The universe really seemed determined to keep me from reading and reviewing Rachel E. Kelly’s third installment in her Colorworld series, Lumaworld. I struggled with
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After the seriousness of the Combiner Wars mini-series, Windblade’s final installment to the tale adds some much-needed humor to the mix. Sure, the crew on
Who gets stuck with all the bad luck? Well yes, anyone who visits Jurassic World on vacation, but I was thinking more along the lines
Your perspective determines your reality. This new comic series by Dave Swartz is a look at a modern-day superhero – not in the sense that
What is a second chance worth? The finale of Brian Wood’s The Massive is epic in scope and execution. This series has been an interesting
Fifteen years ago, four kids, Tyler, Tsang, Kassie, and Max, found a collection of books that, when read aloud, transported them into the realm of
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Mulan Revelations is one of those stories that mashes up ideas, throws them in a blender, and then sprinkles in a few last ingredients to
