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The following is an interview with Alisha Gaddis, Alessandra Rizzotti, Leah Mann, Jamison Scala, and Ilana Turner, the creative team behind the new book, LGBTQ
Apparently, my mantra on this title is “I really want to like this.”
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In television and film, “bottle episodes” or “bottle films” are an interesting way to change it up, sacrificing the dramatic changes of scenery to bring
There is an opening line of dialogue in Lumberjanes / Gotham Academy #4 that perfectly illustrates one of the fundamental truths of living in the
“A child, a moron, a failure, and a psychopath. Quite a little team you’ve put together!” — ex-Liquidator Brunt By the middle of the sixth
Fans were very excited when it was announced that not only would there be an animated feature based on the Batman TV series from the
The only problem with #0 issues of comics is that if it’s a really good introduction, readers are left desperately wanting more. The Yuan Twins’
Titan Comics brings its readers a story that will instantly transport them back to the years of Victorian England. In fact, Queen Victoria herself will
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The following is an interview with playwright/director/producer Matt Ritchey on the return of his award-winning production, Angel’s Flight, after its successful run at the 2016
