Tag: Dark Horse Comics
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Lifeformed Vol 2: Hearts and Minds TPB Review
Lowery and Anderson’s affectionate alien invasion saga continues with an even stronger than expected follow-up.
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On the Shelf #1: Seed of Destruction
In the first of my new short and sweet weekly column I’m enjoying Hellboy, my new Intuos Pro and, surprisingly, Solo: A Star Wars Story.
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Indie Penance #23: Super Mini-review Catch-up Special, Part Two
In this week’s Indie Penance: A Stubborn Adventure, Rolled a One, Gregory Suicide, Peace of Mind, and Diedre and Albert.
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Lifeformed: Cleo Makes Contact Graphic Novel Review
Lifeformed: Cleo Makes Contact is an engaging all-ages book that manages to straddle several different genres to great effect.
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The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia Review
The beauty of this book lies in the incredible attention to detail, with intricate artwork often containing hidden references to the games that you’ll have a blast trying to spot.
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Dark Horse Announces Ongoing Mass Effect Comic Series
Commander Shepard’s impact on the Mass Effect universe may be over, but as with any good sci-fi franchise, the storytelling possibilities are endless. Dark Horse has announced Mass Effect: Foundation, an ongoing series based on the Bioware trilogy.
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Mass Effect: Evolution Graphic Novel Review
Evolution faces a difficult task of delivering gamers the back-story to the Mass Effect trilogy’s enigmatic antagonist, the Illusive Man; a fascinating villain who is difficult to comprehend and impossible to second-guess. Or at least he was.
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Magnus: Robot Fighter #1 Comic Review
$3.50, Dark Horse Story: Jim Shooter Art: Bill Reinhold, Raymond Swanland (cover) Colours: Wes Dzioba With Dark Horse’s new retro-fitted Magnus: Robot Fighter, Jim Shooter takes us back to the year 4000 and the futuristic city of New Am, a technological haven where robots fulfil every duty from policing the streets to working as effeminate…