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Preacher – Thoughts on the upcoming series
A few months back, I sat back and over the course of a week or two, read the entire Preacher (Garth Ennis and Steve Dillion) graphic novel series. Being more than a bit into my graphic novels, I’d come across Preacher … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Graphic Novels, Novels, TV
Tagged acting, amazon prime, AMC, blogging, Breaking Bad, Comics, dc, Dominic Cooper, Evan Goldberg, Graphic Novels, Joe Gilgun, Marvel, Misfits, Netflix, Novels, Preacher, Seth Rogan, This is England, tv, Vampire, Walking Dead, Writing
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My Funko Pop Collection Part 2: TARDIS & Marvel
Here is part two of the showcase of my Funko Pop collection. It was originally just going to feature my little Marvel set but since I’ve made an addition to my Doctor Who collection I thought I’d throw that in … Continue reading
Posted in Funko Pops
Tagged Avengers, blog, Captain America, Civil War, Collectables, collection, Comics, david tennant, dc, doctor who, film, Funko Pops, Gaming, Hulk, Iron Man, Joss Whedon, Loki, Marvel, matt smith, sci-fi, Spider-Man, TARDIS, Thor, tv
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Lost at Sea by Bryan Lee O’Malley Review
Bryan Lee O’Malley’s first graphic novel Lost at Sea was quite a disappointment to me. I’m a big fan of O’Malley as an author, Scott Pilgrim is obviously a hipsters bible and his most recent effort Seconds is brilliant in … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Novels
Tagged america, Anna Kendrick, art, artistic, Aubrey Plaza, books, bryan lee o'malley, california, Canada, Comics, coming of age, dc, Edgar Wright, existential, funko, Funko Pops, geek, Graphic Novel, Hot Fuzz, Kieran Culkin, Lost at Sea, Marvel, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Michael Cera, nerd, Novels, reading, road trip, Scott Pilgrim, Sean of the Dead, Seconds, self discovery, teenager, teens, themes, travel, vancouver
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Walking Dead: S6E4 Here’s not here – My Thoughts (Spoilers)
I typically don’t like a flashback episode. Especially in The Walking Dead. I want fast relevant action. Mostly I don’t usually favour episodes without Rick as I feel like that is a sign that true game changing action isn’t going … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged action, Adaption, AMC, Andrew Lincoln, characterisation, characters, Comics, Glenn, HBO, Horror, Lennie James, Maggie, Morgan, Rick, Rick Grimes, Robert Kirkman, Season 6, Spoiler, The governor, The Walking Dead, tv, walkers, Walking Dead, Wolves, zombies
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Batman and me
It began with Tim Burton’s 1989 damp, murky and slightly odd Batman. With Michael Keatons older weird chinned Batman and Jack Nicholson’s wacky yet unsettling and maniacal Joker. The cheeky splash of yellow in the batman symbol and utility belt against … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Gaming, Graphic Novels
Tagged Arkham, Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham Knight, Batman, Batman and Robin, Batman Begins, Batman Forever, Batman Returns, Batmobile, christopher nolan, Comics, Dark Knight, dc, Films, Robin, Rocksteady, superhero, Superhero films, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, tim burton, video games
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Graphic Novel Review: Superior (Mark Millar & Leinil Francis Yu)
Superior is a curious graphic novel. It does a lot of things right but it also seemed to do quite a few things wrong. It’s a classic Mark Millar (Kick-Ass, Wanted) affair, in that it is very teen appealing but … Continue reading
Graphic Novel Roundup: Marvels, Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, Ms. Marvel
The series where I review the graphic novels I’ve read this week! It’s been a Marvel heavy graphic novel session this week but that’s no bad thing. The 3 graphic novels I’ve got through this week are Marvels (Alex Ross … Continue reading
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Tagged art, blog, blogging, Captain America, comic adaption, Comics, dc, Deadpool, Fantastic Four, film, Graphic Novel, Marvel, Ms Marvel, Novels, reading, Spider-Man, Superpowers, The Human Torch, Wolverine, Writing, X-Men
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