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     Comic Doodles has been rebooted!

     Comic Doodles 2.0 is the ultimate hangout for lovers of comic books, Easter eggs, and all things sci-fi. Check back here often for new posts and videos; I write my reviews and opinions on movies and comics, break down Easter Eggs in trailers, and come up with fan theories so crazy, they have to be true! I also like to shine the spotlight on the minor characters and the forgotten cameos to show why they matter, like I did with "Lightning Kid" in Logan or the forgotten children of the Avengers.
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