Thomas O'Connor
March 18, 2016 Blog, Trailers, Trending, TV Trailers
On a sunny, lazy Friday afternoon, it’s pretty understandable to unwind. Some people unwind with a good book, or a cold beer with friends. Me, I like to sully the good names of reputable film websites with news about Japanese superheroes, a genre so niche around these parts that I ...
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Thomas O'Connor
March 18, 2016 Blog, Trailers, Trending, TV Trailers
There are already a lot of people out there who’ve watched all of Daredevil season 2, and when those devoted souls wake up from their binge-induced comas, they’ll already be hungry for the next big series. This is the problem with the Netflix TV model, I think. While weekly shows can stretch ...
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Erin Perry
March 18, 2016 Books, Comics, Image
Rat Queens #15 finishes out the "Demons" arc with revelations and character rebirth, all driven by the question: demon or Queen? At the heart of this is a he said/she said retelling of how Hannah got kicked out of Mage University that ends with miscommunication and missteps. This final issue of the arc slams the reader in the best narrative ways and puts an emotional cap on what has been a stellar arc by Wiebe.
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J.R. Kinnard
March 18, 2016 Film, Film Reviews, Headlines
Director Gavin Hood’s new thriller, 'Eye in the Sky,' is a vital commentary on the nature of point-and-click warfare.
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J.R. Kinnard
March 18, 2016 Film, Film Reviews, Film Spotlight
There’s an undercurrent of genuine sadness in 'Hello, My Name Is Doris' that makes this otherwise modest comedy romance feel surprisingly poignant
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Edgar Chaput
March 18, 2016 Friday Film Noir
For Friday Noir #150, in addition to a well deserved pat on the back, the column will take a look at some of the posters of the classic noir period. Loving movie posters is a curious passion. Today, the one-sheet theatrical poster that hangs in a theatre lobby or is ...
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J.R. Kinnard
March 18, 2016 Film, Film Reviews, Headlines
No amount of added action or plot twists can elevate 'The Divergent Series: Allegiant' beyond a glorified soap opera
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J.R. Kinnard
March 18, 2016 Film, Film Reviews, Film Spotlight
Blink and you might miss this ultra-slight morsel, but it’s definitely worth keeping an eye out for 'The Confirmation.'
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Mad Moll Green
March 18, 2016 Comics, Marvel, New Series
Captain Marvel #3 Written by Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters Art by Kris Anka & Felipe Smith Colors by Matthew Wilson Letters by Joe Caramagna Published by Marvel Comics If you thought it was good before, All-New All-Different Captain Marvel is really hitting its stride this week, delivering well-paced, ...
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Thomas O'Connor
March 17, 2016 Blog, Trending
Right now, comics fans the world over are being asked by their non-comics-fans friends what this whole Civil War thing is about, and why the normally chummy Iron Man and Captain America are going to be slugging it out in the next Marvel movie. The answer, I believe, is a sigh of frustration ...
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Ben Howard
March 17, 2016 Comic Book Features, Comics, Hive of Scum, Webcomic
Despite flaws with the art, Blue Valkyrie is a fresh superheroine and a great representation of trans women. It's heart-felt, action-packed, and tackles social issues head on. Give the comic a read, support trans women creators and characters in comics, and let's make the comics world a more diverse, awesome place! Believe me, it's worth it.
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Thomas O'Connor
March 17, 2016 Blog, Movie Trailers, Trailers, Trending
It’s hard to imagine any other comic book movie trailer making as big a splash as we saw last week with the new Captain America: Civil War trailer, unless that insane fantasy version of the Batman vs Superman trailer I cooked up becomes real, but I somehow doubt that. But the advertising ...
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Kieran Harris
March 17, 2016 Game Reviews, Games
After a successful PC release last summer, IMGN.PRO’s narratively-driven survival horror Kholat finally reaches the PS4. The title follows a popular trend within horror movies and games alike, as it’s story centres around “true events.” Specifically, the 1959 Dyatlov Pass Incident, where 10 students went missing in the Ural Mountains and 9 were later ...
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Ashley Leckwold
March 17, 2016 Action Lab, Books, Comics, Danger Zone
Tomboy #1-4 Written and drawn by Mia Goodwin Published by Action Lab Comics/Danger Zone The magical girl genre has proliferated in comics and animation a lot as of late as the generation that grew up with those shows has started getting into the industry. It has lead to a lot ...
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Andrew Doscas
March 17, 2016 Comic Spotlight, Comics, DC Comics, Modern Masterpieces
Geoff Johns’ run on Green Lantern produced the seminal take on Green Lantern. Johns took a struggling and insipid franchise and turned it into a consistent top seller. He made Green Lantern matter again by crafting an entire universe based solely on the power of emotions. His run never lacked heart, as the biggest theme was the complex relationship of Hal Jordan and Sinestro. This was never more evident than in Secret Origin one of the most compelling and insightful stories ever conceived by the legendary Geoff Johns.
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