Talking Psi-Judge Anderson And Free Comic Day With Alex De Campi And Silvia Califano
It’s hard to believe Free Comic Book Day is almost upon us. Celebrated every year on the first Saturday in
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DVD Review: ‘Recipes For Love And Murder’ Season 2
As in season one, season two of Recipes for Love and Murder doesn’t overdo it with the murders or try
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Not That Kind Of Juice — Talking 2000 AD’s ‘Ghosted’ With Guy Adams And Megan Huang
It’s all fun and games when “juice” means “orange juice,” but that’s not the juice Benu is consuming in writer
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You’ve Heard Of Black Hats In Westerns But What About Denim? ‘Posse’ Reviewed
Part of the magic of watching movies is their ability to transport viewers to another time. That’s why a film
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Timeless Favorites And Hidden Gems — Talking ‘TCM Imports’ With Author And TCM Host Alicia Malone
As the host of TCM Imports, Alicia Malone has been celebrating and providing additional context and behind-the-scenes stories on foreign
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Taking Matters Into Your Own Hands — Talking ‘Bronze Faces’ With Co-Writer Shobo
It’s not everyday that the chance to correct a wrong perpetrated against your ancestors falls in your lap. Timi, Gbonka,
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Talking Oni Press’ ‘Hey, Mary!’ With Andrew Wheeler and Rye Hickman
Try as he might to ignore his feelings, Mark knows he’s gay. What he’s less sure about is what being
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Double Alain Delon, Double The Fun: ‘The Black Tulip’ Reviewed
As film critic and author Simon Abrams brings up in his commentary, black tulips don’t actually grow in nature, so
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Introducing Medusa Doom – An EXCLUSIVE Archie Comics Preview
Who has purple hair, green skin, and a mad scientist for a father? Making her debut in writer Tania Del
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An Interview With ‘Horses Of Hollywood’ Author Roberta Smoodin
When it comes to horses in the movies, the first place my brain goes is westerns but there are so
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Blu-ray Review: ‘Hardboiled: Three Pulp Thrillers By Alain Corneau’ Part 1
A look at the first of three films directed by Alain Corneau and included in Radiance’s new box set. Police
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Binge-Watching ‘The West Wing’ In 2025
Lasting for seven seasons, The West Wing aired on NBC from 1999 to 2006. Unheard of today, all of the
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Blu-ray Review: ‘Hardboiled: Three Pulp Thrillers By Alain Corneau’ Part 2
Some thoughts on the other two films directed by Alain Corneau included in Radiance’s box set. Be sure to check
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Talking ‘Squeak Chatter Bark’ With Ali Fitzgerald
The idea behind the Biosphere is a place where scientists can help animals develop life-saving adaptations. When Hazel’s scientist parents
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Exclusive: Talking Chimpsky’s Return With ‘Judge Dredd’ Artist PJ Holden
*WARNING: SPOILERS FOR 2000 AD Prog #2426 AHEAD* This may not be every 2000 AD fan’s point of view, but
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Faith Erin Hicks Talks ‘Universal Monsters: The Mummy’, The Original Film, And More
Helen has lived in Thebes her whole life but, when it comes to making friends, having a powerful father who
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Talking ‘Past Time’ With Joe Harris And Russell Mark Olson
Vampires like to play sports, too. At least that’s the argument writer Joe Harris and artist Russell Mark Olson are
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An Interview With Merle Oberon Biographer Mayukh Sen
When Merle Oberon was nominated for an Oscar in 1936 for her role in The Dark Angel, it wasn’t known
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Talking Silver Sprocket’s ‘The Confessional’ With Paige Hender
When a person (or vampire) is plagued by guilt, it only makes sense that they would want to turn to
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An Interview With ‘Giant-Size Wacky Races’ Writer Ivan Cohen
You don’t need a fancy premise to make great television. All you need is good characters, and that’s what Hanna-Barbera’s
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Talking ‘The Pitt’ With Production Designer Nina Ruscio
Coming off of Fatal Attraction (the miniseries) and No Good Deed (for Netflix), production designer Nina Ruscio‘s latest project has
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From Wonderland To Neverland: An Interview With ‘The Last Boy’ Writer Dan Panosian
Peter Pan was famously against growing up, but that doesn’t mean time has stopped for everyone else. In writer Dan
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An Interview With ‘Cinema Her Way’ Author Marya E. Gates
From creating Noirvember, to regularly highlighting silent films and films about Palestine in her newsletter, Marya E. Gates has been
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EXCLUSIVE Cover Reveal: ‘Renegade Royale’ Marks A Return To The World Of ‘Renegade Rule’
In his original review, former Comicon editor James Ferguson described Renegade Rule as, “a downright fun comic focused on some very
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Talking ‘Rez Comedy’ With Co-Directors Quentin Lee And Keith Nahanee
They say laughter is the best medicine, and right now the world could use all the chuckles it can get.
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An Interview With ‘Reversal’ Writer, Alex De Campi
Humanity has a horrible track record of fearing things they don’t understand. When magical creatures start causing property damage and
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An Interview With ‘Arcana Royale’ Artist A.C. Zamudio
If the goat card dealer on A.C. Zamudio‘s cover for the first issue of Arcana Royale wasn’t a giveaway, Arcana
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Talking ‘Archie Is Mr. Justice’ With Kenny Porter And Maria Laura Sanapo
Investigative journalists don’t wear capes, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t superheros. Issue three of Archie Is Mr. Justice is
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Talking The Final Stretch Of ‘Full Tilt Boogie’ With Writer Alex De Campi
When the Luxine Empire declares you a fugitive, there are only two options: run or fight. In Book 3 of
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Talking Mother Striga With Holly G! — Plus An EXCLUSIVE Preview Of ‘Betty & Veronica Friends Forever: Once Upon A Time’
Mother Striga’s cottage might not be made of candy like the witch’s in Hansel and Gretel, but that doesn’t make
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Anjelica Huston Campaigns For Mother-Of-The-Year In ‘The Grifters’ Reviewed
Greek tragedy has nothing on Stephen Frears’ The Grifters. Based on a Jim Thompson novel, Lilly (Anjelica Huston), Roy (John
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