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February 16, 2015
Darth Vader #1 (Comics Review)
As part of its bid to “revitalize” the Star Wars franchise, having recently acquired it from George Lucas, Disney last month launched a new Star Wars comic that resets the entire comics-verse established by Dark Horse Comics to just the six movies, the ongoing Star Wars: Rebels show, and something else that I can’t quite […]
February 15, 2015
Conan/Red Sonja #2 (Comics Review)
Last month Dark Horse and Dynamite finally launched their collaborative new series, Conan/Red Sonja, which brings two of the biggest swords-and-sorcery heroes together once again. The first issue detailed the first meeting between the two of them, and it proved to be all-out fun, beating my expectations of the title, whether we talk about the […]
February 13, 2015
Arrow Season 3 Eps 12-13 (TV Show Review)
It isn’t a secret that��CW’s Arrow has had an amazingly good season 3 as far as I’m concerned. I’ve loved pretty much all that we’ve seen on the show so far in the 2014-2015 season, and the greatest thing definitely has to be the fact that Starling City has gone bring the Vigilante’s city to […]
February 12, 2015
The Flash Season 1 Eps 12-13 (TV Show Review)
At a point when we are pretty much half-way through the first season of CW’s��The Flash, there isn’t really any point in repeating myself that the show has been incredible since it started. Debuting the Scarlet Speedster back in October of last year,��The Flash has made waves everywhere and I dare say that it has […]
Agent Carter Season 1 Ep 6 (TV Show Review)
Things have really been heating up on Marvel’s Agent Carter of late. Starting with the revelation two weeks ago that Peggy’s fellow Griffith resident Dottie was a Leviathan agent and then Peggy going to Russia with an SSR team and her old friends the Howling Commandos to kick some Red-butt, it has been a whirlwind […]
February 10, 2015
Ms. Marvel #11 (Comics Review)
Last time we were in the world of��Ms. Marvel, we were witness to the titular hero stepping up big time to be a responsible member of her generation, and inspiring others to do the same. It was a great moment that I think underscores some real-world realities and thus writer G. Willow Wilson is able […]
February 9, 2015
Red Sonja: Vulture’s Circle #2 (Comics Review)
As part of the celebrations for the tenth anniversary of Dynamite publishing��Red Sonja comics, the publisher last month launched a new series with the character, Red Sonja: Vulture’s Circle, which explores the character when she is way past the prime of her life and has taken to opening an academy where young women are given […]
Grimm Fairy Tales #107 (Comics Review)
Last month’s installment of��Grimm Fairy Tales proved to be a rather interesting one in that it developed some of the concepts introduced back in Grimm Fairy Tales #102, and it was also a stand-alone, so it helped center readers with respect to the meta-story of the series. However, while the issue was interesting, it didn’t […]
Swamp Thing #39 (Comics Review)
In the world of��Swamp Thing, the new Machine Kingdom has made some incredible advances in a very short amount of time, going so far as to create its own Avatar, thereby picking one of the titular hero’s greatest enemies as its champion. And the battle that has followed from that has not been kind to […]
February 8, 2015
Grayson #7 (Comics Review)
DC’s��Grayson��has been very impressive since its debut, with only an odd issue along the way that didn’t exactly capture my attention, and that’s saying something since each issue has pushed boundaries. And last month��Grayson #6��pushed even more boundaries by finally setting up a defining conflict between Agent 37 and Midnighter, one that proved to be […]
