Tag: Crime

‘4 Kids Walk Into a Bank #2’ Comic Review

Art and Design by Tyler Boss; Flatting by Clare Dezutti; Lettering by Thomas Mauer; Wallpaper Design by Courtney Menard; Writing by Matthew Rosenberg; Cover by Tyler Boss There’s a lot of great storytelling at work in 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank Chapter Two. Chapter

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‘Dead Vengeance’ Graphic Novel Review

written and drawn by Bill Morrison; inks by Keith Champagne Dead Vengeance begins in 1940s Detroit at a carnival’s sideshow display of oddities. Here, the unthinkable happens; a human corpse becomes reanimated. The Frankenstein-like being awakes very confused thanks to

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‘Green River Killer’ Graphic Novel Review

Green River Killer: A True Detective Story is a non-fiction crime piece that allows readers to view the well-known murder investigation from the perspective of Detective Tom Jensen. It provides this unique perspective while also acknowledging the broader issue of

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‘Dead Vengeance #1’ Comic Review

Dead Vengeance is written by Bill Morrison, features the artwork of Keith Champagne, and makes a great first impression in only twenty-five pages. This first issue begins in 1940s Detroit, Michigan at a carnival’s sideshow display of ‘oddities.’ The oddity

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‘The Shadow: Midnight in Moscow’ Comic Review

During America’s post-WWII economic boom, New York City was seeing an influx in the criminal underground. To abate the increasing criminal threat, Lamont Cranston, nee Kent Allard, became The Shadow. Midnight in Moscow starts at the end of Cranston’s career as

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‘Dresden Files: Down Town’ #1 Comic Review

Albeit simple and at times predictable, Dresden Files: Down Town #1 is a fun read that follows Harry Dresden (the sorcerer/private investigator protagonist of creator Jim Butcher’s series of novels, which share the name) as he and his protégé, Molly, work

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‘Abstraction’ DVD Review

When not only the very first scene but the very first shot in a film contains unnecessary nudity, it doesn’t exactly instill confidence that a brilliant and captivating plot is soon to follow. Sure, it could happen, but it’s about

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