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What happens if Archie, comicdom’s poster high school teen, has no high school left to attend? As Steel Sterling looks
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Never has a national insurance card been at the center of so much drama as it is in A Very
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Last month, in my review for Blackwood #1, I avoided talking about the ending but there’s a line I want
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It’s a battle of man versus nature in Barry Keegan’s The Bog Road, a comic steeped in Irish mythology that’s
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In two weeks, Alterna Comics releases their new, bi-monthly anthology. Named after the weekday that gifts us with new comics,
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From the studio that brought you Godzilla, comes a Japanese vampire trilogy you may not know exists but, thanks to
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How we shop has changed a lot since 1956. Online shopping has made it convenient to never step foot in
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At least if Fred (Joseph Estrade) had left her for another woman, Elizia (Linnea Gregg) would know where she stands,
Read moreAdvance Review: The Doctor And Ace Head To Australia In The Seventh Doctor #1
Titan’s Doctor Who comic line rings in a new this week when Sylvester McCoy’s Seventh Doctor starts his three-issue run.
Read moreAdvance Review: Riverdale’s Finest Join Forces In Archie Superteens Vs. Crusaders #1
If high school students can be capos and detectives on Riverdale, why not superheroes? Archie Superteens vs. The Mighty Crusaders
Read moreHasib & The Queen of Serpents Pulls You Deep Into A Tale Of A Thousand And One Nights
Once you know what you’re reading, it’s present everywhere, but overlook the part on the cover that Hasib & the
Read moreAdvance Review: Don’t Let Anything Stand In The Way Of Your Reading Barrier #5
When we left Liddy and Oscar in issue four, they had lassoed an alien. Issue five sees their hostage negotiations
Read moreLuke Healy Lays On The Metaphor In His Wonderful “Permanent Press”
Do other people get a thrill out of footnotes? Is that a comic mashed with a play? Luke Healy’s Permanent
Read moreBook Review: The Man Who Fell To Earth Drops Clarity On Roeg’s Sci-Fi Drama
The Man Who Fell to Earth is one of those films where you wait for the perfect conditions to view
Read moreAudio Drama Review – Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures Vol. 4
The Third Doctor Adventures Volume 4 Directed by Nicholas Briggs Starring Tim Treloar (The Doctor) and Katy Manning (Jo Grant) The Third Doctor and
Read moreDVD Review: Get To Know The Residents Of 28 Barbary Lane In Armistead Maupin’s Tales Of The City
On the way home after seeing a show, Mona (Chloe Webb) asks Mrs. Madrigal (Olympia Dukakis) what would’ve happened if
Read moreTimeless Review – Season 2, Episodes 9 & 10: “The General/Chinatown”
With so many questions left unanswered (including whether Timeless will be back for a third season), here are a few I’ve
Read moreAdvance Review: Blackwood #1 Opens The Gates To One Creepy College
“Sorry Russell, my calendar’s full at the moment. It seems I have “Doom” scheduled for everyday this month.” This isn’t
Read moreAdvance Review: Jazz Legend #1 Is Noir Unrestricted By Reality’s Rules
After a page titled “What is jazz?” which I hope is a running feature, but is this time answered by
Read moreSugar: Life As A Cat Talks The Sharp & Sweet Parts Of Living With A Feline
Used to cat books like the ones you find near the check-out line at Barnes and Noble, with inspirational phrases
Read moreTimeless Review – Season 2, Episode 8: “The Day Reagan Was Shot”
In the end it worked out (better than) okay, but did Agent Christopher pick the wrong day to be late
Read moreDVD Review: Maximilian And Marie De Bourgogne Looks At A Less Covered Section Of History
I don’t remember the last time I’ve gone into a TV show blind, but it wasn’t for lack of trying.
Read moreAdvanced Review: Hellicious #1 Turns Up The Heat This Summer
Cherry is Sin’s daughter. She escorts dead souls for her mom, and more than anything in Hell, Cherry wants a
Read moreDVD Review: ‘Most Likely to Murder’ Finds The Comedy Heart In Hitchcock
How does a movie about finding a VCR turn into a movie about a guy trying to Rear Window his
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: Suspiria Two Disc Special Edition From Synapse Films
“Roses are red, violets are blue, but the iris is the flower that will mean the end of you!” This
Read moreMaria Reaches Her Breaking Point In Labyrinth: Coronation #3
Previously In The Pages of Labyrinth: Coronation: Maria’s son is the heir to the goblin kingdom. Determined to get him back
Read moreTimeless Review – Season 2, Episode 6: “The King Of The Delta Blues”
“The King of the Delta Blues” is an example of the best that Timeless can be and, going into this
Read moreAdvanced Review: Barrier #1 Looks At the Role Of Language In Comics
“F***ing animals.” Standing over the decapitated head of her horse, Sprinkles, Liddy is talking about her horse’s killer but, from
Read moreThe Greatest Show In Comics? Tap Dance Killer #1
Writer, Ted Sikora, and artist, Nikolaus Harrison, could’ve put any word after “Tap Dance” and I would’ve wanted to read
Read moreTimeless Review – Season 2, Episode 5: “The Kennedy Curse”
“The Kennedy Curse” is another reminder of the cast members on Timeless who have had to make due in the
Read moreThis Free Comic Book Day, Get Ready To Go To ‘The Mall’ With Scout Comics
With a cover that looks like Pretty in Pink crossed with The Godfather, and a tagline (“An 80’s Coming Of
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