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Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
I am a long time comic book fan, being first introduced to Batman in the mid to late 70's. This led to a appreciation of classic artists like Neal Adams and Jim Aparo. Moving through the decades that followed, I have a working knowledge of a huge raft of characters with a fondness for old school characters like JSA and The Shadow
Currently reading a slew of Bat Books, enjoying a mini Marvel revival, and the host of The Definative Crusade and Outside the Panels whilst also appearing on No-Prize Podcast on the Undercover Capes Podcast Network
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Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
Review: Spider-Woman #2
Just once, I think I would like to read a new series that doesn’t automatically go for changing the status quo. Bad…
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Review: Batman #94
Despite what other bat books will tell you, this issue is the starting point for the upcoming Joker War and kind of restarts…
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REVIEW: Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow #1 (of 5)
Following on from the Hellmouth event that crossed over Buffy and Angel; Willow has lost a number of things that were important…
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Review: Devil’s Highway #1 (of 5)
Behind every dinner counter there always seems to be a luckless Joe, trying to eek out a living. In small town America,…
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REVIEW: Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys: The Death of Nancy Drew #2 (of 6)
After last issues revelation, that kind of threw a wrench into the title of the whole series, the book has to kind…
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Review: The Plot #5
Families; we all have them. Some even have deep dark secrets that were they to come to light, may have quite a…
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Indie Comics Focus: Atomic Pulp Comics
Comic books have certainly come a long way from humble beginnings. Once the staple of the newspaper reserved to keep kids quiet…
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Review: Bleed Them Dry #1
One of grand daddies of the horror world is back this week, as Vault Comics launches Bleed Them Dry. But with the…
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Review: Frank Cho’s Jungle Girl Omnibus
In today’s, some would say over-sensitive, world (someone has to explain to me how Orcs are racists in D’n’D), this book will…
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