Ismyre Series Review: It’s a Beautiful World
Everyone knows good things come in threes, and the most recent example is the comics by B. Mure in the Ismyre series. The third installment is immanent, and there’s no better time than now…
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Inks & Issues #79 – Wacky Raceland
After the apocalypse, there is only one way to survive. You must participate in the Wacky Races... OR DIE. This week we take a look at the gritty reboot from DC of the Hanna-Barbera…
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Missing GoT? Try a book with D&D
In a slightly surprising turn of events, Game of Thrones took Outstanding Drama but didn't sweep all the Emmy categories as predicted. I'm glad the lackluster final season didn't get rewarded for being famous,…
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Steel Crow Saga Review: Pokemon Princess vs. Fullmetal Prince
Rat. Crow. Dog. Metal. Long ago, the four nations lived in harmo—wait. Something’s off. Oh, right, this is the book Steel Crow Saga by Paul Krueger. And though it rises from a slew of…
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The Monster of Elendhaven Review: Halloween Read Extraordinaire
The Monster of Elendhaven reminds me of a lot of things, but nothing so much as a cup of tea, unmitigated by milk or sweetness, perfectly bitter, so strong that it makes you rush…
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It’s been a while since we heard from M. H. Boroson, but his debut The Girl with the Ghost Eyes made such a strong impression that I had no issues jumping back into what…
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Inks & Issues #78 – The Vision Part 2
When we last left our heroes, everything was back to normal. That's right, no more problems for The Vision family, no siree bob. Not only is everything fine, but Vision's brother Victor shows up…
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Bone Houses Review: The Dead Don’t Rest Easy
Bone houses are not, as you might guess, architecture constructed from bone. I would like to see a book written about that, but I'm glad Emily Lloyd-Jones didn't write it, because she came up…
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Inks & Issues #77 – The Vision Part 1
This week we take a look at Marvel's Vision, as voted on by our Patrons! What happens when an android wants to have a normal life? Why, he builds himself a family of course.…
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The Warehouse Review: Corporate Cyberpunk
In the near-future thriller The Warehouse, Rob Hart explores the dangerous the convergence of business and politics. The novel kicks off with the perspective of Gibson Wells, CEO of Cloud, speaking on his life…
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