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Neurosapiens: An Anthology

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Centauri is on page 94 of 240 of Batman: 1 out of 5
A petty lowlife got the upperhand on Batman. And then the hero hears the "voice" of the city itself. That's the premise in a nutshell.
(Low level) bad guy gets away and Bruce is having delusions of the city calling to him, to join and empower him so that the streets are protected. It has the feel of the symbiote (from Marvel) which is not the character, at all.
Batman by Mark Chiarello
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Centauri is on page 84 of 240 of Batman: 4 out of 5
Batman was originally a street level vigilante with money, and this story uses that consept, but with a modern "slums" twist, skating a fine line of racism and reality. Justice doesn't care about age or skin color, so yeah, kids can get a little Bat-Justice. And of course he'd really go after the adults putting children in harm's way (ironic, I know). The ethos of lost and warped-minded kids hits hardest.
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The Emotion Thesaurus by Angela Ackerman
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Be careful to not simply cut and paste. This book is a wonderful tool to helping a writer think broader about delivering emotion, motivation, and description. It is still up to the author to pay attention to detail and context and flow; simplying ins ...more
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Black Superheroes, Milestone Comics, and Their Fans by Jeffrey A.  Brown
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This is not a fun read, in the sense of entertaining. This is very much an info dump origin of the Milestone comic, with tangents stretched throughout history to justify the need for such a company. Every bit of historic fact that led to Milestone ma ...more
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Black Superheroes, Milestone Comics, and Their Fans by Jeffrey A.  Brown
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This is not a fun read, in the sense of entertaining. This is very much an info dump origin of the Milestone comic, with tangents stretched throughout history to justify the need for such a company. Every bit of historic fact that led to Milestone ma ...more
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Thunderbolts by Jim Zub
Thunderbolts: Back on Target
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It was an odd tale. The heroes had PR coaches and sponsors, and the threats never felt big enough to need such a team. And the characters lacked depth. Yet, it was entertaining, in that good versus bad guy kind of way
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Thunderbolts by Jim Zub
Thunderbolts: Back on Target
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It was an odd tale. The heroes had PR coaches and sponsors, and the threats never felt big enough to need such a team. And the characters lacked depth. Yet, it was entertaining, in that good versus bad guy kind of way
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Space Junk by Julian Hanshaw
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Humanity truly becomes the universal virus in this story. Hopping planet to planet, excessively consuming the resources before moving on, is the catalyst of this tale. It takes a while for the protagonist to actually voice why they don't want to go a ...more
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The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis
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A story of morality told from the perspective of an ethereal being wanting to corrupt humanity is a wild notion, especially for the time in which the story was originally written. There was no glorifying the demons and their stances or desires, just ...more
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“Dr. Ian Malcolm, "God creates dinosaurs, God destroys dinosaurs. God creates Man, man destroys God. Man creates dinosaurs"
Dr. Ellie Sattler, "Dinosaurs eat man..... Woman inherits the earth”
― Jurassic Park

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