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Category Archives: Crime Fiction
The Nightly News
The first proper content on this site in a while and a slight shift in the way I will be reviewing graphic novels you can now download the enhanced Splash Panel podcast. Hopefully these will come out as a minimum … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Fiction, podcast, Political
Tagged image comics, jonathan hickman, nightly news, Political, review, rian hughes
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I’ve spoken about the purely sublime series Kabuki when I reviewed Circle of Blood. Now you can start reading this series on a daily basis for free. That’s a pretty good deal if you ask me for one of the … Continue reading
Jasmina, who’s the BIGGEST Otaku I’ve ever met in my life pointed me out to this manga series called ‘DeathNote’ The idea alone made me excited to read this. It’s basically about a boy called Kira who gets a book, … Continue reading
Blacksad -Somewhere Within the Shadows
Blacksad is probably one of , if not the very best anthropomorphic graphic novels currently on the stands, if ever published. I know this might sound like hyperbole, but in this case it would be a fact. Not trying to … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Fiction, Mystery
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100 Bullets | First Shot, Last Call
Listen closely because I’m about to introduce you to one of the greatest graphic novel series to ever be published. This isn’t hyperbole, this is fact. If you’re looking for a series that keeps you thinking and questioning what just … Continue reading
Posted in Crime Fiction, Mystery
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Point Blank
Point Blank is a story set in the Wildstorm Universe. I’m a massive fan as I’ve been reading and following this Universe for nearly 10 years now. I’ve see some amazing art from the studio (Jim Lee, Whilice Portacio, Adam … Continue reading
Posted in Action/Adventure, Crime Fiction, Superhero
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