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Powerless (Again)
Years ago, when we read Matthew Cody’s terrific superhero novel Powerless, we never suspected that it was the first book in a planned trilogy. And yet here we are. Villainous crowns a three-book series about kids with super powers living … Continue reading
Fringe Noir
Sins of the Father, the latest novel from Christa Faust is somewhat similar to her Hard Case Crime hardboiled adventures. It features a con man, a high-stakes sting, and lots of gunplay. Let’s call it Fringe noir: things start badly and … Continue reading
Posted in Movies/TV, Published in 2014
Tagged Christa Faust, Fringe, Sins of the Father
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The New Indestructibles
In the first Indestructibles novel readers were introduced to a team of young eclectic heroes — Solar, Straylight, Entropy Emily, Fury, and Dancer. Along with their mentor Doctor Silence, they were the new kids on the superhero block. Now, in … Continue reading
Posted in Published in 2014
Tagged Breakout, Matthew Phillion, The Indestructibles
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Live! In the Link Age: Short Reviews of 2014 (Revisited)
The 9 Super Girls (by Tigerlily Emi Kawasaki / First Printing: December 2013) is a self-published, one-of-a-kind portfolio of drawings featuring super-powered girls who punch, fly, swim, make music, wield swords, and control the weather. There’s even one character whose … Continue reading
Posted in Live! In the Link Age, Published in 2014
Tagged A Night at the Opera, Blackbird's Song, Blood and Rust, Casey Glanders, Catgirl, Date Night, Dreams, Eric Haven, Felipe Smith, Ghost Rider, Heat of the Night, J.K. Waylon, Lightweight, Nicholas Ahlhelm, Primeval, Stephen T. Brophy, Syed Hamdani, The 9 Super Girls, The Eternity Conundrum, The Impossible Door, Tigerlily Emi Kawasaki, Tradd Moore, UR
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Superhero Novels: The Best of 2014 and a Peek at 2015
2014 was definitely the year of the tiger as far as we’re concerned. Nick Harkaway’s latest novel featured a substantial superhero storyline and we are happy to embrace it as our favorite novel of the year. But really, when we … Continue reading
Posted in Best Of, Published in 2014
Tagged Carrie Vaughn, Dreams of the Golden Age, Gene Luen Yang, John David Anderson, Matthew Phillion, Minion, Nick Harkaway, Sonny Liew, The Indestructibles, The Shadow Hero, Tigerman
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