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Why I’m Done With Marvel vs. DC Discussions
So I booked my tickets to see The Suicide Squad on opening day & I will have a spoiler review up on the film within a week but before I do I decided to...
Comics
Remember Andy Xenon: An Interview With Writer Tom Pinchuk
Awesome powers? Adventures all over the world?! Andy Xenon was the boy hero every kid wished they could be! But then he turned 18 and those powers suddenly vanished. No more adventures. What happened?...
Interviews
Slow City Blues: An Interview With Samuel Haine And John Livesay
SLOW CITY BLUES is an ongoing series following Detective John Loris, who gets trapped inside his imagination after a horrible accident causes him to try and take his own life. John instead ends up in...
Comics
The Clock #1 Review: The Cancer Before the Apocalypse
On the brink of a global pandemic, a leading cancer researcher must continue to search for a cure to the illness, even after his wife has died from it. Minor Spoilers for The Clock...
Comics
SLOW CITY BLUES: An Interview
So, tired of the same old super stuff, and crime comics. Want a comic book series that's kind of out there, in there, and in between. well, that is the drive behind a new...
Comics
A Novel Review: Isola #9 Transmogrifies The Queen
If the stories you like aren't necessarily always about superheroes who punch their problems away, then you might want to cruise on over to Image Comics. Their policy of creator-owned content allows for more...
Comics
A Novel Review: Ice Cream Man #14 Is A Seriously Dark Comic
Many comics are quite straightforward: here's the hero/heroine, there's the bad guy, punch 'em in the face, save the citizens, intergalactic threat, new costume, on to the next one. Every so often, however, you...
Comics
A Novel Review: Black Science #42 Is The Penultimate Issue You Deserve
"Reality ain't all it's cracked up to be." That might not even be a real quote, but it still stands as a stark reminder that the subjective properties by which we gauge our existence...