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Foxcatcher Theatrical Trailer!
This movie looks so damn good! I get chills just watching it.
Trailer/Poster Time: Angelina Jolie's Unbroken
Yeah this movie looks pretty damn great. I don't usually see movies on Christmas, but I'm making an exception!
Review: Z-Girl and the Four Tigers #0-#5
I hate zombies. Indie comics make me hate zombies more than George Romero's last two features. A also tend to dislike indie superhero comics, because they are shameless about aping their influences and rarely have anything interesting to say about a tired field. Apparently though, the secret formula is putting those two things together, because despite itself I don't hate 'Z-Girl and the Four Tigers'.
Review: The Devil Is Due In Dreary
This is an example of a passable idea for a story being told in a less than ideal way. A lot of the parts are here, and it has half of the equation for good art, but a lot of little weaknesses that undo its few strengths.
Review: The Locksmith
In 'The Locksmith', a mysterious death seems to provoke a series of further mysterious deaths in the investigating law enforcement department, evidence of a supernatural force at work connected to a secret group who observes silently. Unfortunately, that's all I can really say about the plot of this book because there isn't really that much more to tell.
Review: Edge of Spider-Verse #5
Not having read any of the other Edge of Spider-Verse issues, I cannot say with any certainty that this was the best of the bunch (although it easily wins for most captivating cover). I can say however that if Marvel is looking to look another Spider-man comic to their line (Spider-Gwen and Silk having been recently announced), then they should definitely try to lock in Gerard Way to work on a SP//dr ongoing once he’s through touring his new solo album.
Review: Flash Gordon # 6
In this installment of Flash Gordon, Flash and the crew are in Skyworld. Flash and Zarkov have been captured by a group of female flyers known as the Skyrens. These female flyers consume precious metal and they only have girl babies. Every so often the Skyrens lure men to their island by using an enchanting song that only men can hear.
Review: The Butcher of Banner Cross #1
Utterly dreadful. You don't even have to read further, this is a pathetic book and even analysis is a waste of time. It doesn't have the arrogance of 'Lone Star Soul's marketing strategy or the illiterate pretension of 'Paragon'. Instead, it's just a waste in every regard.
Review: Love Machines #2
I threw some praise Love Machines's way for the first issue, bathing in the goddamn weirdness of the book. However, like all things strange, I wasn't sure if it would end up being a one-note novelty. As much as I have a genuine love for the unusual, I couldn't totally say I took the first issue 100% seriously.
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On December 2nd, we unleash LANCER #1, a brutal near-future action thriller. LANCER is ALIENS meets the gig economy: military veterans use an app to hunt dangerous species for cash, until one job beneath New York City hunts them back.