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Hollywood’s Role In ‘Marilyn’s Monsters’ Gets Called Out In Tommy Redolfi’s OGN
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Laundry is, “too real.” The problem with ghosts is, “they’re not.” When introducing the main character for a middle grade
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You’d think a massacre would take a while to skip people’s minds, and it’s not like it’s forgotten, but “Harvest,”
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Ever go into a book thinking you know what to expect, but then something appears and you don’t know what
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How do you recover from telling your girlfriend your wife died, when she’s actually alive and well? That should be
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I said Castle Rock was going to destroy Dennis Zalewski, but I didn’t think they’d take out his reputation first.
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You know you’re afraid of dying when you’re nervous to read a comic that deals with dying, just as you
Read moreThe Battier, The Better: A Review Of Kino Lorber’s Blu-Ray: Irma La Douce
Reteaming Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine from The Apartment with director, Billy Wilder, Irma la Douce is the story of
Read moreCastle Rock: An Early Review Of Episodes 1-3
It’s not every writer who can lay claim to a literary universe. Welcome to Castle Rock, an original series set
Read moreIt’s Great To Be ‘Bad Girls’ In Alex De Campi And Victor Santos’ New Graphic Novel
You don’t usually think of stealing six million dollars as an add-on item, like picking up milk at the store
Read moreAdvance Review: Blackwood #3 Vindicates Any Hard Feelings You’ve Ever Harbored Against Bugs
[**Spoilers if you haven’t seen Dark Horse’s preview for Blackwood #3] If you forget how Blackwood #2 ended, it will all
Read moreAlisik Volume 1 Is An Animated Movie Waiting To Happen
We don’t know how Alisik died. We don’t know what she did in life to become a postmortal, but after
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If Volume 1 dropped you into the world of Halo Jones, Volume 2 tells you more about that world in
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Read moreAdvance Review: Jughead Takes Flight In Archie’s Superteens Vs. Crusaders #2
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
Read moreBlackwood #2 Signals Rough Waters For An Occult University’s Students
Last month, in my review for Blackwood #1, I avoided talking about the ending but there’s a line I want
Read moreThe Bog Road: An Enchanting Walk Through Irish Mythology
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,
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: The Bloodthirsty Trilogy From Arrow Films
From the studio that brought you Godzilla, comes a Japanese vampire trilogy you may not know exists but, thanks to
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Read moreListen Up For ‘The God Inside My Ear’ – A Movie Review
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
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The Man Who Fell to Earth is one of those films where you wait for the perfect conditions to view
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