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10 Things To Do This Bank Holiday Monday

August 3, 2015 Declan Doody

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Yes! You’ve just woken up and realised that you’re not desperately late for work (I’m so sorry if you’re forced to work today!) No, today is a glorious bank holiday and, if you haven’t got a list of things a mile long to do today, then don’t worry – I took the liberty of writing […]

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Ian McShane Joins Game of Thrones

August 2, 2015 Jack Dempsey

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Entertainment Weekly reports that actor Ian McShane will have a role in Game of Thrones‘ Season 6 in a decision that, “returns the former Deadwood star to HBO for a role on the international fantasy sensation.” So far we’ve only ascertained that McShane “has a relatively small amount of screen-time during the season, yet his character is of […]

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Old Faces Return In New X-Men: Apocalypse Stills

July 31, 2015 Diarmuid O'Neill

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Bryan Singer hasn’t exactly been quiet with his latest production featuring Xavier and his students – which couldn’t be better for us! There’s still a long ten months between us and the release of X-Men: Apocalypse but, thanks to the likes of Empire Magazine and Entertainment Weekly, we’re getting drip-fed stills from the filming. There are a few […]

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Spider-Man Civil War Cameo Already Filmed

July 31, 2015 Diarmuid O'Neill

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It’s been a month after Tom Holland was announced as the newest web-slinger for Marvel and Sony’s upcoming collaboration. But before we see him on screen in his 2017 solo outing, that familiar red and blue suit is set to appear in Captain America: Civil War. While we don’t yet know much of Peter Parker/Spider-Man’s involvement […]

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Art

Cute Villains And Superheroes Re-Imagined As Dogs

July 31, 2015 Tendai Muzwidzwa

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Have you ever imagined some of your favourite characters as animals? If you’re anything like us, perhaps you’ve matched multiple characters to a number of different species. A Minnesota artist by the name of Josh Lynch did one better and illustrated those ideas and applied them to some of our favourite superheroes and villains. You’ve probably seen […]

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Comics/Books

Comicphiles: Demon Squabbles In Space Elevators

July 31, 2015 Mary McFadden

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Since clawing my way back into the vast world of comics, I’ve found myself frequently surrounded by the clean and colourful shelves at my local store. I think I may have replaced one addiction (shopping for clothes) with another equally unhealthy but much more rewarding one (obsessive comic collecting). Because of this, my purse is beginning to […]

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Comics/Books

First Look At Neal McDonough Playing Damien Darhk On Arrow

July 30, 2015 Jack Dempsey

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Earlier this week, we got a first look at actor Neal McDonough as Damien Darhk for Arrow on The CW. Actor Paul Blackthorne, who plays Detective Quentin Lance, shared photographs on his official Facebook page with the caption: “Nice to be working with Neal McDonough this season…”. Nice to be working with Neal McDonough this […]

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Opinion: The Wonder And Woes Of Re-Invention

July 30, 2015 Emma Grimes

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You ever get the feeling that perhaps things way back when, weren’t quite as good as you thought they were? I’m sure you’ve picked up a comic from the stack, blown the dust off the plastic jacket and tried to read it, only to find that it really wasn’t all you remembered it to be. […]

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Daredevil’s Punisher Will Be Closest To Comic Persona

July 30, 2015 Declan Doody

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Former showrunner for the acclaimed Netflix series Daredevil, Stephen DeKnight, has spoken about the introduction of fan favourite Punisher in the second series. According to DeKnight, this representation will not be like the character’s previous stints on the big screen and will in fact be the closest thing to the comic book persona of Frank Castle. In an […]

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Forgotten Childhood: The Hobbit – Graphic Novel

July 30, 2015 Diarmuid O'Neill

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The first comic that I remember falling into my hands was this old, somewhat faded copy of a story about a hobbit. A few months prior to Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films exploded on to the big screen, I was entrusted with the family copy of J.R.R Tolkien’s The Hobbit (I don’t know […]

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