Adam Wescott is a freelance journalist and writer, with a focus on entertainment and pop culture. His work has been featured in publications such as SlashFilm, Variety, The Beat, Forbes, and Crunchyroll. Adam covers a wide range of topics including anime, manga, film, television, and emerging trends in the entertainment industry.
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This roundtable discussion looks at the DC All In Special #1, as well as the event finale issue, Absolute Power #4!
By: Hilary Leung, Adam Wescott
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By: Tonya Pennington, Adam Wescott, Hilary Leung
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