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Thu May 3, 2007 2:40PM1 comment ›

Thu May 3, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman

Starting with the wrapup of a year

Big week this week-- the end of 52, the wrapup of Wonder Man, Buffy #3... what else?

We want to hear from you, argue back and forth the way we're supposed to. Kick it off in the comments section, and let's see what worked and what didn't.

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Glenn Hauman (7:37 PM on Thu May 3, 2007)

And easy on the spoilers, please.

I'll start: Worlds lived, worlds died, and the DC Universe is the same as it ever was-- except now Ralph and Sue Dibny are looking for Leo G. Carroll. Discuss.

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