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Category Archives: Comics
Q & A WITH MATT MELVIN FROM CYANIDE AND HAPPINESS
We ask Matt Melvin, one of the four authors at Explosm, about Cyanide and Happiness, controversy, and survival in a dystopian society. How did the comic start? We used to draw stick figures on napkins in order to pick up … Continue reading
THE AVENGERS [REVIEW]
I’m a little afraid that this review is going to a bit redundant. If the mass amount of sold out sessions on Wednesday are anything to go by, almost everyone keen to read this would have seen this film already, and … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Film, Reviews
Tagged black widow, captain america, Comics, Film, hawkeye, iron man, joss whedon, marvel, stan lee, the avengers, The Hulk, thor
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OZ COMIC-CON ADELAIDE
The line was snaking out around the building, and yet even more people were arriving. It was 10am, and neither hot nor cold. Five people ahead of me, Captain America was patiently holding his son’s hand. Two boys dressed as … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Generally Geeky, Reviews, Television
Tagged Bazinga, Doctor Who, Firefly, Jewel Staite, lord of the rings, Oz Comic-Con, Sean Astin, The Empty Child, Yu Gi Oh
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BLAZING NEW TRAILS, STRAIGHT INTO HELL. WHY JOHN CONSTANTINE BELONGS ON YOUR BOOKSHELF [REVIEW]
I like magicians. I like the way they know what card I picked. I like the number of doves they can hide in a single jacket. I like their beards. Most of all, I like that they don’t perform demonic … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Reviews
Tagged alan moore, brian azarello, constantine, dc comics, garth ennis, hellblazer, jamie delano, vertigo, warren ellis
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BUFFY SEASON 8: NOW WITH 20% MORE SUBMARINES [REVIEW]
When Joss Whedon said “I’d rather make a show one hundred people need to see, than a show that one thousand people want to see” I believed him. I was pretty into Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Some could argue too … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Reviews, Television
Tagged angel, buffy, dawn, joss whedon, spike, vampire slayer, xander
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