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Random Podcast From Heck Episode 274: Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special, Wednesday, A Christmas Story Christmas, And More

This week's episode features The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. To keep you in the mood, you can also hear a little about A Christmas Story Christmas, the sequel to 1983's A Christmas Story. Netflix and Tim Burton's Wednesday series has arrived, and you can hear about the first four episodes. If that wasn't enough, you have another episode of The Peripheral, and …

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Review: Deadly Class #56 — The Final Issue That Brought Me To Tears

I just finished reading Deadly Class #56. It's the final issue of the series I've always said was my favorite comic book series since the first issue. I told myself I wasn't going to read the last issue so I'd always have "one more new issue" out there, waiting. I just couldn't resist. I read …

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Marvel Unveils Classic Homage Variant Covers Recreating Memorable Moments In Comics

You gotta love a nice homage cover. Cool homage covers are like a really good cover song. You can immediately recognize the classic or original source, but the artist will creatively make it stand out as their own. There have been countless homage covers over the year. The idea isn't new, but it's always a …

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Review: Superman – Space Age #1 Is The Superman Story Fans Deserve

Superman is pretty much the most iconic and well known character around. Regardless if someone is into superhero stories or not, they know who the Man of Steel is. It's really no surprise considering the character has been around for over eighty years. That being said, are there still interesting, compelling, and entertaining stories still …

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SDCC 2022: Madelyne Pryor and Ben Reilly Team Up Against The X-Men And Spider-Man

A moment many of us have been dreading will soon be upon us. Marvel Comics has released information on the upcoming Dark Web story. The Spider-Man/X-Men crossover will be written by Zeb Wells and begins in November with prelude issues. The story continues through December with Dark Web Alpha #1, with art by Adam Kubert. …

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Mystery Art Challenge – Home Edition: Doctor Strange And A Donut

Remember the days on comic conventions. They have slowly been starting back up, but don't seem quite the same just yet. One of the fun and exciting events at conventions would be the Mystery Art Challenge. The Mystery Art Challenge is where an artist given the challenge of drawing a familiar character with a random …

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Marvel Announces AVENGERS FOREVER By Jason Aaron And Aaron Kuder

Jason Aaron has been carving the path of the Avengers for some time now. Looks like he's about to crank things up further. Marvel has announced a new series, Avengers Forever, written by Aaron with art by Aaron Kuder and color by Jason Keith. While there will be some familiar faces, the series will also …

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