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Read morePreview The Green Lantern #9 In Black And White From Morrison And Sharp
The Green Lantern #9 is out this week from DC Comics and while others may have the scoop on the
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Canto, an epic fantasy adventure starring a tin knight on a quest to save a little girl has just begun
Read moreThe Last God Brings High-Fantasy To DC Black Label This October
Although Vertigo is shutting down, DC Comics is doubling down on its mature imprint, DC Black Label with a slew
Read moreCatch Up With July Anime & Manga Releases From Viz Media
This July, Viz Media revealed a pair of new anime series and manga books that will be available. Last May,
Read moreSpider-Man: Far From Home Review
Tom Holland is a powerhouse. Without his talents as the charming and sweet Peter Parker, Marvel Studios’ take on Spider-Man
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Is anything ever really over? Endings and the illusion of finality they give can be found all across Patrick Melrose.
Read moreThe Dead Don’t Die: A Meta Zombie-Comedy
Love his style or hate it, writer/director Jim Jarmusch (Only Lovers Left Alive) is an original talent in cinema. If
Read moreCritiquing Comics #159: ‘A Book for Sad Pets’ And ‘Spencer and Locke 2’
The Critiquing Comics Podcast is back this week, from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, but this time
Read moreBlood Feuds And Horrifying Family Drama In Bone Parish #10
With the walls closing in and their supporters dwindling, it’ll take everything the Winters family has to make it through
Read moreLife In Wartime In War Of The Realms: Uncanny X-Men #3
One thing I’ve really enjoyed about War of the Realms as an event is how much it actually feels like
Read moreThe Flash Feature Film Finds New Director With It’s Andy Muschietti
The Flash feature film reboots again as Warner Bros. Pictures continues its attempts to make this project happen. According to
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The Avant-Guards may be a fledgling team in a fledgling league, but that’s not going to stop them from giving
Read moreWynonna Earp To Resume Production On Fourth Season
It’s a good day to be an Earper. IDW Entertainment, SEVEN24 Films, Space and Syfy announced earlier today that Wynonna
Read moreThe Mysterious Bandaged Villain Stands Revealed In Amazing Spider-Man #24
Spider-Man may have escaped the physical dangers of Kraven’s master plan in “Hunted” but the mental ones are still lingering.
Read moreThe Mysterious Bandaged Villain Stands Revealed In Amazing Spider-Man #24
Spider-Man may have escaped the physical dangers of Kraven’s master plan in “Hunted” but the mental ones are still lingering.
Read moreThe Flash #73 Gets Obsessed
One of the biggest traits we’ve seen on The CW’s The Flash is Barry’s Allen’s obsessive tendency in solving a
Read moreBetraying The Team For The Team – GLOW #3 Reviewed
Ruth makes peace with the head of the Star Primas, and the two start to map out the big match. However, Ruth does it all without consulting the other GLOW girls. Meanwhile, Carmen needs to decide if she even can wrestle in the event.
Read moreAdvanced Review: Manor Black #1 From Bunn, Hurtt & Crook
From the outside, Manor Black looks like any other mansion. No particularly distinguishing features, austere and imposing. Gothic literature’s littered
Read moreRoving Reporter: Preview Lois Lane #1 From Rucka, Perkins And DC Comics
A rather brief preview, but a preview nonetheless of this week’s Lois Lane #1 from Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins.
Read moreDread Gods: Olympian Edition Kickstarter Spotlight
Ominous Press has started a Kickstarter campaign for the Dread Gods: Olympian Edition, an epic collection of the original miniseries plus 70-pages of extra content.
Read moreReturn Of The Weird – Preview Doom Patrol: Weight Of The World #1 From DC’s Young Animal
With all the delays that have plagued the Young Animals imprint at DC Comics, maybe mini-series was the way to
Read moreRoy Of The Rovers: The Best Of The 50s – Going Back To The Beginning Of An Icon
We’re right back to the very start of the most famous footballer in England as Rebellion and The Treasury of
Read moreEA Access Subscription Service For PS4 Finally Has Launch Date: July 24th
As mentioned last month, Electronic Arts’ premium subscription service EA Access, where gamers can have access to a vast library
Read moreBandai-Namco Reveal New Online RPG Blue Protocol
Bandai Namco has formed a new studio called “Project Sky Blue” to work on a new online action RPG known
Read moreNearly 20 Years Later, Shaft Returns At His Best
In 1971, Shaft kicked-off the Blaxploitation subgenre in earnest. This original flick didn’t excel in sex and violence as the
Read more5 Point Discussions – Fairy Tail 36: “Dragon Seed”
Erza and Wendy learn the truth behind the Dragon King Festival, and the origins of the Queen of the Dragons,
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The usual grumpy and stoic Bruce Wayne is now living it up at a casino, mouthing off to his friends
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Ghost Tree continues to fascinate me with its gentle story of a man, Brandt, who would rather spend time with
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