Off The Shelf -- Infinite Frontier #0

03/23/21 • 5 min

Welcome to “Off The Shelf”, our comic book reviews of recent titles. These are designed to be brief reviews of current books and series that we think you should check out.
Today, special guest contributor Pastor Will Rose from Chapel Hill, NC reviews DC Comics' Infinite Frontier #0.
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Church of the Geek - Off The Shelf -- Infinite Frontier #0

Transcript

Off the Shelf, DC’s “Infinite Frontier #0”

By Will Rose

Everyone needs a good reboot every now and then.

As horrific and challenging as this global pandemic has been on so many levels, this global challenge has hopefully also given us the opportunity to pause to reflect, rethink, and re-evaluate how we navigate life, what is truly important to us, and how our gifts can contribute to a better world.

As frustrating as it can be for long time collectors, comic boo