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Author Archives: Kimberley Griffiths
Review – Captain America: The Winter Soldier
I waited months to see Captain America: The First Avenger. I was worried that they would take one of Marvel’s great characters, and make a film that took his title literally and create something that ultimately boiled down to US … Continue reading
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Retrospective – Wolverine: Old Man Logan (2008/09 Millar/McNiven)
I was talked into reading Old Man Logan back in 2011, after much hesitation and more than a few I promise, I’ll read it next week‘s. Honestly, it’s not a book I ever gave a second glance to, mostly because the … Continue reading
Black Widow #1 and #2 – Nathan Edmonson/Phil Noto
2014 heralds the return of solo titles for two characters I have long been a fan of. In February, She-Hulk hits the racks, with what looks to be a promising new series. First off though, Black Widow is in the spotlight, … Continue reading
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Review: Avengers Annual #1 – Immonen/LaFuente
Avengers Annual #1 is a welcome bit of light relief, after the convoluted complexity porn that was Hickman’s Infinity. It’s equal parts action packed, witty, poignant, and bizarrely adorable. Writer Katherine Immonen has written a fun and charming stand alone story, that … Continue reading
Review – Thor: The Dark World
This probably won’t come as a great shock, considering my propensity for the more human side of the Marvel Universe than the cosmic, but Thor: The Dark World is the ‘phase 2’ film I have been looking forward to the … Continue reading
Avengers: Endless Wartime – Warren Ellis and Mike McCone
Endless Wartime is a strange book. It exists in the murky subspace between the primary Marvel continuity, and the cinematic universe – despite being ‘officially’ a part of the former – and as such, needs to be viewed from two … Continue reading
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S01E05 – The Girl in the Flower Dress
The Girl in the Flower Dress is an insipid title for a TV episode, and that’s exactly what you can expect the fifth episode of Agents of SHIELD to be – insipid. I found The Girl in the Flower Dress to … Continue reading
Hawkeye #13 – Fraction / Aja / Hollingsworth
It’s been such a long wait, but finally Hawkeye #13 is here. Honestly, I adore this title so much that even a month is too long between issues. Two and a half? Be right back, I’m in the corner shaking … Continue reading
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ep.3: The Asset
So, we have reached episode three. If my life were an episode of Friends right now, it would probably be titled ‘The one where Kim decides whether or not she gives a shit’. And I do. Give a shit, that … Continue reading
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Captain America: Living Legend #1 – Diggle/Granov
What is Captain America: Living Legend? Well, three years late, is a good place to start. This four part miniseries was supposed to be released in the lead up to the Captain America: The First Avenger (albeit under a different … Continue reading
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