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Spider-Woman 17 review
As with a whole bunch of other titles this week, Dennis Hopeless’s Spider-Woman run comes to an end. It’s been a great series, spanning two volumes that started with the Spider-Verse event, divided by Secret Wars, and ended after a … Continue reading
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Comics of March 29, 2017
I loved the Mass Effect trilogy. I even defended the Mass Effect 3 ending a bit, even though I acknowledge that the un-extended ending felt rushed. So what are my thoughts on Mass Effect: Andromeda? I haven’t played it yet. … Continue reading
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Comics of November 2, 2016 and Nanowrimo 2016 thoughts
Well, Nanowrimo 2016 has begun, and I’m trying not to talk about my word counts at all, so I won’t share my total until sometime after November. I’m off to a good start though. Also, yesterday I officially helped lead … Continue reading
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Comics of December 2, 2015
Now that it’s December, more Marvel titles are being launched this month. Also, it’s been announced that Secret Wars is delayed until next year. Is anyone surprised by this point? In the long run though, it’s probably better to delay … Continue reading
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