From the monthly archives: June 2005

Pull List Review: June 2005

By On June 22, 2005 · 1 Comment · In Reviews

Here’s what I’m currently buying on a regular basis, and why. What about you?

100 Girls
Because it’s a great story, and Adam Gallardo‘s an interesting guy.

15 Minutes
Because it makes C-list superheroes interesting.

Action Philosophers
Because it’s smart and funny and takes more [...]

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LINK: What’s Next for Marvel Movies?

By On June 21, 2005 · Leave a Comment · In Pop Culture

Avi Arad, Marvel’s chairman and CEO, spoke with MTV.com about where several of the companies nearly 5,000 characters stand with regards to movie prospects, ranging from X-men 3 to Captain America to Cloak & Dagger.

X-Men 3: Regarding Jean Grey’s possible evolution at the end of the last movie, however, Arad says, “Dark Phoenix should [...]

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Try Something Different: 6/22/05

By On June 21, 2005 · 3 Comments · In Uncategorized

Support Independent Comics!

Independent comics (and manga) being released tomorrow, 6/22/05, courtesy of ComicList. Not all of these titles will actually arrive in all stores. If your LCBS offers a pre-ordering service, be sure to take advantage of it.

Recommendations, sometimes blind, in BOLD. Which ones are YOU reading?

AEON
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Home Sweet (and Sour) Home

By On June 20, 2005 · 1 Comment · In Uncategorized

The problem with vacations is that they sometimes do more than serve as relaxing getaways, giving a little push to the always prevalent desire to get the hell out of New York City for good. Being around houses that cost half as much as what we were looking to buy a few months ago, for [...]

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Buzzscope Reviews: 6/15/05

By On June 20, 2005 · Leave a Comment · In Reviews

Batman Begins: The Official Movie Adaptation
While hitting all of the major plot points, there are several moments where Nolan must have altered the script during shooting to tighten things up that Beatty obviously wasn’t privy to, completely ruining its function as an “official” adaptation of the movie and making its very existence [...]

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