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Noss and Zakuro Vol 1 Review

Well, it's that spooky time of the year again and what a great way to get into the spirit than to read a dark comedy of Noss and Zakuro. The story and art were created by Rariatto and the story is about the daily lives of Noss, a nosferatu, and her adopted vampire...

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San Diego Comic Fest is Back

After a year off and finding a new home, the San Diego Comic Fest is back. The convention will now be held at the Westin Carlsbad Resort and Spa on October 25-27. This year's theme is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Harvey Kurtzman and Rod Serling. For those who...

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Max’s Velma Canceled

Well, it only took two very horrible seasons and a Halloween special for Max to finally can Velma, and I wouldn't be surprised if anyone would care if this series was canceled. The latest take on the Mystery Inc. gang has had nothing but controversy since season one,...

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Turns 50

In 1974 a small independent horror film that only cost $80,000 at the time of production, would end up making $30.9 million and being a major horror film influencer for many years to come and that film is The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The film is set in Muerto County,...

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.375 Magnum Opus: The Golden Suicides Review

A few years ago I reviewed Artillery Network's first book, .375 Magnum Opus and I said this about the book: "From beginning to end this was pure tour de force of action, violence, gunplay, drugs, sex, and rock and roll all rolled up into this book." - Captain Cats....

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Code the Classics Vol 1 Review

Many of us who grew up wanting to be part of the video game industry, but weren't good enough due to not knowing anything about coding now have an excellent resource to turn that one passion into a nice hobby with Code the Classics Vol 1. The book was created and...

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MTV Downtown Turns 25

MTV in the 1990s was on top of the world with the likes of series such as Daria, Celebrity Deathmatch, Beavis and Butt-head, The Real World, Road Rules, and Aeon Flux, there are a few times they had a series that could have been an instant classic, but did nothing...

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Suicide Squad Isekai Series Premiere Review

DC Comics and Warner Bros are rolling the dice again with the massive success of My Adventures with Superman, DC Comics and WB decided to try it again, but this time with the Suicide Squad with the release of Suicide Squad Isekai. The series is produced by Wit Studio,...

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Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman Turns 35

One of the most important comic series to ever be released turns 35 this year and that series is The Sandman. The Sandman was originally created by Gardner Fox and Bert Christman. Fox was in charge of writing and Christman was in charge of the artwork. This version of...

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Phantasy Star 2 Turns 35

One of the most important Role-Playing Games in the 16-bit era turns 35 and that game is Phantasy Star 2. The first Phantasy Star game was released on the Sega Master System in 1987 to huge fan fair and introduced a new type of JRPG to the world, and was the Master...

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