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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Review: Age of Ultron #10 – Disappointment x 2
Something a little different with this review, with both Shawn and Sean throwing their hats in the ring to have a loser look… Shawn’s take After ten issues of anticipation and hope for a mind blowing climax that would forever … Continue reading
Marvel Cinematic Universe and Fan Creations At Their Best
I little birdy tells me that our own Kimberley Griffiths has a quite popular blog on her hands. The Mediavengers Tumblr site has a host of absolutely brilliant fan creations showing Marvel Cinematic Universe characters appearing in mainstream media publications. … Continue reading
Posted in Fan creations, Humour
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Circus: The Graphic Novel – Get Inside The Show!
There’s so many crowd-funded comic projects out there, but I still love shining the spotlight on local ones as I come across them. Toowoomba’s Will McLaren has a promising graphic novel project on offer over at Pozible. The story sounds … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Independents
Tagged circus, crowdsourcing, mcclaren
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Webcomic Wednesday – PhD Comics
This week our regular webcomic guru Sean is buried under a pile of non-comic books due to his studies, so it’s my pleasure to step in for the week to cover a webcomic I enjoy: PhD comics: A disclaimer up … Continue reading
Review: Superman Unchained #1 – Scott Snyder & Jim Lee
Superman is getting a lot of love lately, and why shouldn’t he? He’s the superhero archetype, celebrating not only 75 years of his existence, but also essentially heralding the 75 years of superhero comics as we know it. He’s got … Continue reading
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Review: Batman #21 – Snyder and Capullo
Batman perhaps more than any other comic book character has had his origin examined and scrutinized, most notably by Frank Miller in his masterfully written Year One. So when Zero Year was announced I was cautiously optimistic. The fact that … Continue reading
Review: Avengers Assemble #16: Deconnick and Buffagni
Avengers Assemble #16 is the second in the ‘Enemy Within’ crossover with Captain Marvel, a five issue arc over the two titles, and written by Kelly Sue DeConnick, queen of the clever dialogue and character driven storyline. While this event … Continue reading
My Pull List: Kimberley Griffiths
My Pull List is a regular look at the comics we regularly read. Each time we’ll get one comics lover to detail the books they can’t do without month to month. If you’d like to be a participant,drop us a … Continue reading
Webcomic Wednesday – Moth City Season 2
“What?!” I hear you say, “But Sean, today is THURSDAY. You’re a day late!” Well, sure I am. But it’s my show, so my rules and stuff. And besides, good things take time, so the extra day only makes it … Continue reading
Review: Iron Man #11 – Gillen and Eaglesham
Kieron Gillen is re-building Iron Man and he is using alien technology to do so. Well that’s not entirely true, but he is re-tooling the origin story as told to Stark by the alien robot 451. And what a story … Continue reading
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