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Comic Book Review: Gemini
The concept of Gemini is one that is original, but perhaps not best executed by creator Jay Faerber.
Gemini: The Complete Series, is about a superhero whose identity is so secretive that even he doesn’t kno...
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Comic Book Review: Motor Crush #1
Motor Crush #1 takes a direction that I wasn’t at all anticipating. The opening pages of the comic read as if it is some sort Speed Racer clone, only on motorcycles and with a female lead.
The main chara...
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Comic Book Review: Head Lopper Vol. 1
It is a tale as old as time. Big brutish man kills monster, big brutish man is then asked to go on a quest to kill an evil sorcerer, man kills more monsters, man kills sorcerer, man finds out he was betrayed, a...
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Comic Book Review: Eclipse #2
In the world of Eclipse, the sun burns so hot that it will literally melt the people living on earth alive. The residents have been forced to move underground and away from the damaging rays.
In Eclipse #1 ...
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Comic Book Review: Ringside #7
Ringside is one of those series that might be better read in trade thann on a month-to-month or issue by issue basis. The series, which tells the story of a retired pro-wrestler turned thug, is one that is both...
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Comic Book Review: Chew #58
In the most recent issue, Chew #58, Tony Chu and wife Amelia Mintz choose to spend their last days on earth enjoying one another’s company, waiting for the inevitable apocalypse and their eventual demise.
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Comic Book Review: Velvet Vol. 3
Ed Brubaker has made a career out of writing comics in the true crime and mystery genres. There are few people working in comics today that occupy this niche, and even fewer who can do it with as much talent an...
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Comic Book Review: Weavers #5
Since issue one, Weavers has remained an interesting series, in particular because of how it handles its main character Sid’s backstory. In the first issue we were given almost zero information about the type o...
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Comic Book Review: Black Science #24
Black Science #24 brings things full circle for Grant and Pia McKay’s relationship. In the prior issues the two have had a hard time getting along. In order to patch things up, Grant attempted to steal a sacred...
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Comic Book Review: Skybourne #1
From the mind of comic book artist Frank Cho, Skybourne #1 is The Highlander meets King Arthur meets James Bond, and it is a whole lot of fun.
Skybourne #1 introduces us to Grace Skybourne as she tries ...