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Doom Patrol Vol. 3: Down Paradise Way by Grant Morrison, Richard Case, Kelley Jones, Mark McKenna, John Nyberg and Kim Demulder (graphic novel review)

If you wondered when Danny the Street appeared, then look no further than ‘Doom Patrol Vol. 3: Down Paradise Way’,

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Ghibli Park is growing a Toxic Jungle, and we demand a full-size Pirate Airship (news).
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Ghibli Park is growing a Toxic Jungle, and we demand a full-size Pirate Airship (news).

Studio Ghibli has apparently looked at its enormous park in Aichi, looked at the millions of people already wandering around

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Ann Droid BBC comedy
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Seven Days in the Genre Trenches: 28 July – 4 August 2026 (news roundup).

Another week, another skip’s-worth of spaceships, séances and sentient hair to sift through. Comic-Con dust is still settling in San

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There’s No Such Thing As A Bad Villain
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There’s No Such Thing As A Bad Villain: an article by GF Willmetts.

I commented a few months ago that I was researching an article about the popularity of super-villains, particularly those at

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The Boys season 4 (TV series review).

I seem to be a little behind in getting season four of The Boys on Blu-ray. Googling tells me it

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Spider-Man Brand New Day trailer: Peter Parker gets a fresh start (trailer).
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Spider-Man Brand New Day: Mark Kermode’s superhero film review (video).

Mark Kermode slips in to the film reviewer seat once more (see his video above) to muse that by the

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Doom Patrol Vol. 1: Crawling From The Wreckage by Grant Morrison (graphic novel review)

I pulled this graphic novel, ‘Doom Patrol Vol. 1: Crawling From The Wreckage’, and the run of Grant Morrison written

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Comic Book Creator # 44 July 2026 (magazine review)

This issue of ‘Comic Book Creator’ starts off with the first of a three-part interview by Glen Cadigan with writer

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Back Issue #168 July 2026 (magazine review).

This edition of Back Issue is sub-titled Here There Be Dragons! I’m a little curious about some of the choices,

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Lanterns brings Cosmic Police work to HBO (trailer).
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Lanterns trailer lands: True Detective meets Green Lantern (video).

For decades, the Green Lantern corner of DC has had a curious relationship with live action. Sometimes it has been

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