• American Flagg - Review

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  • Charlie Benjamin
  • Charlie Benjamin
  • - 10 Jun 09
  • Howard Chaykin's American Flagg! was published between 1983-1989 and is reproduced here as the Definitive Collection Volume I, with writing and art by Howard Chaykin, lettering by Ken Bruzenak, colouring by Leslie Zahler and Lynn Varley, and edited by Mike...
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• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol. 2

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  • Welcometo21http://www.welcometo21.com
  • Saj Ismael
  • - 21 May 09
  • 4/5 Like a cap full of Listerine, Alan Moore's League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol 2 washed the ghoulish taste of Stephen Norrington's movie out of my mouth, as well as Zak Snyder's latest attempt at another Moore classic - Watchmen....
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• Female Superheroes - Where are they?

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  • NEUR0M4NCERhttp://NEUR0M4NCER.com
  • Sam
  • - 11 May 09
  • With the rise-and-rise of comic book films, one might think that comics have all-but made the translation to the big screen completely, leapfrogging several decades having already given us the 'post-modern' dissection of the genre in Watchmen (and some...
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• The Word on Wolverine 2

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  • Welcometo21http://www.welcometo21.com
  • Saj Ismael
  • - 8 May 09
  • Hollywood Bible Variety have reported that Hugh Jackman and Seed Productions partner John Palermo are already planning a sequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Wolvie copped a whopping 160m worldwide at the box office this weekend, inspiring the Seed partners to...
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• Cool Deadpool Artwork

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  • Welcometo21http://www.welcometo21.com
  • Saj Ismael
  • - 6 May 09
  • What do you get when you combine Snake Eyes from the new GI Joe movie out this summer and Photoshop wizardry? Deadpool of course, well, the Deadpool they should have gone with in the latest Wolverine film. Take a look...
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• G.I Joe Resolute and Re-imagined

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  • Den Patrickhttp://likealittlekidwithabeard.blogspot.com/
  • Den Patrick
  • - 30 Apr 09
  • Skip back nearly twenty years (alright, over twenty years) and you would have found me pedalling my way around Nowhereville, Dorset, on a low rent BMX, carting newspapers around. The advantage of doing this sort of labour was that...
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• David Bishop - 2000AD Interview

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  • Pete Holleyhttp://twitter.com/SciFi_Online
  • Pete Holley
  • - 8 Apr 09
  • Thrill-Power Overload celebrates over thirty years of British uber-comic 2000AD. Throughout that time British kids have been lucky enough to get a weekly dose of The ABC Warriors, Rogue Trooper, Strontium Dog and, of course, the one man judicial system...
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• The ABC Warriors: The Shadow Warriors - Review

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  • Den Patrickhttp://likealittlekidwithabeard.blogspot.com/
  • Den Patrick
  • - 8 Apr 09
  • The ABC Warriors: The Shadow Warriors Writer: Pat Mills Art: Carlos Ezquerra (Book 1) Henry Flint (Books 2-3) The ABC Warriors are back on Mars, during the height of a civil war between the Confederates and the Union. Led by...
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• Sinister Dexter - Review

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  • Charlie Benjamin
  • Charlie Benjamin
  • - 8 Apr 09
  • Sinister Dexter: Eurocrash (2009) continues on an epic scale, the misadventures of two gunsharks (mob enforcers) Finnigan Rapunzel Sinister, and Ramone Algonquin Winnibago Dexter, in the futuristic, continent-sized metropolis Downlode that spans much of Europe, with a brief but...
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• I Don't Give A Dredd

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  • Den Patrickhttp://likealittlekidwithabeard.blogspot.com/
  • Den Patrick
  • - 8 Apr 09
  • Frankly My Dear I don't Give A Dredd Fans of British Comics stalwart Judge Dredd are entering a fanboy frenzy, as word of another film featuring Mega City's most famous lawman spreads across the net. DNA films, the Production...
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• Sam

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  • Whilst cinema academics may tell you that the French New Wave is an important part of modern movie history, Sam flings two fingers at the established theoreticians, and welcomes all manner of DTV rubbish into his home. As well as studying for a Film Degree and writing for scifi.co.uk, he enjoys spending time with his fiancé and their two year old son, and working his way through the pile of DVDs in the corner. Like any Film/TV writer, Sam also has script projects on the side – currently featuring Nazis, Superheroes, Experimental WWII Planes and Horror themes - that's one film.

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