It’s time to quickly go back and finish off the whole Trigger Twins story, and all the missed potential that came with it.
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It’s time to quickly go back and finish off the whole Trigger Twins story, and all the missed potential that came with it.
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We return to the Legends timeline with a look at Dark Horse’s adaptation of the first Star Wars novel (that wasn’t an adaptation of the movies).
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Picking up on The Crusade Part 1’s cliffhanger, we’re getting into Robin’s first solo ongoing series.
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I have, in the past, gotten into my appreciation of works discussing and examining works that examine the history of technology, art, and fandom, and the intersection thereof – and there is no place where those three intersect more than in Science Fiction as a genre. So, when I learned in a passing mention on the Sword & Laser Podcast about the graphic novel The History of Science Fiction by Xavier Dollo and Djibril Morissette-Phan, I knew that I needed to check it out. It is lacking in some significant ways, but they’re also ways that can be rectified in a second volume, if the creators are up for it.
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It’s time to take a look at the Dark Horse Comic adaptation of Splinter of the Mind’s Eye. As I’ve previously reviewed the novel, I’ll be eschewing my regular format, and instead, I’ll be giving my thoughts on the adaptation.
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We start AzBat’s run as Batman, after defeating Bane – as we introduce the new incarnation of the Trigger Twins.
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We start off Knightquest with Bruce Wayne, Bronze Tiger, Green Arrow, and Gypsy trying to rescue Dr. Kinsolving and Jack Drake in Santa Prisca.
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Ken Akamatsu’s most recent (and likely last for a while) shonen battle manga, UQ Holder, has come to a conclusion. So, having previously discussed it the last time I got caught up, now is a good time to give my thoughts on the series.
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It’s time to finish off Bloodlines, before we return to Knightquest.
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A while back, I reviewed the 1978 Space Pirate Captain Harlock anime on the blog. My general verdict was that, after finishing the show, it was an enjoyable work of space opera. Well, almost 40 years after the series originally aired, the story is getting revisited and expanded in the form of a comic by Leiji Matsumoto & French comic writer Jerome Alquire.
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This time we change things up a bit with the big tie-in event that was happening in parallel with Knightfall and Knightquest.
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I started going to anime conventions during peak Haruhi-ism. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya anime had first aired – fans were debating in which viewing order was the “right” one to watch it in, conventions had panels about how to do the Hare Hare Yukai, it was a wonderful time. As the years have gone, and in the wake of Endless Eight, and a general lack of Haruhi content, the visibility of the series has kind of faded to the background. However, the novels and the manga were still out there, so I came to the decision that if I wasn’t able to see the whole story animated, I’d read it in manga form and see how it all played out.
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Jean-Paul prepares to take on Bane.
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It’s been a while since I dropped a manga, and much as when I reviewed Night Head 2041 after having dropped it, it feels appropriate to discuss Copellion for the same reason – particularly since I made it over halfway through the series (with under 100 chapters to go before finishing it) before I had enough.
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I’ve finally gotten caught up on the My Hero Academia Manga in the Shonen Jump app, and want to give my thoughts on where the manga is now. As a warning – this post will contain spoilers for content after the conclusion of season 5, up to where the manga is now and will include speculation on what will be covered in Season 6. Spoilers will begin below the cut.
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This time, we get Jean Paul Valley’s first outing as Batman, taking on Scarecrow.
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With Bruce Wayne out of action, the question becomes, who will take the mantle of The Bat.
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Finally, we see what happened to Jean-Paul Valley
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Next we pick up on what Catwoman was up to with the Neural Controller.
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It’s time for the final confrontation between Azrael and Batman.
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Bruce was seemingly killed by a self-destructing Batmobile. How will Nightwing and Robin respond?
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When we last left off, Batman and Azrael were dangling from a helicopter hurtling towards a bridge, and facing certain death.
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We’ve come to Batman vs. Azrael
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Bruce has put the Batsuit back on – now it’s time to take on AzBats.
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