Zombicide
Zombies are big, trending like mad in all shapes, sizes and medias; movies, video games, books, comics, even television is getting in on the act with big…
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Swamp Thing Volume 1
Brian K Vaughan is a big name in the world of comics now, being the writer of Image Comics’ smash hit ‘Saga’ and ‘Y The Last Man’ for Vertigo amongst others.
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Thrud The Barbarian
Thrud The Barbarian first appeared in a project by then student Carl Critchlow for his then tutor Bryan Talbot (himself now known as an acclaimed comic…
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Comic Chaos Mystery Boxes
ll in all a pretty nifty idea and hey.. who doesn't like comics? Definitely worth a shot
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PS Vita Slim Review
The Playstation Vita has had a rough life so far. Boasting an impressive ( and beautiful) catalogue of games, the public has never latched on to it the same…
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Review: Good Cop Bad Cop Casebook #1
What if the good cop and the bad cop were the same person? Well, Detective Inspector Brian Fisher (but please, call him Brian) of the City of Glasgow Police…
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300: Rise of an Empire - Seize Your Glory Review
If there’s one thing that appeals to the general red-blooded male sensibility it’s good old-fashioned carnage.
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Mr Peabody & Sherman Review
Everyone’s had the “If I could go back in time I’d…” conversation at some point…
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Review: Harley Quinn #1
This is the long awaited follow-up from my review: Harley Quinn #0, however I’d like to firstly apologise as this review is LONG overdue!
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