Isometrics: Mighty No. 9 and the ultimate question of the Feminist Video Game
Hello and welcome to Isometrics; a slightly slanted series analysing the lucid, literary world of video games.
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Time and Relative Dimensions in Games: An Isometric Doctor Who Video Game Retrospective
Greetings, and welcome to Isometrics, a slightly askew analysis of video games.
FeaturesFilm & TVDavid Rose
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Comics versus cancer, help charity get cool stuff, simples.
Gordon Robertson had Bowel Cancer, thankfully he doesn’t have it anymore.
NewsAndy Haigh
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William Hartnell as The First Doctor: A Retrospective
Fifty years ago this month the first episodes of Doctor Who were aired.
NewsFilm & TVLeonie Briggs
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Porcelain Trilogy to get French Translation
Here’s a short press release from Delcourt Publishing and Improper Books, concerning the recently-announced release of Porcelain (you know, that comic book I…
NewsCristina Bogdan
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Batwoman Team Leaves Over Gay Marriage Row
Um… DC… What the hell? The creative team for Batwoman announced last night that they would be leaving the project due to editorial interference becoming…
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Sunstone tackling the problem of sexuality and erotica in comics.
Sunstone is the story of Lisa Williams, a fledgling writer who has kept her submissive longings buried for years, and Allison Carter, a dominant woman who has…
FeaturesAndy Haigh
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Kickstart This! Sci-Fi Graphic Novel "Forgotten Planet"
A new Science Fiction graphic novel is getting the Kickstarter treatment, coming from the writers of Chris Smith and the Nazi Zombies from Hell, involving a…
NewsBooks & ComicsJames Buckingham
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Zombie Survival: Sacrifice Style
I awoke to the sound of pounding on my door. “What the hell? No one can get up here without a key card.”
NewsBrittany Thornton
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Sarah Michelle Gellar about Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Movie
You may talk about how your favourite series was cancelled and movie sequels not happening or sat in development hell; however for some of us we have been…
NewsAndrew Corban
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Star Wars Weekends: Disney Geeks Out!
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of “Return of the Jedi,” this was a big year for Star Wars Weekends, an annual celebration of the movie franchise since 1997…
NewsErin Manzo
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The Purge
Upon seeing the trailer for this film I must admit it had me hooked, it was such an interesting premise. In fact it had a few of us discussing what we would do if everything was legal for 12 hours. Sadly, I don’t feel the film lived up to the trailer. Maybe this is due to my love of watching films without knowing too much about them. In my head I had the film following a few people throughout an American city trying to survive The Purge. Unfortunately what I got was your basic home invasion film
ReviewsFilm & TVStephen Brewer
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