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MST3K: The Comic #1-3- “A Fresh Take on Old Favorites”
Tagged with: dark horse, matt mcginnis, mike manley, mst3k, mst3k the comic, mystery science theater 3000, todd nauck
REVIEW: She Could Fly #3
Please, if you have a spare slot- don’t miss out on this one. Or at least pick up the trade when it comes out; this one’s destined to be a stand alone classic.
REVIEW: She Could Fly #1
This book surprised me in so many ways, such as the uncomfortably close-to-home depiction of intrusive thoughts and intense
REVIEW: Tomb Raider: Inferno #1
Inferno, so far, feels like a solid but ultimately very functional action movie… which is appropriate really.
REVIEW: Tomb Raider: Survivor’s Crusade #4
Flat and rushed feels like an adequate way to describe Tomb Raider: Survivor’s Crusade so far.
Tagged with: Ashley A Woods, Collin Kelly, dark horse, Jackson Lanzing, Lara Croft, Tomb Raider: Survivor's Crusade, Trinity
REVIEW: Usagi Yojimbo #166- “The Hidden”
In an age in which lords engage in civil war almost constantly, fighting to build power or gain land, danger lurks for those on the outside of society.
Tagged with: comic, comic book, Comic books, Comics, dark horse, samurai, stan sakai, usagi, usagi yojimbo
REVIEW: Giants #3
Gogi is shows that he wan’t to a have more stable life instead of struggling underground and Zedo is pushing
REVIEW: Incognegro Renaissance #1 – “Trophies and Phonies”
Incognegro Renaissance advertises itself as a Harlem murder mystery, but underneath that surface lies a deeper commentary on race
Tagged with: berger books, colorism, comic, dark horse, debut, harlem, incognegro, indie, mat johnson, murder mystery, race, racism, roaring twenties, warren pleece
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