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In John Constantine: Hellblazer, Missteps Set the Series Up for Something Greater0
John Constantine: Hellblazer #2 opens with Noah, the mute boy from the previous issue, proclaiming his dislike for the titular magician. He’s right, but nobody is listening. The room of Ri-Boys and Constantine don’t understand sign language, and despite the absolute truth of what he’s saying and the necessity of these characters hearing it, it’s
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Doctor Who Goes Nostalgic in “Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror”0
- Reviews, Television and Film
- January 23, 2020
Director Nida Manzoor and writer Nina Metivier created “Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror,” only the third Doctor Who story both written and directed by women (with the other two being “Enlightenment” and “The Witchfinders”). That is an achievement that cannot be understated, and is proof of Chibnall’s desire to move the program forward. Sadly, the representation
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Far Sector #3 Brings it Back to Earth0
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- January 22, 2020
In Far Sector #3, tempers run high as those on the emotion exploit go up against those on switchoff, resulting in a massive public protest that Lantern Sojourner (Jo) Mullein must bring to a peaceful resolution before things get explosive.
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Dejah Thoris #1-2: Winter is Coming0
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- January 22, 2020
This is a different Dejah Thoris than the one we’ve seen of late. Gone is the naive young princess who must learn the ways of her world in order to navigate it. Now she is a grandmother, ousted from her throne, and the planet of Barsoom faces a threat that it has never felt before.
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Ninja Sex Party’s Coloring Book Brings Two Seconds of Ecstasy0
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- January 21, 2020
A band that sings songs about dicks and unicorns makes a coloring book. This couldn’t possibly go wrong, could it? Well…
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Vampirella: Blood Invasion Breaststrokes Boobily Down the Stream0
- Bookmarked, Reviews
- January 21, 2020
Dynamite Entertainment ventures into the world of prose novels with Vampirella: Blood Invasion, featuring a gorgeous cover by Jenny Frison. Unfortunately, the inside pages could use a little more polish.
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A Helluva Thing: Serialized Death in Black Bolt
- Comics, Comics Academe, Essays, Reviews
- April 20, 2018
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