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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Webcomic Wednesday – Quickfire Comics
Hey everybody! Welcome to Webcomic Wednesday where I take a look at the digital comic space and tell you what you should check out. This week I’m doing something a bit different – I’m going to rattle off three separate … Continue reading
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Film Review: Pacific Rim
Pacific Rim feels like a breath of fresh air. Not that you’d notice from the trailers, which depict the robots vs monsters pitch more akin to a Transformers film than that of the final product. In fact, Guillmero Del Toro’s … Continue reading
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Revival #12 Review – Tim Seeley and Mike Norton
Revival is a series I don’t find myself talking about very much. Not because lack of quality – Tim Seeley and Mike Norton’s horror mystery is a slow burning scare, broken up by a solid family drama that hits all the … Continue reading
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Webcomic Wednesday – Batman ’66
Holy atomic pile Batman! It’s Webcomic Wednesday, the day I trawl through the digital space to show the readers something new and exciting. This week I’m checking out DC’s latest digital effort Batman ’66, courtesy of writer Jeff Parker, and the … Continue reading
Review: Young Avengers #7 – Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie
Full disclaimer – I have never read the much-loved original run of Young Avengers from a few years back. It slipped right past me, and I have always intended to pick it up. So without this preconception, I picked up the first … Continue reading
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Tagged gillen, mckelvie, young avengers
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Webcomic Wednesday – The Private Eye
Hello and welcome to Webcomic Wednesday! Each week I trawl through the digital space to bring something new and exciting, and share it with you, the dear reader. This week I return with one of my favourite writers, and his … Continue reading
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Review: The Walking Dead #112 – Kirkman, Adlard and Rathburn
The Walking Dead is unique in so many ways, but one of the most singular to the title is that there are truly no story arcs as defined by most other comic books. Instead what you have is one long … Continue reading
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Webcomic Wednesday – Prodigal
Hello and welcome to Webcomic Wednesday! Each week I trawl through the digital space to bring something new and exciting, and hsare it with you, dear reader. This week I’m returning to take a look at a series that has … Continue reading
Review: Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1 – Nick Spencer and Steve Lieber
Another double header review from Sean and Shawn – enjoy! – Ed. Sean Robinson’s Take Superior Spider-Month kicks off over at Marvel Comics on an interesting note. Superior Foes of Spider-Man #1, is actually anything but Superior – in a good … Continue reading
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Tagged nick spencer, steve lieber, superior spiderman, villains
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Review: Avengers A.I. #1 – Humphries and Araujo
And so we begin with the Age of Ultron spin-offs, this one featuring Hank Pym, Vision, Monica Chang, Victor Mancha, and a Doombot. Despite AoU’s truly dire final issue, this seemed like an interesting combination. I love Vision, I find … Continue reading