Infinity Crate: July 2016 Box
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Geek Pride at MCM Comic Con Northern Ireland 2016
It’s a typically wet Irish Saturday morning in June, and after a 15min train ride from Belfast to Lisburn, I find myself boarding a shuttlebus into the unknown.
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Snow in Hell, by Sophie Sparham
Sophie Sparham’s Snow in Hell starts out innocently enough as high-concept science-fiction, then angels start appearing, then necromancers, and then it gets seriously weird.
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Judge Dredd: Titan, by Rob Williams, Henry Flint and Annie Parkhouse
Continuing with the ongoing examination of the fallout from the Chaos Day storyline, Judge Dredd: Titan examines how the judge penal system has been affected…
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5 Things we learned from Belfast Film and Comic Con May 2016
Convention season is upon us and Showmasters and their crew delivered a fine event at the Titanic Exhibition Centre on the weekend of the 14th and 15th of May…
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The Red Seven
"'What are you gonna do? You ain't gonna plug me and let me fall to the street. Come on bounty hunter, where are your cuffs? I'm worth more alive than I am dead. So, let's get this over with.' 'No bounties, no rewards,' He said, pulling the trigger. Cortez's body fell into the dust twenty feet below. People gathered around with the blood seeping out of the holes in his body and married to the dirt below."
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The Six-Gun Tarot: aka "Cowboys and Injuns and Elder Gods, oh my!"
It’s very rare that I am one to judge a book by its cover, what with novels having different editions etc.
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Hatter Madigan, Book One: Ghost in the H.A.T.B.O.X.
"A tangled mass of brightly glowing yellow caterpillar thread emerged from the ceiling and spread across the room in such a dramatic fashion that it looked to Hatter like frozen lightning. The yellow thread transmitted power while circuits of blue thread transmitted information in glowing sapphire pulses, speeding this way and that like little blue vehicles traveling along the busy roads of Wondertropolis. They were azure shooting stars."
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The Witcher Saga
If you’ve finished the game and haven’t quite managed to separate yourself from the world of the Witcher with its myriad contracts, sorceresses and destiny…
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