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Mini-Marvels is a full-blown humor comic.

The article currently leads with this gem:

The comics are generally more humorous and cartoon-like and, in some readers' opinions, less "serious" than most Marvel comics

That's not impartiality; that is weasel wording.

It's as if this was written (or edited) by someone who's never read "Mini-Marvels". It is an out-and-out humor cartoon. There are no "Mini-Marvels" strips that aren't TRYING to be funny. Every single one is intended to be humorous. Whether or not it SUCCEEDS at being funny is a matter of opinion, but that the genre is humor is obvious fact.

The above quote could be fairly applied towards "Marvel Adventures", which is an all-ages comic that, while humorous, is straightforward superhero genre. Sort of the G-Rated version of Marvel's mainstream comics. It could be the author of the quote confused the two. "Mini Marvels" is definitely intended as humor.

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