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Review: Judge Dredd #28

The Mega City Manhunt finally ends here. And it begins with Joseph Dredd, flat out clinging for his life, laying on the ground and bleeding out. Taken out by one serious pistol packing single mama out for the reward of free insurance for life.

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CBMFP 177: Monkey Grandfather Schnauzer

This time on CBMFP 177: Well there's no new news this week other than some awesome stuff from Oni Press. They're going to have open submissions! New Hopeless Savages! That's really... that's really it. We break down the latest episode of The Flash, iZombie and Marvel's Agents of SHIELD.

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Monster & Wine: Episode 30 - March Madness

The growing pains continue, albeit without Alan Thicke, but there's still plenty to discuss. Monster gives his thoughts on the first Blink-182 show, post Tom Delonge, as well as a totally unrelated physical ailment that may be all in his mind. Wine chuckles at Monster's love of HGTV as the two ease into a discussion on TIME magazine's...

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Review: Burning Fields #3

Often art can get us to gain perspective on life that would otherwise be unavailable to us. Sometimes that perspective allows us to see the world from the point of view of a super being with the power to hurtle through space at the speed of BOOMS!,

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Trailer Time: We Can Never Go Home

If you haven't read the preview or my review for We Can Never Go Home #1 then you should do that right after this trailer. This is not an issue you want to miss next week so check it out.

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Review: Stray Bullets: Sunshine and Roses #2

This review starts with a threat. If cable tv or Netflix doesn’t buy the television rights to Stray Bullets by a week from this publication, I will release a cheapo adaptation on Youtube, featuring sock puppets and me doing each character’s voice with my old timey prospector accent.

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Review: The Private Eye #10

I read this comic with a level of glee that I typically reserve for Christmas Eve. It feels like ages since I opened the file to the first issue of The Private Eye, and I’m biased in talking about this comic in that I admire Brian K. Vaughan, Marcos Martin, and Munsta Vicente for going a non-traditional route in this comic’s release, making it pay-what-you-want through their own online store.

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Review: Terrible Lizard #5

In this corner we have Wrex, a time displaced dinosaur and reigning champion of monster fights. In the green corner we have a giant crab like insect monster that shoots out human sized green cyclops with crab legs. Let the battle begin!

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