TV Review: ‘The Boys’ Season 4, Episode 4 Starts To Show Cracks
There’s an inherent problem with a show like The Boys. It spends so much time trying to push the bounds
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‘Super Mutant Magic Academy’ Is Becoming An Animated Series
It was recently announced that JG Quintel (Regular Show) will be adapting Jillian Tamaki‘s Super Mutant Magic Academy graphic novel
Read moreReview: ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #19 Has Too Little Iron Man, Too Much X-Men
The X-Men have already said their goodbyes to the Krakoan Age. There’s no “Fall of X” logo on this issue’s
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Fanhome Announces First Releases In Its ‘Star Trek’ Die-Cast Collection
Fanhome has announced the first releases in its new line of die-cast scale model replicas of starships featured in the
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A Tragic Case Of Fandom: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #12
Never meet your heroes. Actually, never let an evil scientist turn you into an android sent to fight your heroes.
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Are You There Gods? It’s Me, Beverly: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #21
Meeting (and chastising) godly beings is a typical Tuesday for Starfleet officers. Basically, a rite of passage at this point.
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The Ultimate Score: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #66
Nostalgia, that little hit of something one has sentiment or affection for, isn’t always about things far in the past.
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‘Digital Lizards Of Doom’ In The Classroom: Gabriel Valentin On The Graphic Novel Phenomenon
Anton chats with Digital Lizards of Doom writer Gabriel Valentin about turning a notion regarding ‘The Truman Show’ into a
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‘Blood Hunt’ Reveals Final Issue Variants As The Marvel Universe Changes Forever
Marvel’s Blood Hunt keeps delivering shocks after shocks. On July 31, it all comes to a horrifying end, and Marvel
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Bat-Books: Previewing This Week’s ‘Batman’ Comics
Batman and his various chums – and the odd villain – account for four of DC Comics’ new releases coming
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Review — Fanhome’s ‘ET: The Extra-Terrestrial’ Build-Up Kit, Stages 15-20
The fifth package for my Fanhome ET The Extra-Terrestrial Build-Up Kit has arrived! We’ve also arrived at building stages that
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Does Wade Wilson Die In September’s ‘Deadpool’ #6?
Yes, you read that right. He’s the star of Marvel Studios’ one and only 2024 film. He’s just started his
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Spidey Sunday: Preview This Week’s New ‘Spider-Man’ Titles
There are five new Spider-Man family titles coming out from Marvel this coming Wednesday 26th June and we have previews
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TV Review: Episode Four Of ‘The Acolyte’ Teases But Doesn’t Deliver
In just four episodes, The Acolyte is proving to be the most emblematic of Star Wars TV shows. First off, it has the most
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Our Love Affair Was Doomed From The Beginning’ Edition
You know the drill – it’s Sunday, put your feet up and enjoy a few comic news thingies I’ve
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X-Men Previews: Checking Out All This Week’s ‘X-Men’ Comic Book Releases
The X-Men may well be taking a brief time off before the new relaunch but that doesn’t mean to say
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Gail Simone’s Shares Preview Pages For Her Upcoming ‘Action Comics’ Run Starting July
In a recent social media post by Gail Simone, writer of the upcoming new story arc on Action Comics #1067
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome back to another weekly look at some of the posts we, the editorial team, have selected that we think
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Art For Art’s Sake #267: Alex Toth’s Conan
Some things in life are vague, uncertain, and up in the air. Some things are not. Art for Art’s Sake
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‘Ain’t No Grave’ #1 And #2 Sell Out And Gets Further Printings
The Middlewest and The Me You Love In The Dark creative team, writer Skottie Young and artist Jorge Corona’s Ain’t No
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Rogue Trooper’s Deadly Enemies Declare War On The Multiverse In ‘2000 AD’ And ‘The Megazine’ This September
This September in the pages of 2000 AD war has been declared as the Nort Army set out to conquer
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Commentary: ‘Inside Out 2’ Successfully Retreads Old Themes
Sequels are always looking to expand upon the original in different ways. There is no one right way to do
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Susanna Clarke’s ‘Piranesi’ To Be Adapted by LAIKA Studios
Bestselling fantasy author Susanna Clarke is having her latest novel, Piranesi, adapted into a stop-motion animated film by Laika Studios.
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‘Trigun Stampede’ Collector Set Headlines Crunchyroll’s September Disc Releases
This September, Crunchyroll will present on their website a limited time collectible release of some of its popular anime. Starting
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Build Your HeroClix Dream Team With The Sandman
Welcome to the table, When I was a little kid, I delighted at collecting DC Comics Cosmic Teams Skybox
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Arrow Presents Stephen King, Nico Mastorakis, And More ‘Gomorrah’ For Your July Cult Streaming Pleasure
Arrow Video’s cult streaming service is going global for its July lineup, featuring Kiwi chills, gems from Greek filmmaker Nico
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Your First Look At Skybound’s ‘G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero’ #308
Skybound/Image Comics, in collaboration with Hasbro, has shared a first look at G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero #308 by
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Brother, My Brother: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #16
Sibling issues, aren’t they the worst? Be glad you don’t have a ghostly vampiric brother looking for escape and revenge.
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Fighting A Fight You’ve Already Lost: Reviewing ‘Destro’ #1
There’s a fascinating energy permeating Destro #1. All of the previous G.I. Joe series in Skybound’s burgeoning Energon Universe are
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It’s A Godhood Blitz — Reviewing ‘Black Panther: Blood Hunt’ #2
Anyone have the secret history of Wakanda as a space on their bingo card for the Black Panther vampire book?
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #9 Starts A Wrap-Up
Writer Rainbow Rowell creates a script that goes from scene to scene in a bit of a rush. This might
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