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Chuck Brown’s “Flawed” is yet another action packed and entertaining narrative in his bibliography focused
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In Blue Chip Boston, where an individuals ego can take up the size of entire
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The spirit of competition has been alive and well this NCBD week as Image Comics
MOVIE REVIEW: Bones And All
The Midwest is a lovely place and with the trek taken through Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones
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St. Petersburg : a hidden gem at the bottom of the map. Under the radar
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If 2018’s “Black Panther” was not enough to expose the incompetencies of The Panther Tribe
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A return to Riydah only meant another evening of stellar wrestling for WWE’s women’s division.
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The Rock is a wrestling legend who also happens to be a Technician. Tech N9ne,
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As Kael Ngu (what up dude, we need to extend that convo we had at
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The fourth annual Battle of The Belts was held in the cold capital of the
REVIEW: Miracleman No.0
As promised at the end of Kang’s latest adventure, the legendary Miracleman is back in
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If “Smile” is the renaissance of the psychological thriller and “Don’t Look At The Demon”
REVIEW: Lady Hel No.2
Honestly, the best imprint to come out of Dynamite Comics is anything that has the
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I looked up the neighborhood that Sanna Lathan’s “On The Come Up” was set in,
WRESTLING REVIEW: AEW Grand Slam II
AEW had to make up for the atrocity that was All Out IV. Broadcasted from
REVIEW: Absolution No.2
The legend Peter Milligan got into some hot water over his views recently with Comics
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Cody Ziglar, I don’t know him personally, but I can say that I’ve found a
REVIEW: A Righteous Thirst For Vengeance No.11
It still baffles me just how well Andre Lima Araujo can convey coherent and complete
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Through various back and forths on Twitter, Steve Foxe wasn’t lying to me and the
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As far as “Judgement Day” titles go, “X-Men Red” has been where the most action
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