DC Rebirth Rundown: Justice League
With DC Comics even closer to pressing ‘reset’ on its entire line of comics, it’s fast becoming time to decide what to throw your hard earned coin down on. And what to avoid like…
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Weekly Comic Book Round Up For May 17th
Here we go folks, the latest comics for the week of May 17th! Each week GeeklyInc takes a look at the new releases and weighs them up. First up this week is the end…
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Three Spring Valentines
I'll say it: Genevieve Valentine is one of the best authors writing today. She has that spark, that je ne sais quoi that brings both reality and mythology to life on the page, even…
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DC Rebirth Rundown: Superman
DC Comics is reinventing itself yet again, relaunching all its titles and bringing in some fresh creative teams. Last week we had a look at all the new Batman books that would be launching.…
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Too Like the Lightning Review: Not the Best of All Worlds, but Damn Close
This is not a light book. Ada Palmer has rewritten the whole history of the modern world and the onrushing future, according to philosophies both new and old, but deeply held and profoundly discussed…
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Wolf in the Attic Review: A Wolf of One’s Own
I first encountered Paul Kearney in the most tragic way possible: I began his Sea Beggars trilogy. Oh, the trilogy itself isn't any more tragic than any other quality fantasy novel. The tragedy is…
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Weekly Comic Book Roundup for May 4th
Justice League #49 (Darkseid War Part 9) (DC Comics) Writer: Geoff Johns Pencils: Jason Fabok First Impressions: Geoff Johns certainly knows how to write a climax. For the last 4 issues, Justice league has been building…
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The Jewel and Her Lapidary Review: Shine On, You Crazy Ruby
Lin wakes up in a pile of freshly murdered bodies, with a madman screeching overhead and an army on the way and magic all around and gems—which are different from Jewels—and magic threatening everyone…
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DC Rebirth Run-Down: Batman
DC Rebirth is a new DC Comics wide event that has been touted as both the death knell and the saving grace for DC Comics. After the incredibly divisive New 52 event spinning out…
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Map of Bones Review: Fear Death By Water and Fire
Continuing along the path that her first book, The Fire Sermon, laid out, Map of Bones is another measured elegy for a world in ruins. Atomic detonations blanketed the world in cold and ignorance,…
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