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“Love” Them? No Problem: The 1975 Light Up Boston’s House of Blues
Keely Chisolm ‘17 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Hailing from Manchester, England, The 1975 brought their beloved indie synth rock…
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Webcomic Wednesday: Slow Burning Romance: “The Phoenix Requiem” Review
Finally, here is an example of a genre mashup where the different elements complement one another, rather than distract.
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Webcomic Wednesday: Slow Burning Romance: "The Phoenix Requiem" Review
Finally, here is an example of a genre mashup where the different elements complement one another, rather than distract.
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Review: ‘After Alice’ Explores New Realms outside Wonderland
Ada, Alice’s closest friend, follows her friend down the rabbit hole in order to bring her home going on her…
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Emertainment Monthly’s Top Ten Indie Comics of 2015
In all honesty, nobody here hates superheroes. They’re great. Their comics are great when they’re not written by known sexual…
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Review: ‘Of Fire & Night’ Is Fast-Paced Storytelling (Saga of Seven Suns, #5)
It’s an enthralling and enlivening space adventure that is sure to suck the reader in.
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Review: ‘Of Fire & Night’ Is Fast-Paced Storytelling (Saga of Seven Suns, #5)
It’s an enthralling and enlivening space adventure that is sure to suck the reader in.
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TV: Year in Review
To celebrate the end of 2015, over here at Emertainment Monthly we’ve compiled a list voted on by the TV…
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Review: ‘Oscar’s Hotel’ “Fountain of Forgetfulness”
The fourth installment of KickThePJ's Oscar's Hotel for Fantastical Creatures, entitled “Fountain of Forgetfulness”, is about the all-too-familiar concept of…
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Review: 'Oscar's Hotel' “Fountain of Forgetfulness”
The fourth installment of KickThePJ's Oscar's Hotel for Fantastical Creatures, entitled “Fountain of Forgetfulness”, is about the all-too-familiar concept of…
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