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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: Supers – A Little Star Past Cassiopeia
New schools are one thing. Having to deal with not knowing where anything is, the cafeteria card snafu and bullies. Throw in…
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Review: Supergirl #26
Oh dear. It seems that Supergirl has found herself de-powered and a tad tied up. Who does she think she is, Wonder…
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Review: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1
Back in the day, when I used to read every Spidey book, I had a soft spot for Spectacular Spider-Man. Part of…
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Review: Gunning for Hits #1
Music fans and comic fans are alike in many ways. I have friends who have given up on comics, moved onto music…
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Review: Young Justice #1
I know that everybody and his/her dog are fans of the Young Justice cartoon. So the time seems right to bring back…
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Interview: Hunting the Beast with Belle – Beast Hunter Writer – Dave Franchini
Zenescope are known for taking popular fairy tales and giving them a bit of a tweak. Therefore that it makes more than…
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Review: Project Superpowers #5 (of 7)
In the penultimate issue of this series, things could not be graver. The swathe of battles that seem to have been the…
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Review: Heroes in Crisis #4 (of 9)
After last issue’s, almost a fill-in / not quite a fill-in, we are back with the main flow of the story, though…
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Advance Review: Honor and Curse #1 (of 6)
An orphaned boy seeks the means to fight injustice, forging his body into a weapon, to serve and to protect all that…
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