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Society has always bounced around the quote that children are the future, while at the same time both consciously and
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Sometimes there are things that are just so consistently good that finding the words to convey this fact can be
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August: Osage County (2013), directed by John Wells and adapting Tracy Letts’ Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name, is
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Here in the UK we have a savoury spread known as Marmite. A yeast extract that famously is either loved
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Read moreNew To You Comics #67: The Gold Standard Man Of Steel In ‘All-Star Superman’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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All things must come to an end, and it looks like the origin and return story for the possible future
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In Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (and the Disney animated feature, Alice in Wonderland (1955)), Alice enters Wonderland by
Read moreReview: The Signal Can’t Be Stopped As ‘Firefly: Brand New Verse’ #3 Takes A Character-Focused Approach
Sometimes diving into the familiar just enough to be reminded of that which came before is actually the best way
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One of the highlights of Star Wars’ High Republic publishing initiative has been seeing the Jedi at their height, before
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Mark Russell had promised a six-issue series focussed on family and set against a backdrop of real world events and
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One thing is clear watching the new Blu-ray release of Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 1: it was made with
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Since the 90’s, superhero comics have often spent time focusing on legacy and growing up as a hero. Though Superman
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An artifact of the before times has popped up in the atomic wasteland. Could be used as a tool to
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The future of the Colorado Badlands is at stake as Kit is forced into the battle of her life. Determined
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With the world starting to go back to some semblance of normal, the weekend is becoming an important milestone for
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The collected Cinema Purgatorio: This is Sinerama by Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill, published by Avatar, collects the chapters from
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Some movies aren’t so much narratives as they are pure experiences. The newly released sci-fi picture Fried Barry falls into
Read moreReview: ‘Silk’ #3 Wears Its Heart On Its Sleeve In The Very Best Ways Possible
It still remains a crime that over the over six years that she’s been a character in the Marvel Universe,
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While Tom Clancy‘s (1947-2013) military-based novels might not be everyone’s bag, there’s no arguing that the author was one of
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