‘Visitations #4:’ Comic Book Review
Visitations #4: Victrola of Doom, Scott Larson’s latest installment in his comic tribute to old Chicago, returns to a slightly lighter tone than the previous
Visitations #4: Victrola of Doom, Scott Larson’s latest installment in his comic tribute to old Chicago, returns to a slightly lighter tone than the previous
It’s World War II in the world of Black Hammer, and Jeff Lemire has given his creation over to some of the best creators in
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From the very beginning, this comic has taken us on a variety of different adventures through a myriad of different worlds. At times, it can
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If, like me, you lurk on the various social media outlets of the world, you’ve probably encountered Sarah Graley’s Our Super Adventure at least once.
The smaller the town, the bigger the secret.
If we’re looking at Joseph Campbell’s teachings, he talks often about the hero’s call. That moment in which, despite whatever doubt the main character has,
DINOSAURS! Sold! However, I’m not gonna lie, the dino-nut in me was mildly apprehensive about how good this could possibly be. For one, the mish-mash
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I still remember reading The Handmaid’s Tale novel by Ms. Atwood when I was a teenager. It was a horrifying look at a future that,
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