Gilbert Speaks on Benson & Moorehead’s ‘Synchronic’
Marie Gilbert looks at Synchronic and its depiction of relationships between partners working to save people’s lives.
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Darling has fantastic flourishes in both the art and dialog department that set it apart from similar tales
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Get Religion in Si Spurrier and Bob Quinn’s ‘Way Of X’
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The Many Deaths of Laila Starr is a good book, written by a great writer, and illustrated by a fantastic team.
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Figure Friday: The Prisoner Retro Style Action Figures, John Walker
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Gilbert Speaks On ‘Thunder Force’
When Netflix offers a superhero film with three of their favorite actors, Marie Gilbert is joyfully obligated to watch said film…but did Thunder Force satisfy her expectations?
Heroes & Villains: ‘Wynd Volume 1,’ ‘The Falcon and The Winter Solider’
Wynd is a wonderful spin on the well trod trope of the epic fantasy quest but with themes of discovery and acceptance folded into it.
Live Or Die In Mumbai With ‘The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1’ On The Wednesday Run
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr is a work that puts mankind’s greatest and most important philosophy – death and life – front and center.