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
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Alter Ego #46 March 2005 (magazine review).
I recently acquired Alter Ego #46 from an online auction, which features a cover illustration of Bill Everett (1917-1973) by
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Doctor Who: Timey-wimey shenanigans and the return of the Master (Dr Who retrospective S3 in 2007: video).
Returning to the Doctor Who universe, our Damn Fine Stam Fine weighs in on the 2007 season. The Doctor (David
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A Haunting in Venice: Poirot’s paranormal pursuit? (cri-fi film: 1st trailer)
Oh, what a delightful treat we have in store! Get ready for the blockbuster film event of the year, folks:
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The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (scifi film: 1st big trailer).
If you thought we’d seen the last of the heart-pounding, arrow-slinging, and soul-crushing dystopian world of Panem, well, you’re in
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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts – a roaring return to the Big Screen? (film trailer)
Hold onto your gears, ladies and gentlemen; it’s time for yet another Transformers movie, because clearly, we haven’t had enough
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The Flash: high-speed stakes and multidimensional mayhem (superhero movie trailer)
Ah, Warner Bros., they’ve done it again! “The Flash” is a film about a superhero who can’t seem to keep
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Black Mirror: disrupted realities – the shocking twists of Season 6 (video: Netflix trailer).
Oh joy, another round of sleepless nights and existential dread is just around the corner! That’s right, the much-anticipated Black
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Hellboy: The Crooked Man and Others – a collection of fairytales gone wild? (comic-book retrospective).
Once upon a time, in the dark and twisted world of Hellboy, there was a collection of stories so utterly
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Black Knight promises a breathless adventure on Netflix (hold onto your respirators: 2nd trailer).
In a world where air pollution has reached catastrophic levels and respirators are as essential as underwear, who do you
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