New Mutants #1: Beautiful Art Sometimes Clashes with a Great Script from Hickman and Brisson

By Roman Colombo  /  November 17, 2019
Well, we’re at book five of six of the Dawn of X era, and again we’re going back to a classic title. New Mutants was a runaway hit when Claremont started it back in the 80s and gave us characters like Cannonball, Mirage, Sunspot, Cypher, Boom Boom, Karma, and more. Now they’re a bit grown up. In fact, they aren’t really the “new” mutants anymore, a point Brisson and Hickman make on the character synopsis...
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New Mutants #1: Beautiful Art Sometimes Clashes with a Great Script from Hickman and Brisson

Joker Passes $1 Billion Worldwide, Making October Look Better to Studios

By Meghan Hale  /  November 16, 2019
Joker has been having quite the time passing records left and right. From highest-grossing R-rated film, to top opening weekends in October, it just wants to have the last laugh everywhere that it goes. Well, Joker now passed $1 billion dollars in the worldwide box office. It is only the 4th DC title to do so, joining Aquaman, Dark Knight Rises, and The Dark Knight. While it may seem pretty unsurprising now, it wasn't a...
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Joker Passes $1 Billion Worldwide, Making October Look Better to Studios

Book Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern Is A Lyrical Metafictional Dream

By Emily O'Donnell  /  November 16, 2019
Erin Morgenstern first captured the hearts of fantasy readers around the world with her debut novel, The Night Circus. It began as Morgenstern's NaNoWriMo project, and went on to win the Locus Award for Best First Novel. Eight years later Erin Morgenstern has published The Starless Sea. Her second novel is a lyrical, romantic work of metafiction. In this review, we will dive deep into The Starless Sea.  "Far beneath the surface of the earth, upon...
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Book Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern Is A Lyrical Metafictional Dream

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New Mutants #1: Beautiful Art Sometimes Clashes with a Great Script from Hickman and Brisson

Well, we’re at book five of six of the Dawn of X era, and again we’re going back to a classic title. New Mutants was a runaway hit when Claremont started it back in the 80s and gave us characters like Cannonball, Mirage, Sunspot, Cypher, Boom Boom, Karma, and more. Now they’re a bit grown […]

BY Roman Colombo November 17, 2019
Joker Passes $1 Billion Worldwide, Making October Look Better to Studios

Joker has been having quite the time passing records left and right. From highest-grossing R-rated film, to top opening weekends in October, it just wants to have the last laugh everywhere that it goes. Well, Joker now passed $1 billion dollars in the worldwide box office. It is only the 4th DC title to do […]

BY Meghan Hale November 16, 2019
Book Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern Is A Lyrical Metafictional Dream

Erin Morgenstern first captured the hearts of fantasy readers around the world with her debut novel, The Night Circus. It began as Morgenstern’s NaNoWriMo project, and went on to win the Locus Award for Best First Novel. Eight years later Erin Morgenstern has published The Starless Sea. Her second novel is a lyrical, romantic work […]

BY Emily O'Donnell November 15, 2019
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BY Taylor Bauer November 15, 2019
Disney Sets Upcoming Untitled Marvel Movies Release Dates Through 2023

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BY Joshua M. Patton November 16, 2019
Spike Lee’s Next Project: Adaptation of Graphic Novel Prince of Cats

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BY Salomé Gonstad November 15, 2019
Dwayne Johnson Reveals Concept Art and Release Date for Black Adam Movie

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BY Joshua M. Patton November 15, 2019
Event Leviathan Revealed! And it Brings Back a Classic DC Character (Spoilers)

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BY Roman Colombo November 15, 2019
The Russo Brothers To Produce Slugfest For Quibi About DC, Marvel Rivalry

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BY Meghan Hale November 15, 2019
Google Stadia Launch is Missing Key, Promised Features

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BY Taylor Bauer November 14, 2019
The Top 10 Fantasy Series Published In The Past Decade

The end of the decade is rapidly approaching. The 2010’s were good for sci-fi & fantasy fans as shows like Game of Thrones, and huge movie franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe brought genre into the mainstream. The decade was great for books as well, with several huge epics finally reaching their conclusions (Wheel of Time). […]

BY Emily O'Donnell November 14, 2019
Netflix Orders A Second Season for The Witcher Ahead Of Premiere

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BY Meghan Hale November 14, 2019
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BY Joshua M. Patton November 13, 2019
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BY Taylor Bauer November 13, 2019
X-Force #1 is as Brutal as Benjamin Percy Promised—If You Read Closely. (Spoiler Review)

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Google Stadia Launch is Missing Key, Promised Features

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BY Taylor Bauer November 14, 2019
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New Mutants #1: Beautiful Art Sometimes Clashes with a Great Script from Hickman and Brisson

Well, we’re at book five of six of the Dawn of X era, and again we’re going back to a classic title. New Mutants was a runaway hit when Claremont started it back in the 80s and gave us characters like Cannonball, Mirage, Sunspot, Cypher, Boom Boom, Karma, and more. Now they’re a bit grown […]

BY Roman Colombo November 17, 2019
Joker Passes $1 Billion Worldwide, Making October Look Better to Studios

Joker has been having quite the time passing records left and right. From highest-grossing R-rated film, to top opening weekends in October, it just wants to have the last laugh everywhere that it goes. Well, Joker now passed $1 billion dollars in the worldwide box office. It is only the 4th DC title to do […]

BY Meghan Hale November 16, 2019
Book Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern Is A Lyrical Metafictional Dream

Erin Morgenstern first captured the hearts of fantasy readers around the world with her debut novel, The Night Circus. It began as Morgenstern’s NaNoWriMo project, and went on to win the Locus Award for Best First Novel. Eight years later Erin Morgenstern has published The Starless Sea. Her second novel is a lyrical, romantic work […]

BY Emily O'Donnell November 16, 2019
Impeachment: American Crime Story Casts Clive Owen as Bill Clinton

American Crime Story might be less beloved than its horror-centric sister show, but it’s great nonetheless. The People v. O. J. Simpson was incredible, and the The Assassination of Gianni Versace earned Darren Criss a well-earned Emmy. Next up is Impeachment: American Crime Story, set to depict the action and aftermath of President Bill Clinton’s […]

BY Taylor Bauer November 16, 2019