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Review: Red Sonja #0

Gather around my faithful comic readers. I have a love story to tell you. It is a great love story, one for the ages. Onc that was so powerful that all the land knew of it and everyone who heard of it would be moved to tears. This is the tale of the unstoppable love between She Devil with a Sword Red Sonja and her hulking husband, a man named Malek.

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Review: King Conan the Conqueror #6

"And so came to pass the Hour of the Dragon". This mini is finally over. My thoughts of it? I kind of reckon it to a diesel engine. This one started real slow... pumped out a lot of black smoke early, and was a little bit stinky. Somewhere though, as it barreled down the road. It built on something and began to get better and better. Yeah, that is exactly how this mini ran. It was a diesel.

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Review: Sally of the Wasteland #1

When I read that Victor Gischler was writing Sally of the Wasteland, I knew I had to check it out. I recalled his name from two awesome and very different miniseries in Kiss Me Satan and Clown Fatale. Sally of the Wasteland follows more in Clown Fatale’s vein of humor, vulgarity, and at times brutality.

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Review: Drumhellar #7

All you have to do is look at the cover of Drumhellar #7 to realize that the new story arc that began in the last issue is going to be much darker and sinister than the previous one. Sure, Drum is still doing his drugs and having his visions.

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Review: Captain Midnight #14

To say that Captain Midnight (aka Jim Albright) has had a rough go at things the last few issues would be a serious understatement. Really, the bottom has fallen out on our hero. It has been bad enough for old Jim to find out that his legacy of invention and technology has been used for profit and weaponry rather than for the advancement and progress of the world.

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Us Versus Movies: Guardians of the Galaxy

Did you know that big Marvel movie released this week? Yeah you did because you probably saw it. If you didn't then be fore warned... there are spoilers ahead on this here episode of Save It For The Podcast. If you're unfamiliar with the format, this is the CBMFP spin-off that deals just with movies so no comic book talk per say... you know what I mean.

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Episode 144: Yeah Dad She's Been Doing That All Day

Well faithful listeners we've got a special guest for you today as Nick Philpott from the site drops by. We only cover a handful of news stories this week so let's leave that as a surprise. We cover a ton of books this week:

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Venture Bros. Season 6 Teaser Reveals Nothing, But Is Funny!

Yeah I guess season six of Venture Bros. was pushed to summer of 2015... so that's not anytime soon. This new trailer doesn't reveal much, there are a couple of things I suppose, but for the most part it's an argument about whether flamethrowers or rocket launchers are better.

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Toxikk Goes Old-School With Arena Shooters

You had me at "Frag like it's 1999." Game developer Reakktor release a trailer for their upcoming arena shooter that takes an old-school approach to the genre. Frankly I'm all for it because I think that both the modern arena shooter and old-school formula have a place on the market.

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