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Book review: Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung’s “Avengers: The Children’s Crusade”
I’ve had my copy of “Avengers: The Children’s Crusade” for almost a year now, but it was only until recently that I finally started reading it, mostly spurred on by the release of Kieron Gillen and James Mckelvie’s take on … Continue reading
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Tagged allan heinberg, avengers, doctor doom, hulkling, james mckelvie, jim cheung, kieron gillen, scarlet witch, the children's crusade, wiccan, x-men, young avengers
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Book review: Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung’s “Young Avengers”
Although it may not look like it from most of the books that end up being reviewed on this blog, I was very much a comic book kid. I had my own comic book childhood – cut tragically short by my … Continue reading
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Tagged allan heinberg, avengers, book review, graphic novels, hulkling, jim cheung, marvel comics, northstar, phoenix, rictor, shatterstar, storm, wiccan, x-men, young avengers
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Ronreads interview: Gerry Alanguilan
Another thing that Gerry Alanguilan is famous for. Anybody who follows the comic book scene here in the country probably already knows that our very own Gerry Alanguilan was recently awarded the Prix Asie-ACBD 2011 for “Elmer”, which tells the story … Continue reading
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Tagged author interview, doctor who, elmer, fantastic four, gerry alanguilan, humanis rex, johnny the homicidal maniac, timawa, wasted, wolverine, x-men
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Book to movie EXTRAVAGANZA!
So last week, Summit Entertainment came out with its first trailer for Paul Anderson’s “The Three Musketeers IN 3D” (Emphasis mine) and it looks like a right mess. Slow motion musketeering (That is totally a legit word, shut up), Milla … Continue reading
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Tagged aa milne, atlas shrugged, ayn rand, book to movie, breaking dawn, captain america: the first avenger, chris evans, graphic novels, green lantern, harry potter and the deathly hallows, herge, james mcavoy, jamie bell, jk rowling, kenneth branagh, logan lerman, lucas til, michael fassbender, millennium trilogy, natalie portman, nicholas hoult, orlando bloom, puss in boots, robert pattinson, rooney mara, ryan reynolds, stephenie meyer, stieg larsson, the adventures of tintin, the girl with the dragon tattoo, the three musketeers, thor, water for elephants, winnie the pooh, x-men
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