Review: ‘Anyone But You’ Blu-ray Enhances Sydney Sweeney And Glen Powell’s Onscreen Chemistry
As a big screen genre, the studio romantic comedy hasn’t been in vogue of late, but films like Marry Me,
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Bat Books: Previewing This Week’s ‘Batman’ Family Of Comics
Three new Batman-related titles out this Tuesday 19th March from DC Comics, featuring Tim Burton’s Batman, Catwoman and Nightwing. Previews,
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‘Suicide Squad Isekai’ Teases Fans With A New Trailer
Warner Bros. Japan and WIT Studio have teamed up to create an all-new original anime series titled Suicide Squad: Isekai. Fan-favorite villains
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Spidey Sunday: Previewing This Week’s New Spider-Man Family Comics
It’s a busy week for Spider-Boy, who makes two appearances across this week’s Spider-Man related comic books. Firstly, he has
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‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Season 3, Episode 7 Sees The Clones Facing An Existential Crisis
After ending on a cliffhanger, Star Wars: The Bad Batch delivers a follow-up episode with plenty of action and character drama, which
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The Sunday Spotlight: The “Mind The Oranges, Marlon” Edition
Welcome once more to The Sunday Spotlight, wherein I (invariably at a rush to get it ready before Sunday) assemble
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House Of X: Previewing This Week’s ‘X-Men’ Titles From Marvel
Chris Claremont writing Wolverine is a dream come true for old-school X-Men fans, but there are also two other top
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Kickstarting Comics: Ed Firth’s Brilliantly Sexy Drama ‘Horny & High’ Comes To North America!
The first part of Ed Firth‘s magnificent series of sexy, harrowing, poignant, and moving series is finally coming to readers
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Compulsively Watchable–‘The Gentlemen’ Reviewed
The eight episode series has many Guy Ritchie staples: boxing, English Traveller communities, high-end food and fashion, diegetic text, stylish
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
It’s a rather busy weekend here at MacNamee Towers with meet-ups here, there and everywhere I celebrate a good friend’s
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Art For Art’s Sake #253: Black Widow, Matt Kindt Style
Everything is webs and tangles, everything is hidden angles — time to unwind and untangle with Art For Art’s Sake,
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Comics From A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Previewing This Week’s ‘Star Wars’ Releases
Star Wars: Jango Fett #1 Writer: Ethan Sacks Artist: Luke Ross Cover: Leinil Yu Star Wars: The High Republic #5
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Tarantino Meets Lone Wolf & Cub In Image Comics’ New Series ‘Falling In Love On The Path to Hell’
Bestselling writer Gerry Duggan (Deadpool, X-Men) and artist Garry Brown (Babyteeth) are the creative team behind Image Comics’ newly announced
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Todd McFarlane Announces Spawn Dystopian Sci-Fi Series ‘Rat City’
Award-winning writer Erica Schultz (The Deadliest Bouquet, Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood) is the first female writer to take
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Review: The ‘Solar Opposites’ Valentine’s Day Special Is Full Of Love
Any fan of Solar Opposites, created by Mike McMahan, knows that their holiday specials are a treat, and not just
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‘Teen Titans’ Go To The Movies Again As A Live Action Film
The Teen Titans are finally getting their live action moment in the sun. According to The Hollywood Reporter, DC Studios
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‘Star Wars: Rogue Squadron’ Is Back On Again According To Director Patty Jenkins
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron is now the most intriguing Star Wars story, but not for anything in the story itself.
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Convention Report: Toronto Comicon In Pictures
It’s March Break and that must mean it’s time for Comicon in Toronto! The convention — happening today and across
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Breaking Up Isn’t Hard To Do: State Of The X-Line
For sixty years, the adventures of Marvel’s Merry Mutants have engaged, tantalized, and energized generations of fans through various mediums.
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Diary Of A Gimpy Kid? Image Comics Announces ‘Plastic’ Sequel ‘Plastic: Death & Dolls’ From Wagner And Hillyard
Creators Doug Wagner and Daniel Hillyard (Plastic, Plush, Vinyl) return to the serial-killer-filled, black-humoured Plastic universe with a new macabre
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‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Season 3, Episode 6 Shows That The Clone Story Isn’t Over Yet
Just when it appeared as if Star Wars had completed the story of clones within its universe, Star Wars: The
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Hidari’ Offers An Extensive Behind The Scenes Look
Directed by Masashi Kawamura, Hidari is a stop-motion samurai film inspired by the legendary Japanese sculptor Jingoro Hidari. The team gives an
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The Post-Krakoa X-Men Stand Revealed
This summer, Krakoa falls, but the X-Men will rise again. Announced yesterday at South By Southwest’s Future of Marvel Comics’
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‘Doctor Who’ Returns May 10 In The US
We finally know when The Doctor is returning to screens. Disney and the BBC announced Friday that the new season
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‘Darth Vader’ #44 Review: More Of The Same — In Ways Both Good and Bad
Darth Vader #44 continues the “Schism Imperial” story in much the same way as the previous issue: a focus on
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More Creature Features In ‘Project: Cryptid’ #7 Preview
Next week sees another new instalment of AHOY Comics’ Project: Cryptid, featuring two new stores, one set in urban Brooklyn
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Preview: Doubt Casts Over The ‘Cats In ‘ThunderCats’ #3
While Calica has been welcomed into the Cat’s Lair by Lion-O, not everyone is sure what to make of her
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‘Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom’ Is A Rare Kind Of Sequel
There’s no doubt that Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom is a wacky story. It involves a cursed trident, strange undersea creatures
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Commentary: ‘Blue Eye Samurai’ Redefines The Antihero
Protagonists have evolved a lot over the years. People tend to think of them as the hero of the story.
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Advance Review: Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Dick Tracy’ #1 Is Grounded, Gritty, And Great!
Welcome to the table, As a kid, I would cobble together toy gadgets from odds and ends. One of my
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California Sunshine, Dark Noir And Humour: Image Comics Announces ‘Self Help’
Novelists and writing partners Owen King (Sleeping Beauties, The Curator) and Jesse Kellerman (The Genius, The Golem of Hollywood), along
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