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Harley Quinn Vol. 2: Joker Loves Harley by Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner and John Timms (graphic novel review).

These latest adventures of Harley Quinn, taken from her own title, # 8-13 from 2016-17, has gotten ever more surreal.

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Alter Ego #100: Centennial: March 2011 (magazine review).

The 100th issue of ‘Alter Ego’ back in 2011 really had a special squarebound treatment and 28 more pages and

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Penultiman #1 by Tom Peyer and Alan Robinson (e-comicbook review).

Penultiman originally appeared in the one-shot anthology, ‘Steel Cage’, which the publishers Ahoy Comics have handily placed on-line for free

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How many Spider-Men can a single new movie hold? (Kevin Smith & Marc Bernardin’s geek news review).

Your spider-sense should be tingling as our own web-slingers of the Pod World, Marc Bernardin and Kevin Smith, are back

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Drawing Marvel Comics’ The Thing (video tutorial).

Marvel Comics artist Joshua Cassara joins SFcrowsnest for a hour-and-half-long video tutorial on how he draws Ben Grimm aka The

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Avengers vs Thanos by Jim Starlin and Mike Friedrich (e-graphic novel review).

Cheapskate confession: I read ‘Avengers vs Thanos’ with a kindle app on my tablet because it’s currently free with Amazon

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Harley Quinn Volume 1: Hot In The City by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Chad Hardin, Stephanie Roux, Alex Sinclair and Paul Mounts (graphic novel review).

I was curious to see how Harley Quinn was treated in ‘The New 52’ and pulled ‘Volume 1: Hot In

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Kristin Kreuk interview: To Smallville and Beyond (video).
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Kristin Kreuk interview: To Smallville and Beyond (video).

Actress Kristin Kreuk of Smallville fame joins us to share what it’s been like for her in Canada during the

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Pennyworth: season two (TV series trailer).

Here’s the trailer for the 2nd season of TV series Pennyworth, where in 1960s London, Bruce Wayne’s SAS-trained ex-squaddie butler,

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Judge Dredd: cop that, perp! (video)

Here’s a 30-minute-long Zoom-style video panel of creators and fans yacking about the present and future of the Judge Dredd

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