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Batman #17 Review
Two years ago there was this study done that was reported by Science Daily with the title: “Spoiler Alert: Stories Are Not Spoiled by “Spoilers”. One of the PhD students quoted in the article had this...
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Dead Space Review
Before the Titan Books rerelease, I had never actually read the Dead Space comic. I did watch the motion comic version that released on Xbox Live leading up to the first game, but those were...
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Dead Space: Salvage Review
After the first Dead Space comic and in spite of Downfall, I was excited for more tie-in content. There is a decent span of time between the two games, so setting something in that time sounds like a...
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Dead Space: Liberation Review
Dead Space: Liberation gives the backstory of Dead Space 3’s new playable co-op character John Carver and exactly why he’s tangled up in Isaac Clarke’s web of insanity. While that sounds interesting,...
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Seduction of the Innocent Review
Historical fiction is usually not my forte. If I’m going to read a newly published book that is set more than 20 years ago, there has to be a very compelling plot reason for it. Though if you’re going...
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Everybody Loves Tank Girl Review
I’ve never been a huge fan of Tank Girl. That’s not a knock against the series at all, but I don’t think I quite got it when I first read it in middle school. I just didn’t get it. Nothing about the...
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Johnny Red: Angels Over Stalingrad Review
Battle Picture Weekly, or Battle, was a British war comic magazine that ran through the 70s and 80s, and Johnny Red was one of the more notable ongoing stories. Johnny Red was a Royal Air Force pilot...
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Ten Grand #1 Review
I watched Constantine twice. I got over Keanu’s acting about an hour in, but the concept a guy who battles the forces of heaven is pretty interesting. That’s what I think drew me to the new series by...
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Regular Show #1 Review
When I was growing up most of the comics based off of shows were pretty reasonable to say the least. Comics based off of Nickelodeon and Disney shows appeared in their respective magazines but those...
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Collider #1 Review
Fringe was a television show that was a cross between a police procedural and hard sci-fi. The show slowly became one of my favorite shows of all time. The reason I’m bringing this up is because...
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