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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Book Releases I’m Excited About for February, March, and April
I’m trying to get through a last handful of books in the next couple of months before Hugo nominations close, but I’m very excited about some of the books coming out in the next few months.
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Review of The Divine by Boaz Lavie
I was all about Spider-Man and the X-Men as a kid, but now that I’ve rediscovered comics as an adult, I’m trying to broaden my horizons. To that end, I suppose The Divine qualifies as my first manga-style comic. I … Continue reading
Review of The Autumnlands, Vol. 1: Tooth and Claw by Kurt Busiek
The Autumnlands is weird. And I love it. It’s old school, pulpy stuff: walking, talking animals, magic, floating cities and airships, walking chairs, gigantic winged insects as mounts, and a time-traveler from the past with scifi implants. It’s all very … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Fantasy
Tagged Epic Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Image Comics, Retro SF
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Review of Star Wars: Darth Vader vol. 2 by Kieron Gillen
I enjoyed the first volume of the new Darth Vader comic enough to keep reading, but it had its issues. I’m glad I did. Volume 2 has moved beyond the issues of volume 1 and come into its own. Volume … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Science Fiction
Tagged Graphic Novels, Marvel Comics, Space Opera, Star Wars
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