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Anime/Cartoons

Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Keep Up

May 1, 2013 Andy Kavanagh

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It would take a massive article to cover the enormous franchise that is Evangelion and one hell of a mind to put it all together! Well thankfully we've got Andy and today he's here to present the past, present and future of Evangelion as well as share his own views and theories! Click here to see for yourself!

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Featured

Review – Doctor Who: “Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS”

April 29, 2013 Ryan O' Connor

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For me, any story of the Whoniverse that focuses on the TARDIS is nothing but a good thing. Stories like the Tom Baker classic, 'The Invasion of Time', audio stories like 'Zagreus', and indeed, last series' episode 'The Doctor's Wife' by Neil Gaiman, an episode which ranks as my uncontested all-time favourite. As I'm sure you've gathered at this stage, any story which explores that mad machine in detail tends to be pretty wonderful indeed, and I'm delighted to say that Steve Thompson's take on the TARDIS more than lives up to expectations.

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Featured

Review – Doctor Who: "Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS"

April 29, 2013 Ryan O' Connor

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For me, any story of the Whoniverse that focuses on the TARDIS is nothing but a good thing. Stories like the Tom Baker classic, 'The Invasion of Time', audio stories like 'Zagreus', and indeed, last series' episode 'The Doctor's Wife' by Neil Gaiman, an episode which ranks as my uncontested all-time favourite. As I'm sure you've gathered at this stage, any story which explores that mad machine in detail tends to be pretty wonderful indeed, and I'm delighted to say that Steve Thompson's take on the TARDIS more than lives up to expectations.

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Music

Megadeth: The Retrospective Review Part II

April 27, 2013 Liam Kavanagh

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PART 2 – Symphony Of Destruction Rust In Peace (Capitol/EMI, 1990-91) By 1990 Megadeth had looked like they were on their last legs as a band; destined to burn out if not to actually die. But a refreshed lineup – both Slash and Dimebag Darrell flirted with the guitar slot vacated by Jeff Young before […]

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Comics/Books

Review: Iron Man 3

April 25, 2013 Declan Doody

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He survived New York! He saved the world! Tony Stark returns home leaving his time with the Avengers behind him but unable to shake the doubts and the fear from his mind he locks himself away but when a new threat emerges and the world and people he loved are threatened he must face his fears and don the armor once more! But will it be enough? Check out our review of Iron Man 3 now!

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Opinion

Review: Evil Dead (2013)

April 24, 2013 Anthony McGlynn

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Let’s get one thing out of the way before I start this review. If you are on the fence or have decided not to give the new Evil Dead a chance because you think it’s a cash grab, or disagree with the idea of an Evil Dead remake/reboot/sequel/whatever you want to believe this film is, […]

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Reviews

Review – Doctor Who: ‘Hide’

April 22, 2013 Ryan O' Connor

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I'm going to come right out and say it to begin this review, just so you know what you're in for. This is definitively my favourite episode of Series 7 thus far. This is, in fact, one of my overall favourite episodes of Matt Smith's entire run thus far! Ryan tackles the latest episode of season 7, 'Hide'.

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Review – Doctor Who: 'Hide'

April 22, 2013 Ryan O' Connor

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I'm going to come right out and say it to begin this review, just so you know what you're in for. This is definitively my favourite episode of Series 7 thus far. This is, in fact, one of my overall favourite episodes of Matt Smith's entire run thus far! Ryan tackles the latest episode of season 7, 'Hide'.

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Anime/Cartoons

Interview: Qwertee Bot

April 22, 2013 Declan Doody

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"Geek chic", a minor fashion trend that arose in the mid 2000s in which young individuals adopted stereotypically "geeky" fashions, such as oversized black Horn-rimmed glasses, suspenders/braces, and highwater trousers. - We talk geek fashion and success with Qwertee!

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Comics/Books

Review: Blackstar Book One

April 19, 2013 Anthony McGlynn

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'So that's what Akira would be like if it was set in Ireland!' is not a sentence I thought I would be saying when I began reading 'Blackstar', the new indie comic from Mike Lynch. Really, I wasn't sure what to expect, but whatever expectations I had were blown out of the water by the opening scene, a satirical extra-terrestrial encounter at a gas station that reads like something you'd find in a Men in Black film.

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