as we narrowed our selections to 21 of the very best entries in genre entertainment outside of TV and movies, which we revealed here yesterday. Our pull listВ included issuesВ from Afterlife with Archie to Django Unchained, from Liberator to Larfleeze,В and from Velvet to The X-Files. We tried to sample the best of all that Marvel and DC Comics had to offer, too, and although we didnвЂ™t have enough time to review everything we did try to put out there for your consideration those titles we thought our readers might like to check out, especially those with a sci-fi, fantasy, or retro bent. We tried on for size almost every new book that was released from comic book publishers like Dynamite Comics, Dark Horse Comics, IDW Publishing, Archaia/BOOM!, and Image.