Date For Your Diary: Kings Heath Comic Con With Very Special Guest Mark Millar
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Is Fate Really Written In The Stars? ‘Star-Crossed’ #1 Advance Review
When you’re robbing the richest royal dynasty in the known universe, and those self-same royals are portrayed as vulgarly decadent,
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Mark Millar And John Romita Jr.’s ‘Kick-Ass’ Gets A Compendium Edition From Image Comics
The latest contemporary classic Image Comics’ series to get the compendium edition treatment is Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.‘s
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‘Nemesis Forever’ #5 Delivers A Tense, Thrilling, Destructive And Outstanding Climax
If there’s anyone who specialises in over-the-top, brutal and destructive grand finales, it’s Mark Millar. And if there’s anyone who
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Review: ‘Nemesis Forever’ #4 Suggests Nemesis Isn’t As Untouchable As He Seems
Nemesis is certainly determined, I’ll give him that. Determined, by any means necessary, to see his most audacious plan through
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Does Pride Always Come Before A Fall? ‘Nemesis Forever’ #3 Advance Review
“Great kid. Don’t get cocky.” This may have been a classic line from Star Wars, but it’s also a good
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Review — The Big Bad World Catches Up With Our Hero In ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #5
With the rural Rockwellian world of Huck well and truly shattered last issue with the shocking death of our hero’s
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Kickstarting Comics: Mark Millar Launches Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy Saga ‘Conquered’ Vol.1
Fresh off the success of his recent Kickstarter with John Romita Jr. for Psychic Sam, Mark Millar has revealed his
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Heart-Warming But Shocking: Reviewing ‘Huck: Big, Bad World’ #4
Jack has found Sophia. And so that’s the end of it, right? Of course not. Not with unfinished business back
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Review — Huck’s Optimism Wins The Day In ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #3, But Not Always
Huck and his mother continue to track across America in pursuit of a missing woman, giving readers the chance to
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Review: The Final Curtain Comes Down On The Moonstones In ‘The Magic Order 5’ #6
The Magic Order 5 #6 marks the end to another series of magical meddling and mayhem, but it also brings the
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Upbeat Worldbuilding: Reviewing ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #2
Reading the opening pages of this second issue of Huck: Big Bad World by Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque suggest
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An Ending That Staked Me In The Heart — Reviewing ‘Vatican City’ #3
Welcome to the table, I have been looking forward to the third and final issue of Dark Horse Comics’ Vatican
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Deconstructing Comics #843: The Fantastic Four On Film — ‘Fant4stic’ (2015) Pt 1
Should a director re-interpret a property when nobody wanted it re-interpreted? 2015’s Fant4stic, directed by Josh Trank, turns getting superpowers
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“Death Wish Meets Minority Report” – Mark Millar And John Romita Jr. Announce ‘Psychic Sam’ Kickstarter
Hot off his latest newsletter, Mark Millar has revealed he will be kickstarting his latest comic book project, a grahic
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Review — ‘Vatican City’ #2 Maintains Its Breakneck Pace
Welcome to the table, I’m a big fan of monster stories where the monsters are allowed to be monsters. When
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Folksy, Familiar And Fun: Reviewing ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #1
Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque’s Huck is a whimsical character whose rural roots purposefully evoke Clark Kent’s own small-town upbringing
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Fast And Furious Fang-Filled Fun — Reviewing ‘Vatican City’ #1
Welcome to the table, Secret hidden libraries full of magic books that are being kept by shadow organizations who think
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Youth In Revolt: ‘Night Club 2’ #6 Advance Review
Sam has a plan. A “batshit-crazy” one at that. Meanwhile, Risso and Kendra rut like the savage animals they are
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Full Moon Child Rising: ‘The Magic Order 5’ #5 Advance Review
As we reach the finishing line of the Moonstone saga, Cordelia is met with threats on two fronts, thanks to
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“But Nothing Happens” — Reviewing ‘Jupiter’s Legacy: Finale’ #4
In the famous World War One poem, Exposure, by Wilfred Owen the refrain of “nothing happens” ironically implies that as
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Amy To The Rescue: ‘Night Club 2’ #5 Review
You know the rules. In comics, no one stays dead forever. Especially not vampires. But it’s still thrilling to witness
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Cool Origins And Chilling Happenings: Reviewing ‘The Magic Order 5’ #4
We open up on a shocking and dramatic splash page. It’s 1978 and we are witness to an overturned truck,
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Sidekicks, Psychopaths And Sickos: ‘Nemesis: Rogues Gallery’ #5 Advance Review
Nemesis may very well be the baddest of the bad, but when his target is the elite — a group
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Review: Man’s Best Friend Becomes His Worst In ‘The Magic Order 5’ #3
Devil dogs, secret orders and sleight of hand at the reader’s expense are all entraining and engaging plot points in
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Something Familiar Feels Fresh Again: Reviewing ‘Jupiter Legacy: Finale’ #2
After the startling and seismic shocks of the first issue, writer Mark Millar and artist Tommy Lee Edwards do not
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More Secrets From Nemesis’ Past Come Back To Haunt Him In ‘Nemesis: Rogues’ Gallery’ #4 Advance Review
The survivors of Nemesis’ previous crimes finally sense their moment for revenge is now and attack the world’s greatest supervillain
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Advance Review: Sam Pays The Price For His Switch In Allegiances In ‘Night Club 2’ #3
Poor, poor Sam. In wanting to fit in with the in-crowd Sam was quick to give away the gift of
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Advance Review: Cordelia Is Slightly Shaken, But Not Stirred In ‘The Magic Order 5’ #2
Mark Millar opens up this issue with Cordelia stuck in a mental institution and being prodded for answers she just
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Mark Millar And Matteo Scalera’s ‘King of Spies’ Gets A Dark Horse Library Edition
Mark Millar and Matteo Scalera espionage spy thriller King of Spies is to get a plush, hardback Library Edition from
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Bad Guys And Bad Choices: ‘Night Club 2’ #2 Advance Review
Night Club 2 #2 continues to be Rufus Tee’s time to shine. Or maybe not. Isolating himself from his friends
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