Comics/Books

Comics/Books

Sleepless #1 – Comicphiles

December 29, 2017 Matt Conroy

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Story by Sarah Vaughn Art by Leila Del Duca Published by Image Comics Looks can be deceiving When it comes to fiction, I have always had a soft spot for a modern retelling of classic fairytales. In the interest of giving this comic book a fair review, my choice for this week’s edition of Comicphiles […]

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Books

ReRead – Ready Player One By Ernest Cline

November 17, 2017 Raymond Provencher

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Normally when I write one of these articles, I prefer to choose ReWatch or RePlay, however, this time I have chosen ReRead. What am I re-reading you may ask? Well, you may not ask as you can plainly see in the title I am re-reading Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. Although, I should clarify, that in […]

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Comics

Slots #1 – Comicphiles

October 13, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Written, drawn and coloured by Dan Panosian A couple of days ago I saw a post on Image’s Facebook page about their new series Slots, which is part of Robert Kirkman‘s Skybound imprint. The post immediately caught my eye, and when I was given a chance to    review it I immediately jumped in. By the […]

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Comics/Books

Whachu Doin’… Kayleigh?

September 8, 2017 Kayleigh McCoy

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Hey guys! Welcome to my first Whachu Doin’! The last month or so I’ve been working two jobs and been absolutely run off my feet. It’s so great to have money for sure, but i miss sleep and enjoying the finer things in life (i.e video games, TV and comic books). Here’s what I’ve been […]

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Books

David Tennant And Michael Sheen To Star In Good Omens

August 15, 2017 Abel G.C.

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Good Casting Omens A year ago Neil Gaiman announced he would write a series adaptation of Good Omens, he took on the project because co-writer Sir Terry Pratchett asked him to shortly before he died. The show will premiere next year. It will be a BBC, Amazon and Narrativia (the company controlling the multimedia rights […]

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Cartoons

Dublin Comic Con 17 – Cosplay Highlight

August 14, 2017 Tendai Muzwidzwa

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Cosplay Heaven Dublin Comic Con, DCC, is one of Ireland’s most popular conventions. DCC also happened over the weekend just gone. The now 3 day event had so much to offer, a glorious trade hall, fantastic artists, panels and some phenomenal cosplays. Cosplays are my favourite part of any convention so seeing all the hard […]

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Comics

Redlands #1 Review – Fire Burn And Cauldron Bubble

August 4, 2017 Declan Doody

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Hell Hath I exclaimed a couple of weeks ago that I wasn’t a big expert in the horror comic genre. At the time I had been reviewing Regression but in the short time since I’ve been really only reading horror stories. Published by Image Comics Written by Jordie Bellaire Vanesa R. Del Rey Art by Vanesa […]

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Buzz

Pesky Time-Consuming Summer Jobs

July 18, 2017 Julie Hassett

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We are about half-way through the summer and, for some, that means slumming it out at home, reading manga, watching movies, playing video games and chilling with friends. For others, it means going to work – and that can get in the way of some geeky downtime; nobody hates real-life responsibilities getting in the way […]

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‘Batman: White Knight’ Features Evil Batman And Good Joker

July 13, 2017 Ian Lynam

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Batman is without a doubt among the darker comic book heroes out there. Dressed in black and using healthy measures of intimidation, the caped crusader is not exactly a friendly neighbourhood vigilante. His stern personality and single-minded battle on crime has prompted some to question his sanity. As Alan Moore says: “Your parents get killed in […]

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Spider-Man: Homecoming Review

July 9, 2017 Ian Lynam

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After a surprise appearance in Captain America: Civil War, Tom Holland joined Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. When Sony entered into a partnership with Marvel, it came as a pleasant surprise to me, loosening their grip on the wall-crawler to ensure a wider shared cinematic universe. However, by all accounts it was a […]

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