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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
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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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Short Thoughts 5: Summertime, The Stand vs The Walking Dead and Broken Age
Everyone’s most hated blog series is back! In this instalment I do a mini review of Summertime by Vanessa Lafaye, explore the relationship between Stephen King’s The Stand and The Walking Dead and talk a little bit about my first … Continue reading
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Tagged AMC, Broken Age, characters, double fine, florida, Fox, gamers, Gaming, history, Novels, point-and-click, ps plus, PS4, reading, Stephen King, storm, story, story telling, Summertime, The Stand, The Walking Dead, tv, tv shows, Vanessa Lafaye, Walking Dead, zombies
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10 books I’m reading next
I’m an avid reader. I take a book everywhere I go, I have a shelve full of read and unread books and I get through a book probably every fortnight. I’m currently working my way through Stephen King’s The Stand … Continue reading
Posted in Novels
Tagged books, Catch 22, classic, Franz Kafka, Go Set a Watchmen, Harper Lee, literature, Matt Damon, Novel, Novels, novels to read, reading, Richard Ayoade, Rick Grimes, Robert Kirkman, story, The Double, The governor, The Hobbit, The Martian, The Walking Dead, Walking Dead, Watership down
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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
Posted in Comics, Graphic Novels, Novels
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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Short Thoughts 3: Trailer Park Boys, Community and Game of Thrones: The Hedge Knight
I’m back with another installment of Short Thoughts, the series of blogs where I talk about things that I can’t be arsed to stretch into full blogs! And with that brilliantly teasing intro, here we go… Trailer Park Boys I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Novels, TV
Tagged Bubbles, Canada, Chevy Chase, Community, Conky, Donald Glover, game of thrones, Graphic Novels, Hedge Knight, JROC, Netflix, Randy, reading, Trailer Park Boys, tv
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Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith: Review
Set in Stalinist Russia, Child 44 is a curious murder mystery with a bit of Jason Bourne about it. Main Character Leo Demidov is a high-ranking office in the MGB, aka the Russian Secret Service. During this time, we follow … Continue reading
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Tagged action, book, child 44, film, literature, movie, murder mystery, Novels, reading, spy, thriller, tom hardy
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