In case you missed my review of Spectrum #0, here’s a short synopsis of everything you need to know to understand Spectrum’s place in the

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I know a number of people who, when confronted with any sort of story involving time travel – from Primer to Back to the Future

Finally! It’s that time of the month! Naturally, I’m talking about my monthly visit to my local comic book shop to pick up the latest

This Christmas, every stocking will be filled with Santa’s foot in your a**. I’ve always been of fan of people taking myth and using it

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Personal monsters takes on a whole new meaning in this compelling and unique universe by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda.