Playing The Roles You Know: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #3
When it comes to alternative currencies in current society, one of the most potent and successful is that of nostalgia.
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Commentary: Science Fiction Is Far Too Generous With Tech
Science fiction and technology have always had a very interesting relationship. Fans like to cite Star Trek as a great
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Advance Review: Revisiting Fan Favorites in `Star Trek: Ferengi’
If you’ve been missing the misadventures of aliens Quark, his brother Rom, mom Moogie and the Grad Nagus from Star
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We’re Gonna Pull A Heist!: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #3
Building an entire world, populating it with compelling characters, and fleshing it out with deep rich history and relatable events/elements
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Jayne, The Man They Called Jayne: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #2
There are many things that end up drawing people into becoming fans of any given story. It can be whatever
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A Gamer’s Odyssey — ‘The Technopriests’ In Review
Artist Zoran Janjetov (Before The Incal) adds a new flavor to the surrealist Sci-Fi saga and injects a more digital
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Welcome To The Family: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #2
Comic books are one of many mediums that allow the audience to travel to and experience worlds that are far
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‘Legion’ And The Veil Between Fantasy And Sci-Fi
They say magic is just science that hasn’t been understood yet. The same could be said for storytelling genres. The
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Advance Review: `Corollary’ #1 Doesn’t Add Up
It is said that each of us has a twin. In the universe of Corollary, that notion is codified. Every
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An All-New Beginning, A Familiar Feeling: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #1
Taking a page from the long-running comic book series found at other publishers, Boom! Studios Firefly series came to an
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‘Love Death and Robots’ Artbook Coming Soon
Love, Death, + Robots is a Netflix original animated anthology series that explores the genres of science fiction, fantasy, and
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Black History Month: Video Game Spotlight
With every year that passes I see a growth in racial representation within Geek and creative culture. We’re seeing Black
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Diving Into A New World: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #1
Comic books are a truly glorious medium that allows for exploration of so many realms, bringing stunning vistas and deep
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Can’t Take The Sky From Them: Reviewing ‘Firefly’ #36
Through the entirety of the very short time that Firefly was being aired back in 2001, Earth was a concept
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Humanoids Presents Time-Bending New Graphic Novel ‘Chronophage’ From Tim Seeley And Ilias Kyriazis
This February, Humanoids will be debuting Chronophage, a new and inventive and time-bending original graphic novel from Tim Seeley, (Hack/Slash,
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Love, Death, And Fire: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #12
A plethora of stories has been created featuring the idea of immortal life, a concept that our species and our
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Advance Review: Growing Up Is An Epic Adventure In ‘Junkwraith’
In this grand age of consumerism and owning of things, tossing things out, even the things we love, is often
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The Beginning Of The End: Reviewing ‘Firefly’ #35
For most of the last year, the crew of the Serenity has been dealing with various issues with the locals
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Will It Be A Happy New Year? Previewing ‘Deep Beyond’ #11
Written by David Goy, Mirka Andolfo Art by Andrea Broccardo “The penultimate issue! It all began in a mysterious and
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What Do You Call A Time Traveller With No Time For Family? Previewing ‘Time Before Time’ #8
Written by Declan Shavley Art by Rory McConville Tatsuo and Nadia grapple with shocking news about Nadia’s family. Elsewhere, Marston
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Adult Animation Revolution: What Animated Storytellers Can Learn From ‘Arcane’
As a follow-up to What Animated Filmmakers Can Learn From Spider-Verse, I’d like to talk about another game-changing animated story,
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A Journey Comes To An End: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #5
When one journey ends, it’s often just the precursor to the beginning of many new adventures. With its fifth issue,
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When Revolution Breeds A Regime Most Foul: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #11
Welcome back to the town of Stillwater where you can meet the new boss, who is the same as the
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Review: ‘Firefly’ #33 Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
There is that whole biblical phrase about giving and taking away that has been adapted into common vernacular over time.
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Secrets Revealed, Flashback Style: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #4
Right from page one of the first issue, Beyond the Breach has been heading for its conclusion at breakneck speed
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Grandma Knows Best In ‘Not All Robots’ #3 Extended Preview From Russell And Deodato Jr.
Written by Mark Russell Art by Mike Deodato Jr. “In the year 2056, robots have replaced human beings in the
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It’s The Children’s World Now: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #10
It’s said quite often that children are the future. This is a phrase that is factual in the sense that
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Between A Rock And A Hard Place: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #3
After two issues that have set the scene and deepened the mystery of the moment multiple dimensions collided with the
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Review: ‘Seven Dead Stars’ #00 Takes Comics To The Next Level
Something being a new experience or totally out of the box are the types of phrases thrown around comics all
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Musical Comics: Talking ‘Seven Dead Stars’ With Unsecret And DJ Form
Starting up a favorite album or playlist while diving into the latest stack of comics is probably not that uncommon
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Advance Review: ‘Not All Robots’ #2 Is A Dark Satire That Is Only Getting Darker
While Mike Deodato Jr.’s artwork in Not All Robots #2 evokes a seriousness and a certain sense of realism Mark
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