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Comics Review: “Fear Itself #1″
Fear Itself #1 supposedly reflects our real world fears only, you know, with costumed heroes and mythological gods running around as well. That “real worldness” of Marvel is supposedly what sets it apart from
Read More »DVD Review: “X-Men: Gifted,” “Iron Man: Extremis,” and “Black Panther”
Scott Malchus takes a look at three new comic related DVD's
Read More »Comics Review: “Red”
In Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner’s Red, Paul Moses is a monster. The former CIA operative who can’t escape the memories of the acts he did in the name of his country doesn’t look
Read More »Comics Review: “Absolute Planetary, Volumes 1 & 2″
Warren Ellis and John Cassaday know where the bodies are buried. Not literal bodies but the fictional corpses of the 20th century heroes and legends. In a 1998 short introductory story, Planetary literally began
Read More »Confessions of a Comics Shop Junkie, No. 10: “Criminal: The Sinners,” “Supergod,” and More
Time once more for yet another Confessions of a Comics Shop Junkie, in which I attempt to point out various offerings of a sequential graphics-type nature that I think might be worth your time
Read More »Turn Me On, Dead Man: Nick Cave’s “The Death of Bunny Munro”
Nick Cave has spent the better part of the past decade reasserting himself in his role as true rennaisance man. After the subdued and stately The Boatman’s Call (1997) and No More Shall We
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