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Mighty Marvel Monday: 2014 Wrap-Up
Well, kids, 2014 sure was a year. Let’s take a look back at the Marvel news that made this year exciting/bearable/confusing, shall we?
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December 29, 2014
Review: Brass Sun: The Wheel of Worlds
Brass Sun: The Wheel of Worlds Author: Ian Edginton Artist: I. N. J. Culbard 2000AD/Rebellion Ian Edginton and I. N. J. Culbard’s graphic novel Brass Sun: The Wheel of Worlds is not what you might expect from a 2000AD story. There’s no ultraviolence or grimness, and it’s not really a ...
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A Trip Down Fear Street: Silent Night 1, 2, and 3
Due to some holiday delay, A Trip Down Fear Street took longer than intended, so I crammed all three of the Fear Street superchillers Silent Night 1, 2, and 3 into a single review. Tagline Silent Night: Happy holidays – you’re dead! Silent Night 2: Jingle Bells – Santa kills! Silent ...
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Protecting Your Privacy & Data in the New Year
I imagine many of us are making our New Year’s resolutions; living healthier lives, being more creative, making time for family, etc. But the beginning of the New Year is a good time to evaluate your digital identity and footprint. When’s the last time you changed your passwords? ...
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“Percy Jackson could be Homer.”
Recommended Listening: On this week’s episode of CBC’s The Sunday Edition, Michael Enright interviewed literary historian, Adam Nicholoson. His new book, The Mighty Dead: Why Homer Matters, argues that the Illiad is, well, the best thing ever, and that Homer continues to be of ...
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The Return of The Binder: Top Ten Things You’ll Find In Mitt Romney’s Binders Full of Women
10. Steven Moffat’s “folder of women.” 9. Irrelevant comics professionals stewing over cosplayers. 8. “Ethics” in Gaming. 7. People who still don’t understand what Feminism is. 6. Journalistic fuck up on sexual assault followed by victim blaming apology. 5. ...
