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Written and Illustrated by Steve SkrocePublished by Marvel Comics   Steve Skroce is one of the artists remaining, alongside Geof Darrow, who have a fun sensibility about what they do.
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Posted by Bob Muir on Apr 29, 2015 in Videogames | It feels like the Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter was ages ago, but it was only September 2013 that it was
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Dune: Part Two is still doing very well at the box office as its most recent receipts have been tallied and the film has crossed the $600 million worldwide mark. Last
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Paramount+ has unceremoniously and without warning dropped 10 kids’ titles from its current catalog, including several animated shows from popular animated franchises such as Blue’s Clues and Rugrats. This week’s
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The prosecution is ready with an updated Capcom Snapshots report!

In the early days of comic fandom (early 1960s) a man* had a letter published in a fanzine with an article telling why Amazing Man was so amazing. Amazing Man
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Welcome back to Gotham! After defeating the Black Mask, The False Face Society, and Safiyah, you’d think that the city would get some respite. But this is Gotham we’re talking
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[2022 Stoker Award-winner Kolchak: The Night Stalker 50th Anniversary. Cover by Colton Worley. Image courtesy of James Aquilone.] Kolchak: The Night Stalker 50th Anniversary won the 2022 Stoker Award for
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A couple of days before Singapore’s National Day (on the 9th), and I’ve some time before needing to head into the dayjob later today, so this’ll be a quick catch-up
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Meet the New Comic Shop Opening the Door for Inclusion The news has not been good for Local Comic Shops this year. Many shops are closing as the market shifts.
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I was so impressed by The Fatal Folio, third in the Cambridge Bookshop mystery series by Elizabeth Penney, that I went back and read the first two. The series began
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Some amazing person has uploaded the episodes of America’s Greatest Otaku to the Internet Archive. This reality show was what Stu Levy did as an attempt to pivot Tokyopop from
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I didn’t read much of The Way of the Househusband. It’s a good concept — Tatsu, a former gangster, applies the same kind of single-minded dedication and scary overachievement that
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Beloved and I saw Justice League over the weekend.  I’ve got to say, we didn’t think it was bad.  I think the main issue is that the Marvel Cinematic Universe
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At Comic Con Eisner-nominated and award-winning writer Ram Venkatesan, better known as Ram V (The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, The Swamp Thing) had quite an eventful Comic Con in
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Et tu, Gazef? Perhaps the crowning shame of the latest season of Overlord is the removal of Gazef Stronoff, a man’s man, from the board…. The post Et tu, Gazef?
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The Twitterverse was buzzing today over the news that MX Media, the team behind a lot of the translations that appear on the Crunchyroll simulcasts, was going to stop including
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APE once again features an amazing roster of special guests. This year’s roster includes writer/artist Bob Fingerman (Minimum Wage), Eisner Award-winning creator Faith Erin Hicks (The Adventures of Superhero Girl),
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Desoxymethyltestosterone, also known as Madol or DMT, is a synthetic anabolic steroid that has gained notoriety in the bodybuilding community. It is a performance-enhancing substance that athletes and bodybuilders use
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