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7 LGBT+ Webcomics You Should Be Reading

September 24, 2016 Lucy Ward

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When it comes to comics, telling DC from Marvel is about as much knowledge as I can muster on the subject. However, despite my ignorance on “why Batman is superior to Superman” or whatever the new debate surrounding something in the comic world, I do however self title myself a connoisseur of all things webcomic related. […]

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Mega Satan (The Binding of Isaac Rebirth) – Boss Rush

September 21, 2016 Abel G.C.

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Yes, you saw right. There’s actually a boss called “Mega Satan” in this game. Isn’t that awesome?! I have a complicated relationship with The Binding of Isaac. I love and hate that game. It has given me countless hours of fun (to be honest I can count them thanks to Steam: 81 of the original, […]

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Drop Dead Fred – Forgotten Childhood

September 15, 2016 Carrie Moon

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So, who’s for snot-flicking? This week, I decided to look back on Drop Dead Fred, a surprisingly inspiring dark comedy from 1991. I watched it with my four-year-old niece, which in hindsight was probably not so much of a good idea. (My sister may have to deal with some mud pies in the near future!). […]

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Bethesda Highlights – Gamescom 2016

September 15, 2016 Laura Kelly

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My first stop upon entering Gamescom 2016 was checking up on Bethesda and hearing any news about the upcoming Dishonored 2. As a fan of the original Dishonored, I loved the fact they were making a sequel. It follows Emily Kaldwin, princess from the original game, as an adult. Clearly she’s learned a couple tricks from Corvo, […]

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World of Warcraft: Legion – A Noob’s Experience

September 15, 2016 Laura Kelly

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I spent a long time trying to get into World of Warcraft. For years, I avoided the game, knowing i couldn’t afford the subscription. However, with the release of Legion, I felt it was finally time for me to bite the bullet. So I’ve spent the last month levelling a character to prepare for Legion‘s launch, and the […]

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Anime

We Just Want Those Powers – Otaku Digest

September 11, 2016 Céire Ní Dalaigh

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Welcome Otakus to the latest instalment of Otaku Digest. It has only just hit me that it’s September, can someone please find May and ask it where it went? Not only has the real summer come and gone but even now the summer season is drawing to a close. Have you been keeping up to […]

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Screen Savers: House of the Dead

September 10, 2016 David Savage

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You know, I started this movie with the intent to try. I was taking some notes about things I thought while watching. About 20 minutes in, though, I threw that away. I decided if the movie wasn’t going to try then I wasn’t going to try. If I were a food critic and a restaurant […]

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Culture

Star Trek – Boldly Inspiring And Guiding For 50 Years

September 9, 2016 Wayne Talbot

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“It is the struggle itself that is most important. We must strive to be more than we are. It does not matter that we will not reach our ultimate goal. The effort itself yields its own reward.” – Gene Roddenberry Star Trek is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. I doubt there is person out […]

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Why The Voyage Home Is the Best Star Trek Film

September 8, 2016 Anthony McGlynn

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[Spoiler Warning: The Voyage Home, The Wrath of Khan and The Search for Spock are spoiled in this piece.] Star Trek has always had a troubled relationship with the big screen. There’s no point in trying to deny it – the voyages of the starship Enterprise have always suited the freedom, flexibility and constraint that […]

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In Defense Of… Star Trek TNG’s Doctor Pulaski

September 6, 2016 Declan Doody

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Doctor Pulaski or rather Commander Katherine Pulaski served aboard the USS Enterprise D for one year. Pulaski, a medical officer, served as the ship’s chief medical officer. In her short time as a member of the ship’s crew Pulaski would divide the opinion of Star Trek fans and critics alike until the decision was made to […]

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