Vestige by Chris Roper - 8 GPPs- Available from Amazon
Ok first off, lest there be a suspicion of bias within my review, Chris the author has written an article, a great one at that, for this website.
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DREDD 3D
Many readers here will remember the 1995 Judge Dredd film starring Sylvester Stallone which was, for lack of a better word, terrible.
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Before Watchmen - Full Series Review
Straight to the Point : More miss than hit, but the high points make up for it.
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BEFORE WATCHMEN - Full Series Review
Straight to the point: More miss than hit, but the high points make up for it. It’s been a slow, bleak and generally shitty month.
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THE DARK KNIGHT RISES
Straight to the point: It’s Epic! Best film I have seen this year, including The Avengers.
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Superman Vs The Elite- DVD Review
Warners Animation have been busy bunnies in the straight to DVD department over the last couple of years, working their way through DCs back catalogue of stories and bringing them to life with varied success ; , the latest of the bunch being 'Superman Vs The Elite.'
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In The Shadow Of The Sword: The Battle for Global Empire and the End of the Ancient World by Tom Holland - Book
Straight to the Point; Books like these should be compulsory reading for all.
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Avengers Assemble - Film
Plot: Loki (Hiddleston) returns hell bent on claiming Earth as his own, S. H. I. E. L. D.
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From the archive BATMAN: ARKHAM CITY
by Ben Fee 11/11/11 Straight to the point: The sequel to the greatest ever superhero game was never going to disappoint, but this is bigger, badder and better…
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