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We’re Not So Different: A Lesson in Hidden Trope
How do you make the fight between the hero and villain interesting if the audience knows inevitably that the villain…
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A Retroactive Review of The Woods
Skyler Johnson ’22 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Published by BOOM! Studios and one of their most popular comics to…
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Top 10 Alternative Versions of Spider-Man
It's a big time for Spider-Man in popular culture, but why settle for just one of him? Here is a…
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Review: A.D.: After Death (Vol. 1)
A.D.: After Death immediately stands out with its melancholy writing and fittingly creepy art style creating the perfect tone.
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Boy Wonder to Black Sheep: A History of Red Hood
From Robin to Red Hood, Jason Todd has had a roller coaster history and we'll take a closer look.
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The Prince and the Dressmaker Book Review
The king and queen of Belgium are looking for a bride for their son, Prince Sebastian. Unbeknownst to them, however,…
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Webcomic Wednesday – Witchy Comic Review
Nyneve is a young witch living in a world where the strength someone’s magic is determined by the length of…
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Webcomic Wednesday: A Review of Prague Race
A review of Prague Race, created by Petra Erika Nordlund, for this installment of Webcomic Wednesday.
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The Rise and Fall of the American Love Comic
Jeannette Mooney ’20 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer While comics today are known for being a medium largely for superheroes,…
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Webcomic Wednesday – Cucumber Quest Review
Jeannette Mooney ’20 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Cucumber Quest Story and Art by Gigi D.G. Parodies are often made…
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