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Is Ides of Blood #1 your usual vampire fare?  BlueStreak doesn't think so!  Click to find out why Ides of Blood rises above the usual vampire rabble!

Written by Eric Ratcliffe and posted in Podcasts

Alright so welcome to episode #8! As you can see this clocks in at about...

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Written by Brian Burchette and posted in Reviews

A week that makes me happy to be a comic book fanboy.

Written by prozacman and posted in Podcasts

True Blood On A Rolling Stone! TV & Movies Worth Watching! And All the Comics And TPBs I'd Buy If Could Afford To!

Written by SuperginraiX and posted in Features

One more week, one more stack of comics Today, we check out The New Avengers #1, Age of Heroes #2, Atlas #2, Deadpool #24, and Blast to the Past for Journey Into Mystery #83. Enjoy and spread the...

Written by Nightfly and posted in Features

Outhouse tvphile Nightfly spotlights some of his favorite shows from the previous week of television.

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Jason takes on the spotlight smashing through a whole new batch of victims in Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981).

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GLX reviews the fifth and final issue of The Light.

Written by GLX and posted in Reviews

GLX reviews DV8: Gods and Monsters #5.

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Outhouse tvphile Nightfly critically reviews Stan Lee's Superhumans on The History Channel.

Written by BlueStreak and posted in Columns

Even superheroes mess up on the job sometimes.  Click to find out which one's are the biggest failures at life!

Written by BlueStreak and posted in Features

Three way tie?!?  What's the Power Poll going to do?  Click to find out!

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Eli Katz reviews the second issue of this crime comic set in New Orleans.

Written by Jeremy Shane and posted in Reviews

Author of The Night Angel trilogy, Brent Weeks brings us a new world and new cast of characters to fall in love with in his new trilogy.  The Black Prism might be more high fantasy than the...

Written by Erik Galston and posted in Reviews

After a brief hiatus, e_galston returns with another Better Late Than Never Review. Titan Comic's first Torchwood issue is reviewed.

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Dragavon had the pick for new comics shipping August 11th and he selected Thor: The Mighty Avenger #3 by Roger Langridge and Chris Samnee.

Written by SuperginraiX and posted in Features

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Today, we check out Avengers Academy #1, Captain America #606, The Invincible Iron Man #27, The Heroic Age: Prince of Power #2, Young Allies #1, and...

Written by BlueStreak and posted in Reviews

Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #1 is the latest addition to the Green Lantern family of books. Before long, it could be the best!  Click to find out why!

Written by Zechs and posted in Reviews

Starro's down, but his herald, the Faceless Hunter is not. Can anyone stop the behemoth he unleashes in...

Written by Zechs and posted in Reviews

Starro is here! With only Batman, B'wana Beast, Captain Marvel, and Firestorm. Oh plus some dude named Booster Gold might help too.

Written by Brian Burchette and posted in Reviews

Vampires, Hulks and Birds, oh my!

Written by prozacman and posted in Podcasts

Scott Pilgrim Vs the Audience, Comic Books Vs the Reviewers, George Lucas Vs Star Wars, and Plot Holes Vs the No-Prize!

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With heartfelt sorrow in his heart, RU tries to make up for a bad recommendation with even more recommendations

Written by Nightfly and posted in Features

Outhouse tvphile Nightfly recaps some of his favorite shows from the previous week of television.

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A triple shot of reviews of Sean McKeever comics are in this week's Spinrack: Retro Reviews; and yes, they all happen to be Tsunami titles.

Written by David Bird and posted in Blog

Writer: Cathy Malkasian, Artist: Cathy Malkasian
Published by Fantagraphics, 2010

Temperance is an unusual book, but easiest enough to describe.

Written by Zechs and posted in Reviews

With the 30th anniversary of the original 1980 horror classic.  Greg and Zechs look back at the film and in the coming weeks every other Friday the 13th film and comic book adaptations...

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The much-anticipated MORNING GLORIES #1 has been published by Image Comics, and Royal Nonesuch takes a look!

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Outhouse tvphile Nightfly reviews this week's superteam on Stan Lee's Superhumans.