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Nearly every genre in every medium has at least one legendary love story. We've pulled a handful of comic book examples that deserve some recognition on this Valentine's day.
Constantine Episode 1.7 Recap
”Blessed Are The Damned” deals with a heavy question about faith, ethic and angels.
Constantine Episode 1.5 Recap
”Danse Vaudou” is filled with fatal missed connections between cause and effect.
Constantine Episode 1.3 Recap
"The Devil's Vinyl" doesn’t commit to any of its cooler ideas and, for the second week in a row, Constantine ends up boring and muddled.
Constantine Episode 1.2 Recap
"The Darkness Beneath" is boring, offensive, unfocused, and redundant.
Constantine Episode 1.1 Recap
There are currently four television series airing based on DC Comics properties and as it stands Constantine looks like it could be the best of them.
The Wake #10 Review
For those of you late to this particular party, the final issue of The Wake came out this Wednesday, and it's an epic adventure worth talking about.
New Wave of Vertigo Titles this Fall
Vertigo is drawing a line in the sand with several new titles out this fall. Is this the end of Vertigo, or a fresh new beginning?
New DMZ Covers Emerge
Two new covers for upcoming issues of Brian Wood's series DMZ were thrown online via the writer's Tumblr. The series, which is set in the near future during a second US civil war, is nearing its end with issue #70. These covers for #65 and #66 paint two very different pictures.
The Losers Review
Right from the get-go, The Losers makes damn sure to tell the audience that they’re watching a really cool movie. The movie has it all: shaky hand-held camera work, freeze frames, jump cuts and the requisite “group walking towards the camera in slow motion” scene—reassuring the audience that they are indeed watching an awesome film. […]