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Comic Book Creator #23 Summer 2020 (magazine review).

The latest edition of ‘Comic Book Creator’ is stacked with interviews. The first is an interview with Peruvian artist Pablo

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Dredd (movie retrospective: video).

The Critical Drinker sits down, peels the cap on a cold one, and muses about Dredd, the violent 2012 science

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Terminator: The Burning Earth by Ron Fortier and Alex Ross (graphic novel review).

Oddly, I was after this graphic novel looking to see what Alex Ross painted prior to ‘Marvels’. After all, you

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Alter Ego #95 July 2010 (magazine review).

With a cover by Marie Severin, this has to be issue of ‘Alter Ego’ which looks at her most famous

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DC Universe and DC Comics: COVID layoffs bloodbath (news).

Looks like there’s been a jobs-related bloodbath over at DC, with lots of comics staff laid off for good, and

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Moonshadow: The Definitive Edition by J.M. DeMatthis and Jon J. Muth (graphic novel review).

I remember reading some of J.M. DeMatthis and Jon J. Muth’s ‘Moonshadow’ back in the late 1980s, more really for

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Flashpoint by Geoff Johns, Andy Kubert and Sandra Hope (graphic novel review).

I had noted ‘Flashpoint’ as something I ought to have a read of, and only when collecting its cover discovered

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Jason Kingsley interview: the future of the Dredd TV series (video).

Here’s an interview with the always entertaining Jason Kingsley, founder along with his brother of the video game developer Rebellion,

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Keanu Reeves comic-book with added Keanu Reeves (news).

Here’s something to look forward to, BOOM! Studios is publishing BRZRKR, a twelve-issue limited comic-book series written by Keanu Reeves

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The Life And Times Of Martha Washington In The Twenty-First Century by Frank Miller and Dave Gibbons (graphic novel review).

In many respects, Dave Gibbons work on ‘Martha Washington’ has been over-shadowed by ‘Watchmen’, although looking at the two graphic

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