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Luis Mercado
Luis Mercado
Detienen dominicanos con 5 kilos de heroína en Rhode Island
Detienen dominicanos con 5 kilos de heroína en Rhode Island
Miguel Cruz Tejada
NUEVA YORK,- Cuatro dominicanos fueron arrestados por policías estatales, en dos casos en Rhode Island, con 5 kilos y 100 gramos de heroína y fueron acusados de múltiples cargos de narcotráfico y posesión de armas.
En el primer arresto, cayeron Yessie Antonio Peña, de 40 años de edad y Luis Mercado de 45, quienes según las autoridades, fueron detenidos en una investigación sobre…
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A comiXologist recommends: E.X.O. - The Legend of Wale Williams: Chapter One
by: Luis Mercado
E.X.O. is, by all intents and purposes, an origin story. You have your hero and your tragic incident, which surely will propel him forward. The only think that isn’t given yet is the “how” he comes to be.
The story breaks down in three main parts, a compelling cold open featuring our hero saving the day. Leaving so many questions to be answered, like, Why is that happening? Who unleashed that into the world? How did he get so good using his powers?
The middle story is where we get to know the background of whom I presume, is the man behind the mask. A rocky relationship with one of his parents causes him to make a drastic decision that will affect his future permanently (reminds you of someone?)
Finally, years after the fact but still before our opening, the hero, Wale, returns to his hometown only to be received with sights that trouble him and force him into action faster than anybody could’ve anticipated.
This three acts in the story give us enough information to keep us entertained but ultimately piqued about what comes next. This is a good read if you’re starting out and even if not. You get a chance to see a new superhero be born and who doesn’t enjoy a good origin story?
[Read E.X.O. - The Legend of Wale Williams: Chapter One on comiXology]
Luis Mercado is a Sr. QA Engineer at comiXology. He’s wondering if you caught that sweet Spider-Man reference in Ant-Man.
A comiXologist Recommends: Luis Mercado recommends Deadpool's Art of War
This is a very nice 4-issues-story-arc from Marvel! If you’ve read “The Art of War” you’ll find it very amusing. If you’ve never read the book, suffice it to say that it’s basically an abridged version with graphic examples using, in my opinion, the best possible Marvel characters for it. Loki and Thor (before our new Thor, that is who continue their rivalry on a new battle sparked by Deadpool.
Throughout the series Deadpool teaches you the “Art of War” while causing havoc and mayhem, first in Asgard and then in Midgard (Earth), all because he wants to get a book deal for his edition of “The Art of War”.
We get a fun reference to the scene from “Avengers” involving Loki and Hulk (in general if you like to see Hulk smash avengers you can always check these out), which adds really good comic relief.
Even if you’re not a fan of Deadpool, you should still give this comic a try. It’s a short arc, it tells you a lot about the character and you essentially read “The Art of War” along the way. What could be better than that?
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Luis Mercado is a Sr. QA Engineer at comiXology. He’s still waiting for Spider-Man to show up in the Avenger movies.