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Author Seth DeHaan

Seth DeHaan

Seth likes odd comics, the stranger the better. He also enjoys laughing at dumb jokes and trying to be be less terrible at video games. He is most often found sitting in the dark, clicking things.

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Comic Book Review: Kill Or Be Killed #2

Seth DeHaan
September 18, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
Kill or Be Killed #2 brings us deeper into Dylan’s story, revealing more about his past and telling the tale of his first kill. Like the first issue of the series, Kill or Be Killed #2 gives us a cold op...
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Comic Book Review: The Black Monday Murders #1

Seth DeHaan
August 14, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
The Black Monday Murders #1 is a rich introduction to what promises to be another weird, intricate world from Jonathan Hickman. If you’re untrained in the financial arts, the world of stocks, bonds, and ...
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9.5

Comic Book Review: Kill or Be Killed #1

Seth DeHaan
August 8, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
Kill or Be Killed #1 is a violent return to form from the superstar team of Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and Elizabeth Breitweiser. Vigilante justice is always a divisive topic. Some see those who take th...
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Comic Book Review: Wolf #9

Seth DeHaan
July 31, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
Wolf #9 is a gorgeous showcase of violence with a few strange, philosophical pit stops. The first pages open in the middle of a brawl, continuing directly from Wolf #8. The skills of art team Ricardo Lop...
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Comic Book Review: Prophet: Earth War #5

Seth DeHaan
July 20, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
The cover for Prophet: Earth War #5 is straight out of the sci-fi pulp racks: a four-armed, scowling space warrior looms over a sexy, glowing apparition. This simplicity could not be more in contrast with the v...
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Comic Book Review: Mirror #5

Seth DeHaan
July 17, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
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The final issue of the first arc, this extra-long issue of Mirror brings the story to a satisfying conclusion, although it leaves several of the central mysteries intact. Emma Rios has written a story less abou...
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Comic Book Review: Mirror #4

Seth DeHaan
May 20, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
Since its first issue, Mirror has examined the human desire to change, to mold, to experiment, and what happens when that desire comes up against an alien, greater power. This issue brings the conflict between ...
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8.5

Comic Book Review: Prophet: Earth War #4

Seth DeHaan
May 11, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
Like Prophet before it, Prophet: Earth War is an exercise in mad, alien excess. In this issue, massive crystalline warbeasts stride across the desert to destroy the towers of their enemies. A three-armed, telek...
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Comic Book Review: Harrow County #12

Seth DeHaan
May 10, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
In the first arc of Harrow County, Emmy discovered the terrible truth about her home, the people she loves, and her place in the legacy of the witch, Hester Beck. The second arc showed her coming to grips with ...
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