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Batman/The Shadow #1 Review
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Big Moose (One-Shot) Review
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Night Owl Society #1 Review
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Underwinter #2 Review
Underwinter #2 is graceful, stylish horror, with a compelling storyline and art that requires you to linger on each page.
X-O Manowar #2 Review
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There’s Nothing There #1 Review
There’s Nothing There #1 is a series promising a ghostly thriller, and while we see more sex than we do the paranormal, my interest is definitely piqued!
Lexicon Review: A Smart and Suspenseful Read
It’s rare that I find a good book these days. There’s just so many out there. I don’t even really read, I just listen
Doctor Who: Smile Review
Smile continues the idea of keeping the tenth series of Doctor Who easy for a new viewer to pick up by keeping the focus on our protagonists.