An Interview With The Creative Team Behind ‘Monster Fun’ Tale ‘Sir Render’
Being brave isn’t exactly Rodney Render’s whole bag. Armed with the Sacred Slingshot of Mount Doomspire, however, who knows what
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Book Review: ‘The Cinema Of Powell And Pressburger’
For those who weren’t in the UK last fall to experience BFI Southbank’s celebration of all things Michael Powell and
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Dances With Films Festival: An Interview With ‘Burns And Song’ Writer-Director Tendayi Nyeke
Risimu (Fulu Mugovhani) wants to leave the past in the past, but on the morning her husband (Baxo Mfindi) has
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Talking ‘2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 2024’ With Writer James Peaty Plus EXCLUSIVE Preview
What happens when you cross Rogue Trooper with Strontium Dog? The answer to that question — and more — will
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Talking Archie Comics’ ‘Truth Or Dare’ With Ron Robbins And Laura Braga
Truth or dare can be a dangerous game, especially when it’s being conducted by Riverdale High’s newest student, Trula Twyst.
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Talking Archie’s ‘Young Dr. Masters’ With Writer Goldie Chan
Archie’s love life alone would be enough to scare most doctors away from trying to assist Riverdale’s lovelorn teens but
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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Young Dr. Masters Embraces Being A Zaddy In ‘Betty And Veronica Jumbo Comics Digest’ #325
You’d think Young Dr. Masters would know better than to get involved in the love life of Riverdale’s teens, but
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An Interview With ‘The Wicked Trinity’ Writer Sam Maggs
Three against one might not make for great odds, but they do make for a wicked new coven to shake
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Tribeca 2024: An Interview With ‘Following Harry’ Director Susanne Rostock
Whether you’ve watched one of his movies, heard one of his songs, or seen photos of him at the March
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An Interview With ‘We Are Lady Parts’ Costume Designer PC Williams
What’s better than being in a punk band? Perhaps creating the costumes for a punk band. That’s what costume designer
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Talking ‘Department K’ With Ned Hartley And Mike Walters
Someone’s got to keep an eye on the multiverse. In the universe of Judge Dredd, that usually falls under the
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An Interview With ‘Frankie And The Beastly Bog Song’ Creator Caitlin Rose Boyle
In Frankie and the Creepy Cute Critters, Frankie had to adjust to a new town and going to a new
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An Interview With ‘Captain of Her Soul: The Life of Marion Davies’ Author Lara Gabrielle
Who was Marion Davies? According to her biographer, Lara Gabrielle, in Captain of Her Soul: The Life of Marion Davies, she’s
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Talking ‘Becoming Who We Are’ With Anthology Co-Editor Hazel Newlevant
At a time when it’s more important than ever that trans people be given space to tell their stories, co-editors
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An Interview With Dan Watters And Kelsey Ramsay On The Fifteenth Doctor’s Titan Comics Debut
Given that there’s a new Doctor and companion on TV, it was only a matter of time before they appeared
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Talking Skybound’s ‘Scarlett’ With Kelly Thompson And Marco Ferrari
Whether you grew up with GI Joe or just love a female action star, Skybound’s new miniseries, Scarlett, is the
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Resolution For The Seventh Doctor: An Interview With Big Finish Writers Guy Adams And Matt Fitton
Usually when a show gets canceled unceremoniously, that’s that. There’s no getting answers. Thanks to Big Finish, however, that’s not
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Talking ‘Sanction’ With Ray Fawkes And Antonio Fuso
Detectives Dimitrovich and Smirnoff may be partners, but that doesn’t mean they see their jobs the same way. In writer
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Talking ‘Acapulco’ Season 3 With Austin Winsberg And Sam Laybourne
Máximo (Enrique Arrizon) ended season 2 of Acapulco with the girl of his dreams (Camila Perez‘s Julia) and a job promotion, but
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Sugar, Spice, And Everything Nice: Talking ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ With Kelly Thompson And Paulina Ganucheau
There were two things I was obsessed with growing up: Pokémon and The Powerpuff Girls. This July, The Powerpuff Girls
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An Interview With ‘Slow’ Writer-Director Marija Kavtaradze
In Marija Kavtaradze’s second feature, Slow, Elena (Greta Grineviciute) finds herself questioning everything she took for granted about love after
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EXCLUSIVE: Dark Horse Announces Its Next ‘Midst’ One-Shot, ‘Midst: The Valorous Farmer’
Following April’s news that Dark Horse (in conjunction with Critical Role and Third Person) would be launching a comic book
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Talking ‘Tharg’s 3rillers’ With David Baillie And Nick Brokenshire
Most rules exist for a reason. It might not be a good one, or an obvious one, but there’s usually
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The End Of The Story Arc Is Just The Beginning Of Vivian’s Story: ‘Misfortune’s Eyes’ #3 Advance Review
Anger. Surprise. Disappointment. Excitement. Suffice it to say, reading Misfortune’s Eyes #3 triggered a lot of emotions. It’s a rollercoaster
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Talking ‘Rai: Book Of Darque’ With Dan Abnett And Emilio Utrera
As if trying to track down the Bloodfather’s offspring wasn’t challenging enough, Rai and Raijin have a new threat to
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An Interview With ‘Student Ambassador: The Silver City’ Writer Ryan Estrada
For only being eight years old, Joseph Bazan has accomplished a lot in his time as student ambassador. In The
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Talking 2000 AD’s ‘Intestinauts’ With Arthur Wyatt And Pye Parr
2000 AD is full of heroes but there’s only one team that can help with your tummy troubles. The Intestinauts
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An Interview With ‘Judge Dredd: Iron Teeth’ Artist Nick Percival
Iron Claw. Iron Throne. With the exception of The Iron Giant, it doesn’t usually bode well when the word “iron”
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Talking Season 4 Of ‘We’re Here’ With Emmy-Winning Costume Designer Diego Montoya
Not all drag queens wear wigs (see Sasha Velour, one of We’re Here‘s new hosts alongside fellow Drag Race alums Priyanka, Jaida Essence Hall,
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Talking ‘William Of Newbury’ With Michael Avon Oeming — Exclusive Preview And TPB Details, Too!
Father William might not be a household name. He wasn’t a racoon either, but he was a real person before
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Hemlock Hallows Has Some Explaining To Do: ‘Misfortune’s Eyes’ #2 Reviewed
A satisfying conclusion doesn’t need to tie up every loose end – leave the audience wanting more – but by
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