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    Comic Book Review: Tomb Raider: Inferno #2

    The first issue of Dark Horse Comics’ new mini-series, Tomb Raider: Inferno, was not an exciting read. It stripped Lara of any and all personality, gave her nothing exciting to do, and allowed her absolutely zero interaction with anybody worth talking to. It was a largely boring first issue that...
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    Comic Book Review: The Quantum Age #1

    I’m not what you’d call the biggest sci-fi fan in the world. I mean, I suppose you could call me that if you wanted, but you’d be wrong. Even though it’s not my favorite, or even third or fourth favorite genre, however, I can still find plenty to enjoy in a sci-fi story as long as it’s written...
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    Comic Book Review: Halo: Collateral Damage #2

    At the end of the first issue of Halo: Collateral Damage, we saw Master Chief and his Spartan team entering underground tunnels in an effort to cut off enemy Covenant troops on the other side of the island while a team of resistance fighters stayed above ground, keeping the enemy occupied. It...
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    Comic Book Review: Sword Daughter #2

    If nothing else, Sword Daughter has certainly grown on me since the first issue, which is saying something considering we’re only on the second issue. I liked, but didn’t love issue #1, but I definitely saw some potential. Issue #2, in my mind, definitely begins to build on that potential with...
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    Comic Book Review: She Could Fly #1

    She Could Fly comes to us courtesy of Dark Horse and their new imprint, Berger Books. It’s a title that, until the final pages, plays its cards close to its vest. It’s a bravely unique title that held my attention with interesting characters and deep themes. I enjoyed my entire time with the...
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    Comic Book Review: Incredibles 2 #1

    For the first time in a decade The Incredibles are the talk of the summer! Well.. them and dinosaurs. Oh, and Infinity Stones. OK, well, let’s just say that The Incredibles are A talk of the summer. The new movie made a bundle of money and the reviews from both audiences and critics are...
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    Comic Book Review: StarCraft: Scavengers #1

    When you here the word StarCraft, you probably think someone is mixing up Star Wars and Minecraft. If, however, you are familiar with the property, then of course you’d probably think of StarCraft the video game. What most people wouldn’t think of right off the bat though, is comic books. Dark...
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    Comic Book Review: Frozen #1

    As a man who lives in a house with six children, three of them being girls, you may be surprised to learn that I have never actually seen Disney’s [easyazon_link identifier=”B00J2PF5FE” locale=”US” tag=”boundingintocomics-20″]Frozen[/easyazon_link]. I know that we own it, and I know that it has...
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    Comic Book Review: StarCraft: Scavengers #2

    StarCraft: Scavengers #1 was a pleasant surprise for me. The small-scale tale of space terror introduced readers to the doomed crew of the Magpie as they are beset upon by an unseen horror while they attempt to scavenge alien tech from a not-so-abandoned alien spacecraft. [easyazon_link...
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    Comic Book Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Reckoning #3, Season 12

    “We demons were here first, Missy… and we’ll be here last.” Fans that are accustomed to the storytelling stylings of Joss Whedon on TV will feel right at home with the Dark Horse comic, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Reckoning #3, Season 12. While not an exact replica of what one would expect...
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    Comic Book Review: Beasts of Burden: Wise Dogs and Eldritch Men #1

    Despite this being the first issue in the series, Beasts of Burden has actually been around for quite some time. Conceived by writer Evan Dorkin, Beasts of Burden first popped up in 2003 in The Dark Horse Book of Hauntings, they showed up in a few other Dark Horse publications through the years...
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    Comic Book Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 12: The Reckoning #4

    The Bitter-Sweet End of an Era [easyazon_link identifier=”B07F6TCWD7″ locale=”US” tag=”boundingintocomics-20″]Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Season 12: The Reckoning[/easyazon_link] spells the end of a long relationship the franchise has enjoyed with the world’s fifth largest comic company, Dark...
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    Comic Book Review: Halo: Collateral Damage #3

    Master Chief and his team of Spartans find themselves still in the thick of battle when we pick up in the final of this short, three issue run of [easyazon_link identifier=”1506707475″ locale=”US” tag=”boundingintocomics-20″]Halo: Collateral Damage[/easyazon_link] from Dark Horse Comics. Things...
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    Movie Review: Netflix’s Polar — Should You Stream It?

    Dark Horse Comics goes Hollywood again, this time with its acclaimed graphic novel Polar. Assassin Duncan Vizla (Mads Mikkelsen) is on the verge of retirement and wants nothing more than to let the life go. A representative of his company, however, the sultry Vivian (Katheryn Winnick) coaxes him...
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    Kentaro Miura’s Final Volume Of Berserk To Be Released This November

    Nearly a year after the legendary mangaka’s untimely passing, the final volume of Kentaro Miura’s Berserk has officially received a Western release date for later this fall. RELATED: Berserk Mangaka Kentaro Miura Passes Away At Age 54 Collecting the last seven chapters completed by the legendary...
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    Jason Reitman Confirms Ghostbusters: Afterlife Sequel In Production, Reveals A Return To New York City

    A follow-up to Ghostbusters: Afterlife is in the works with Jason Reitman returning and it has a very important twist that is a huge callback to the first two films, and even Paul Feig’s attempt in 2016. RELATED: Ghosbusters: Answer The Call Star Leslie Jones To Lead Gender-Swapped Plastic Man...
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    Dark Horse Comics To Reprint ‘Hellsing’ Manga In Paperback With More Accurate Translations

    It seems the series’ deluxe hard cover editions were not enough to satiate fans’ thirst, as just three years after these premium releases hit shelves, Dark Horse Comics has announced plans to once again unleash the legions of the damned onto bookshelves with a new reprint of the classic vampire...
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    Dark Horse Comics Announces Long-Awaited Deluxe Hardcover Collections For ‘Trigun’ And ‘Trigun: Maximum’

    After an almost decade lost in the wasteland, Dark Horse Comics has announced that the Human Typhoon is set to regale fans with his past exploits with a new, deluxe edition reprinting of Trigun and Trigun: The Maximum. Report: Berserk Manga Was Dark Horse Comics’ Top Property For Last Three...
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    ‘Hellboy II: The Golden Army’ Director Guillermo Del Toro Believes We Won’t See Anything Like The Practical Effects In His Duology Again “I...

    20 years ago, Guillermo del Toro dipped his toes into comic book cinema with his adaptation of Mike Mignola’s Hellboy. It boasted del Toro’s signature style of grotesque fantasy and translating Mignola’s visual wonders into the fairy world of the Oscar winner was received auspiciously enough to...
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    ‘Fortnite’ Pulls ‘Peacemaker’ Season 2 Dance Emote After Earth-X Reveal, Launches Inquiry “Into Our Partner’s Creative Intentions”

    Following the reveal that the Peacemaker Season 2 opening dance sequence contains a not-so-subtle reference to its Earth-X plot twist, See full article...
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