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Three: The Brutal Life of Spartans and Helots

Victoria Irwin June 2, 2014 Comic/Graphic Novel Reviews Comics & Novels Reviews
Three is a vicious tale of three Helots, or lower class men, fighting for their lives after escaping the Spartans. Helots, basically a class of slave, are picking olives in an orchard when a group …
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Gettin’ Loki: The Revolution Will be Televised Part Two

Stephanie Hayslip June 2, 2014 Columns Gettin' Loki
When we last left our intrepid heroes, they were facing off against their most formidable enemy yet. Loki.  With an elf, a fuzzy kitty, a twinkie and a midget. “Stand BACK citizens!  The Batman will …
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Academia Meets Demon Hunting in Fan Phenomena: Supernatural

Victoria Irwin June 2, 2014 Book Reviews Comics & Novels Novel/Novella News Reviews
On September 14, 2005 two demon hunters stepped onto the screen of the WB Network. Eric Kripke’s Supernatural came barreling onto the screen like a demonic version of Kerouac’s On The Road.  Complete with a jet …
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Wynter Changes the Face of Digital Comics

Victoria Irwin June 2, 2014 Comic/Graphic Novel Reviews Reviews
Liz Wynter lives at a time where every thought, action, and possible DNA-sequence as existed before. A small computer implanted in people allows them to know the level of attraction of a person they make …
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Apparitions: Ghosts of Old Edo by Miyuki Miyabe Visits Another Time and Place

Jessica Greenlee June 2, 2014 Book Reviews Comics & Novels Reviews
Apparitions: Ghosts of Old Edo by Miyuki Miyabe is a short story collection containing a mix of ghost stories. Miyabe draws from Japanese folklore, horror tradition, and history to create the tales in Apparitions. Some …
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Ann B Davis, TV’s “Alice,” Passes away at 88

Mistress of Death June 1, 2014 Columns Film/TV News Mistress of Death
Today classic television viewers lost a beloved icon. Ann B. Davis is most popularly known for her portrayal as Alice Nelson, the Housekeeper, on television’s the Brady Bunch. Born in New York in 1926, Davis …
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Allegory and Fantasy Combine with In The Flesh by K L. Zolnoski

Victoria Irwin June 1, 2014 Book Reviews Comics & Novels Fiction Reviews
In the Flesh by K L Zolnoski, takes place in a world ravaged by war and an unknown cataclysm. Lands of poor crops and constant battles mar an otherwise beautiful landscape. Tucked safely away from …
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Doctor Who: Tales of Trenzalore Fills in the Gaps for Perplexed Fans

Victoria Irwin June 1, 2014 Book Reviews Comics & Novels Fiction Reviews Reviews
For those Doctor Who fans who were perplexed about what exactly happened to the Doctor during his tenure in the town of Christmas on the planet of Trenzalore, there is hope. The book Doctor Who: …
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Bald New World Bares the Secrets of the Modern World

Victoria Irwin June 1, 2014 Comics & Novels Fiction Reviews Reviews
Bald New World by Peter Tieryas Liu answers the question of what world the world be like if one day everyone in the world woke up bald. As a child, Nick Guan wakes to discover …
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Gettin’ Loki: The Revolution Will be Televised Part One

Stephanie Hayslip June 1, 2014 Columns Gettin' Loki
One fateful evening in Columbus, Ohio, as I tried ever so valiantly to relax and not chase a little green hobgoblin around the Buckeye State, Tony Starch, Mash Smith (AKA the 11th Doctor,) and The …
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