When everyone else was telling us the only way you could judge the feats of a hero was by the polarising opposition and overall plotting of the villain, Marvel looked at it from a different angle.
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These are divisive times, desperate for some aggressive agreement. By charming people across multiple backgrounds and beliefs, Baby Yoda unites us.
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The Horrible Truth About Comics, by James Kochalka, will tell you what comics might be, show you what comics can be, and it did me some good, too.
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Live vicariously through your worst case scenarios about the Coronavirus with this list of germ ridden films to watch while sequestered in your homes.
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Ever since their dual inception in September 1963, few teams of heroes have crossed paths in such decisive AND divisive events quite as often as Earths Mightiest Heroes, the Avengers and the group of mutants who fight to protect a world that hates and fears them, the X-Men.
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Is Batman truly an atheist? Let’s take a closer look.
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Tom Taylor’s phenomenal run on X-Men: Red was more than a good story paired with wonderful art, it was an allegory for the monsters currently stalking our world — as well the golden thread which will lead us all out of the labyrinth.
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As our movies change and adapt, so too do our stories alongside them. Stories like Frankenstein provide humanity with a lens through which we can observe our world, and allow us to see the slow and gradual changes that may have been invisible over time.
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The Preacher Diaries Part 2! Discover the unforgettable Saint of Killers, Sheriff Hugo Root, and the unforgettable ARSEFACE! Plus: just where the heck is God, anyway?
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Eat the Dead by Siddharth Kotian is a knife in the stomach horror comic.
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This film is, in every respect, a classic. It holds up to the greats in its genre and lands with a flair in the modern day. Well worth the time of any horror fans with a sudden and abundant amount of time on their hands.
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