Review: Juni Taisen: Zodiac War
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Review: Juni Taisen: Zodiac War

By Dustin Cabeal

If there’s one thing I can’t forgive in any form of storytelling, it’s a bad ending. It doesn’t matter if it’s a movie, anime, manga, comic, commercial… if you’re telling a story, you better stick the ending. That doesn’t mean it needs to be a happy ending, but it should match up with the rest of the story. If say, your story is about people fighting to the death for a wish to be granted; then the winner better have an amazing wish lined up. If you can’t see where I’m going with the review, well, then sit tight we’ll get there. Also, if you want to hear me talk about this show in full spoiler detail, you can do that on Super S – Anime Podcast E.042.

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Review: Dragon Ball Super E.123
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Review: Dragon Ball Super E.123

By Erika Suarez   

Universe 7 is hanging by a loose thread on this episode as we watch the warriors fail in many attempts to take down their opponents and making it worrisome for their fate in this 7-minute tournament. The main focus is on Jiren, Goku, And Vegeta while the rest of the warrior’s battles feel like they’re just there. We receive a shocking reveal from Vegeta when he unleashes a higher power that could work against the unstoppable warrior. Goku gets tactical with his fight against Jiren that delivers an intense and accelerating battle. 

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Black Mask Studios Kicks Off 2018 With Two New BLACK Titles
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Black Mask Studios Kicks Off 2018 With Two New BLACK Titles

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Having taken the publishing industry by storm with a widely popular Kickstarter campaign for their acclaimed comic book, co-creators Kwanza Osajyefo and Tim Smith 3 are publishing two new titles set in the world of BLACK, their controversial comic that asks “in a world that already fears and hates them, what if only Black people had superpowers?” The progressive, Los Angeles-based indie publisher Black Mask Studios will publish both of these new projects in early 2018, the first of several planned BLACK spinoff titles.

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VAMPBLADE SEASON 3 #1: Double The Vampblade, Double The Mayhem, Double The Fun
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VAMPBLADE SEASON 3 #1: Double The Vampblade, Double The Mayhem, Double The Fun

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Season two of Vampblade hasn’t ended yet, so here’s what we can tell you about season 3... Katie Carva now finds herself trapped in an alternate dimension where the events of season 1 and 2 have yet to occur. And there’s also already another Katie there. So it’s the same irreverent other-dimensional vampire slaying action fans have come to love, but now there’s double the Vampblade!! It’s NU (shiny metal) Vampblade versus CLASSIC (chains and latex) Vampblade. Plus this new season also features new Vampblade artist, Marcelo Costa (Zombie Tramp).

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Action Lab Announces Nutmeg vol. 4
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Action Lab Announces Nutmeg vol. 4

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A pair of 13-year-olds, Poppy Pepper and Cassia Caraway, inadvertently build a criminal baking empire when a prank against a bitter rival leads to their discovery of a highly addictive brownie recipe. Creators James F. Wright and Jackie Crofts comment that "It's Betty & Veronica meets Breaking Bad. A Scarface for the Nancy Drew set."

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Christos Gage & Juan José Ryp Form "THE COALITION" in NINJA-K #6
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Christos Gage & Juan José Ryp Form "THE COALITION" in NINJA-K #6

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Valiant is proud to announce NINJA-K #6, the FIRST ISSUE of “THE COALITION” – A SENSES-SHATTERING NEW ARC and ALL-NEW JUMPING-ON POINT from renowned writer Christos Gage (Netflix’s Daredevil) and incendiary artist Juan José Ryp (BRITANNIA)! On April 11th, Colin King – aka the international super-spy codenamed Ninjak – must recruit a deadly new black-ops strike force featuring Livewire, Punk Mambo, Dr. Mirage, and the robotic alien powerhouse called GIN-GR to take on the most ruthless team of Valiant villains ever assembled... Prepare to face "THE COALITION"!

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"Suicide Squad: Hell To Pay" coming April 10 to Blu-ray/DVD
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"Suicide Squad: Hell To Pay" coming April 10 to Blu-ray/DVD

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Prepare to root for the bad guys when Amanda Waller sends her band of misfit DC Super-Villains on an all-new, action-packed secret mission in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, the next film in the popular, ongoing series of DC Universe Movies. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment, the feature-length animated film arrives from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting March 27, 2018, and on Ultra HD Blu-ray™ Combo Pack, Blu-ray™ Combo Pack and DVD April 10, 2018.

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SMOKETOWN Now In Development As A Feature Film
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SMOKETOWN Now In Development As A Feature Film

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Scout Comics and Entertainment is proud to announce that its critically-acclaimed crime/thriller series SMOKETOWN by writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson (AQUAMAN, POWER OF THE DARK CRYSTAL) and artist Scott Van Domelen is now in development with writer/director Vaughn Stein. Vaughn’s most recent film, TERMINAL, starring Margot Robbie, Simon Pegg, and Mike Myers, is currently in post-production.  

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Image Announces "ISOLA" from Fletcher and Kerschl
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Image Announces "ISOLA" from Fletcher and Kerschl

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Acclaimed writer Brenden Fletcher (MOTOR CRUSH, Gotham Academy) and Eisner Award-winning storyteller Karl Kerschl (Gotham Academy, The Abominable Charles Christopher) team up with colorist Msassyk (Gotham Academy) and letterer Aditya Bidikar (MOTOR CRUSH) for the lush, breathtaking fantasy ISOLA this April.

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NEW AfterShock Title HER INFERNAL DESCENT #1 Announced
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NEW AfterShock Title HER INFERNAL DESCENT #1 Announced

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A tale of loss told in five parts. Any good mom would march through the inferno of HELL to get her family back.

Unable to cope with the burden of grief, a middle-aged mom descends the nine circles of hell to retrieve her forsaken family. Guided by the ghosts of William Blake and Agatha Christie, this no-nonsense mother journeys deep into a bizarre underworld filled with celebrity sinners, surreal landscapes, and absurd tasks. HER INFERNAL DESCENT is a retelling of Dante’s Inferno that updates the themes for a modern audience.

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Kodansha Comics announces Fairy Tail Final Volume Celebration
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Kodansha Comics announces Fairy Tail Final Volume Celebration

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The iconic manga series Fairy Tail by Hiro Mashima, one of North America’s—and the world’s— all-time best-selling comics, will be releasing its final volume—Volume 63—on January 23. To mark the eventFairy Tailpublisher Kodansha Comics will commence an interactive online countdown starting January 18, followed by #FairyTailDay celebrations at participating bookstores across the country onJanuary 27.

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Gabriel Hardman Pens a Terrifying Examination of Why We Fear The Xenomorphs
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Gabriel Hardman Pens a Terrifying Examination of Why We Fear The Xenomorphs

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For those who grew up on James Cameron’s 1986 blockbuster Aliens, it’s impossible to forget the intensity and terror as Newt and Ripley fought an infestation of xenomorphs and the emotional rollercoaster of the motherly feelings Ripley develops for the terrified little girl. Now, writer and artist Gabriel Hardman (storyboard artist for Batman: The Dark Knight RisesLoganDawn of Planet of the Apes) weaves an Aliens story harkening back to the classic film with the terrifying coming-of-age story Aliens: Dust to Dust. The spine-tingling variant cover is by artist Carlos D’Anda (Star Wars).

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No One is Above the  Law of RoboCop -- The Pop Culture Phenomenon Returns with A New Series in April 2018
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No One is Above the Law of RoboCop -- The Pop Culture Phenomenon Returns with A New Series in April 2018

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BOOM! Studios today announced ROBOCOP: CITIZENS ARREST, an all-new comic book series premiering in April 2018. Visionary writer Brian Wood (DMZ, Briggs Land) and fan-favorite artist Jorge Coelho (Venom) present a chilling view of the future where justice is crowdsourced, set 30 years after the events of the landmark original RoboCop film. 

In the decades since the RoboCop program first began, corporations have taken over public services and the government—and law enforcement is the biggest private contract of all. Traditional police forces no longer exist as all citizens are encouraged—and rewarded—to spy on their neighbors. 

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 Pacific Rim Aftermath Comic Series Cues Up The Monster vs. Mech Action Ahead of Pacific Rim Uprising Film Release
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Pacific Rim Aftermath Comic Series Cues Up The Monster vs. Mech Action Ahead of Pacific Rim Uprising Film Release

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As the excitement builds for the premiere of Legendary and Universal Pictures’ Pacific Rim Uprising, in theaters March 23rd, fans will get an early glimpse at this captivating action universe once again in a new comic series entitledPacific Rim Aftermath, launching in comic stores and online today from Legendary Comics. Building off the global success of 2013’s Pacific Rim, this new comic series delves into what happened after Stacker Pentecost and the heroes of the PPDC “canceled the apocalypse.”    

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Review: Wonder Woman/Conan #5
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Review: Wonder Woman/Conan #5

By Kelly Gaines

Gail Simone’s Wonder Woman/ Conan title has taken us back into the original age of heroes, one full of bloody battles, mythical creatures, and ancient prophecies. Issue 5 continues the journey of The Amazon princess and her unlikely companion, Conan the Barbarian. On the surface, both are dark-haired and muscular pictures of strength, but their personal codes of honor could not be more divided. The title’s fifth installment solidifies the stark contrast of Diana and Conan. Diana, a believer in truth, honesty, and loyalty dumbfounds Conan by her interactions with the world around her. Something as simple as dismounting their horses for the night draws a clear line between Diana’s faith and Conan’s hardened worldview.

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Review: Bingo Love
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Review: Bingo Love

By Ben Snyder

In the fewest words possible, Bingo Love is sweet which is perfectly all right. It’s a romantic, real, and brisk retelling of queer love. But that’s pretty much all it is. It’s so sweet that it’s saccharine. It’s so sweet that all obstacles feel inconsequential, if even obstacles at all. This is refreshing and love is great and all that jazz, but it ended up being a pretty boring read.

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Review: Harley Quinn #35
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Review: Harley Quinn #35

By Cat Wyatt

When I first saw the cover for issue 35, I thought it would be one of two things; a short story where Batwoman cameos, or a quick, light-hearted one-shot. I was wrong on both counts. Let’s just say that while Harley is back at home safe and sound, she still isn’t acting like her normal, devil-may-care self, and it’s actually pretty heartbreaking to see (especially for her friends).

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Review: Ice Cream Man #1
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Review: Ice Cream Man #1

By Dustin Cabeal

Listen… I have no idea what I read, but I enjoyed it. By that I mean, it’s unclear to me what’s going on in this story and where it’s going to go from here, but what I read was enjoyable. It really boiled down to one line of dialogue, which I won’t spoil, but basically, I was like, “yeah, I agree.” There was probably a swear word and something else that I said attached to that sentence, but that was the gist.

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Review: Evolution #3
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Review: Evolution #3

By Cat Wyatt

If the cover is any indication, it looks like Evolution #3 is going to be a bit more graphic than the previous two, or at least more confrontational (I don’t think you can top the implied vivisection that occurred). The cast remains the same, with no newly introduced characters, which is good. I feel like the plot is complicated enough without adding more people to the mix.

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Review: Batwoman #11
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Review: Batwoman #11

By Cat Wyatt

After the conclusion of the previous plot, Batwoman number 11 starts up another one, this one focusing on Professor Pyg and his minions (yes, you read that right, and no this isn’t his first appearance in the DC universe). I feel like Professor Pyg is going to regret having picked a fight with Batwoman, don’t you?

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