Venditti
Venditti has been mentioned or cited more than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'Infinite Comix' contains less than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Venditti was highly popular in January, 2017.
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[...] #1 – the FIRST ISSUE of the ALL-NEW ONGOING SERIES by New York Times best-selling writer Robert Venditti (BOOK OF DEATH) and newly-exclusive Valiant artist Raul Allen (NINJAK, Hawkeye)! On November [...]
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[...] brute to a man the – in the present – is more patient with the sword. Venditti and artist Clayton Henry present the final steps of that journey in which Aric seeks resolution [...]
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[...] a lot of what made Alias so great. Green Lantern One of the most frustrating aspects of Robert Venditti’s current Green Lantern run is the most recent status quo change, the one that turned a once- [...]
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[...] #39 One Valiant book may not be good this week, and then there’s X-O Manowar #39 by Robert Venditti, Rafa Sandoval, and Brian Reber, where the only thing frustrating is that there’s a month-long [...]
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[...] exchange for information. Barry is not the only one acting out of character, as writers Robert Venditti and Van Jensen continue to butcher the characterization of Iris West. The Central City reporter [...]
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[...] the conclusion of her 5-issue miniseries. Soon, the issue shifts from poignant to jubilant. Venditti and Sandoval fill the issue with a lot of fun details. There’s a humorous exchange between [...]
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[...] supporting cast. It appears that the two-month gap between issue #40 and #41 was worth it, as Venditti and Jensen’s script is much tighter and focused. Readers are reintroduced to Barry Allen’s [...]
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[...] against the Dead Hand protocol in the orbit of Mars. Though the outcome is somewhat predictable, Venditti maintains hold of the reader’s interest through character depictions and a side of ominous [...]
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[...] retreads a lot of well-worn territory. Since readers were first introduced to Aric of Darcia, Venditti and his cavalcade of artists have been slowly and organically building up the heritage behind [...]
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