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Let Skyward Take You Higher And Higher With Issue #2

A month ago, Skyward issue #1 hit the stands with a gloriously simple premise: What if gravity suddenly almost disappeared?

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May 24, 2018 Richard Bruton 3728 Views Antonio Fabela, comics, Image Comics, Joe Henderson, Lee Garbett, Review, Simon Bowland, Skyward
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Falling In Love With Someone You Shouldn’t: Harley Loves Joker #1

For me, the greatest Batman tale ever told is Batman Adventures: Mad Love. Not Dark Knight Returns, not Killing Joke,

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May 9, 2018 Richard Bruton 5756 Views Alex Sinclair, Amanda Conner, Brett Blevins, comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Frank Cho, Harley Quinn, Joker, Paul Dini, Review
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The Girl With The Tank In Living Color! – Tank Girl Full Color Classics #1

My oh my, the girl with the tank is 30 this year. And to celebrate the occasion Titan Comics are having

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May 8, 2018 Richard Bruton 7782 Views Alan Martin, comics, Jamie Hewlett, Review, Tank Girl Full Color Classics
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You Couldn’t Make It Up: Reviewing The Death Of Stalin OGN

The Death of Stalin is a title you may well know more for the recent Armando Iannucci directed movie than the

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April 3, 2018 Richard Bruton 3800 Views comics, Review, Robin, The Death of Stalin, Titan Comics
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Black Panther: The Most Important Comic Book Film Made Thus Far

The comic book movie genre has been going strong for quite a while now. For nearly 20 years, the genre

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February 27, 2018 Ben Martin 4838 Views Black Panther, box office, Chadwick Boseman, Disney, film, Lupita Nyong'o, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, Michael B. Jordan, movies, New Release, Review, Ryan Coogler, Wakanda
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Fleshing Out The DC Rebirth Universe In Dark Nights: Metal #4

A belated review, I’ll admit, but over here in the UK we get Christmas Day AND Boxing Day, meaning two

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December 28, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3970 Views Batman, Dark Nights: Metal, DC Comics, Greg Capullo, Review, Scott Synder
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Doomsday Clock #1 – How To Solve A Problem Like Ozymandias?

So, how does one approach a comic like DC Comics’ Watchmen sequel, Doomsday Clock, knowing that this is a first issue and

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November 22, 2017 Olly MacNamee 4474 Views DC Comics, Doomsday Clock, Gary Franks, Geoff Johns, Review, Watchmen
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Like A Many Layered Onion, But Dipped In LSD: Reviewing Kid Lobotomy #1 By Peter Milligan And Tess Fowler

Peter Milligan has been doing wonderfully weird for most of his professional working life and Kid Lobotomy, the first title from

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October 23, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3678 Views Black Crown, IDW, Kid Lobotomy, Peter Milligan, Review, Shelly Bond, Tess Fowler
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A Secret You Shouldn’t Keep To Yourself: Reviewing Spy Seal From Rich Tommaso And Image Comics

Rich Tommaso’s new series, Spy Seal, is based on a character he dreamt up in his early teens and who

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August 16, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3958 Views Image Comics, NCBD, New Comic Book Day, Review, Rich Tommaso, Spy Seal, Tintin
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