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The Best Of Jane Bond by Mike Hubbard (graphic novel review).
With all the chatter about the possibility of the next James Bond being female, it’s worth noting that this concept was explored as…
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Gun Honey Vol. 2: Blood For Blood by Charles Ardai and Ang Hor Kheng (graphic novel review).
In “Gun Honey Book 2: Blood for Blood,” Joanna Tan makes a return, though not at the beginning of the story. A lookalike…
October 2022
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Cixin Liu’s The Circle: A Graphic Novel (The Worlds of Cixin Liu) by Xavier Besse.
Adapted into graphic novel format by Xavier Besse, Cixin Liu’s ‘The Circle’ is unusual among this series of adaptations and, from what I’ve…
April 2022
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Codename Knockout: The Devil You Say by Robert Rodi, Louis Small Jr., Mark Farmer and Amanda Conner (graphic novel review).
I the introduction to ‘Codename Knockout: The Devil You Say’, series writer Robert Rodi says he wanted to update the dynamic of Peter…
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Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007: Serpent’s Tooth by Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy (graphic novels review).
Over the years, I’ve become more reluctant to read media tie-ins, mostly because they aren’t canon and tend to be ignored by source.…
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S.C.I. Spy: The Complete Trade Paperback by Doug Monech and Paul Gulacy (graphic novel review).
‘S.C.I. Spy: The Complete Trade Paperback’ was something I noted coming across it in the ‘Back Issue’ interview with Paul Gulacy who drew…
July 2019
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Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD (season 6 TV trailer).
Here’s the final trailer for the last – supposedly (we keep on getting told the thing is really, really, finished; then, like a…
May 2018
ReviewComics
James Bond: Casino Royale by Ian Fleming, Van Jensen and Dennis Calero (graphic novel review).
Since it was first published in 1953, ‘Casino Royale’ has been a marker of both the pleasures and the problems of the James…