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February 8, 2015

Secret Avengers #12 (Comics Review)

Recently writer Ales Kot turned��Secret Avengers on its head when he revealed that Modok had actually been the one to have planned all the bad stuff that had been happening to the Secret Avengers and Maria Hill, and that at the same time his favoured henchman Snapper had also been quite actively involved in his […]
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Published on February 08, 2015 11:09

February 7, 2015

Comics Picks For 21.01.2015

Another week of a “Magic 40″, though no graphic novels. This week’s surprise hits were��Ivar, Timewalker #1 from Valiant,��Mortal Kombat X #4 from DC, and��Twilight Zone: Shadow And Substance #1 from Dynamite. The disappointments of the week were��Spider-Woman #3 from Dynamite and Spider-Verse #2 and The Amazing Spider-Man #13 from Marvel and Vampirella: Feary Tales […]
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Published on February 07, 2015 09:52

February 5, 2015

Agent Carter Season 1 Ep 5 (TV Show Review)

Marvel’s latest television offering, Agent Carter, has been a great addition to comics-related television, and it has indeed been more spectacular than expected. Some of the gender politics-related condescension has rubbed me the wrong way in the last couple of episodes, but at the same time I have truly enjoyed what the show has to […]
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Published on February 05, 2015 11:52

February 4, 2015

Fast-Shot Comics Reviews 28.01.2015

Last Fast-Shot Comics Review for comics released in January 2015! The picks for this week are: Bitch Planet #2, Jungle Book: Fall of The Wild #2, Robyn Hood #6, Wolverines #1-4, Gotham By Midnight #1-3 and Unity #13-14. Bitch Planet #2: Last month’s Bitch Planet #1 from Image Comics was a fairly interesting tale. It […]
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Published on February 04, 2015 21:11

February 3, 2015

Gotham Academy #4 (Comics Review)

It isn’t without reason that one of DC’s newest books,��Gotham Academy, has found such success among the glut of superhero comics everywhere. A story set in Gotham that focuses on kids in a school environment with some inbuilt horror and thrills, Gotham Academy has quickly become one of my favourite comics to read every month. […]
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Published on February 03, 2015 21:07

King: The Phantom #1 (Comics Review)

Last year Dynamite closed out its Kings Watch mini-series, which brought together three of the greatest pulp-era comic-strip heroes Flash Gordon, The Phantom and Mandrake the Magician in an effort to combat an invasion of Earth by Ming the Merciless of Mongo. The extra-dimensional war took its toll on the heroes and the villain alike, […]
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Published on February 03, 2015 20:42

Gotham Season 1 Eps 13-14 (TV Show Review)

Even though Fox’s Gotham had an interesting enough mid-season finale, the changes in the status quo didn’t really stick it out once the show came back on air a month ago, and things were back to normal pretty damn quick, as it were. All of which was rather disappointing since I was really looking forward […]
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Published on February 03, 2015 11:57

February 2, 2015

Tomb Raider #12 (Comics Review)

Last month saw the start of a new arc on Dark Horse’s Tomb Raider. Lara is currently starring in a small stage production of Pride & Prejudice by her friend Jonah, a character carried over from the Tomb Raider game. In the midst of it all we also got to see some more fallout from […]
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Published on February 02, 2015 11:40

Inhuman #11 (Comics Review)

Marvel’s Avengers & X-Men: AXIS event has been a right headache for me. The whole “hero morality-inversion” really messed things up for a lot of characters, and none more so than Queen Medusa of New Attilan, the leader of the Inhumans and NuHumans. She became war-like and aggressive, deliberately courting disaster from the world powers […]
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Published on February 02, 2015 11:06

February 1, 2015

Catwoman #38 (Comics Review)

Its really not a good time for Selina Kyle, or should I say, Selina Kyle-Calabrese. The head of the Calabrese crime family that rules a good portion of Gotham. She also happens to be in direct opposition to Roman Sionis aka the Black Mask and the Hasigawa family, though she is courting them for now […]
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Published on February 01, 2015 11:59