I’ve previously discussed the first installment of Michael A. Stackpole’s Rogue Squadron Comics earlier. Well, he’s not just limited to the medium of comics, this week we get to the first of his Rogue Squadron novels, but with a different lineup of the squadron.
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Nevanlinna presses her attack.
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System Nevanlinna prepares to remake the three Earths, and we only have 5 turns to stop it!
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I give my thoughts on the epilogue for this wave of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Dessler finally goes down, leaving only the Gardim.
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We continue our attack against Dessler directly.
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A while back, Marvel partnered with Stitcher to do their first Podcast audio drama (Podeo drama?) titled Wolverine: The Long Night. The podcast was originally exclusive to Stitcher subscribers before they later went on to adapt it to a comic mini-series, which picked up as it came out.
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Earth Fleet Tenku presses the attack against the Gamillans.
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We begin our battle with Dessler, before being interrupted.
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This week I’m taking a look at a cooking anime series from last year – Today’s Menu for Emiya Family.
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Good news! Lieutenant Yuki Mori is alive! Bad news, Dessler is back!
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Only Black Noir remains.
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This past year, when Marvel comics brought back Logan, someone else had already taken on the mantle of Wolverine – Laura Kinney, formerly known as X-23, complete with having her own book branded as All-New Wolverine. Marvel editorial decided that rather than letting Laura keep the code name (as they’ve done with the multiple Hawkeyes), Laura would renounce the code-name, and her book would re-launch and re-brand. Unfortunately, it causes this book to be something of a step back from All-New Wolverine in multiple respects.
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Now that I’ve gotten caught up on my reviews of the Vinyl Detective novels, I can give my thoughts on the fourth book in the series, Flip Back. That is because the fourth book has come out since then, and I’ve had a chance to read it.
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The Emperor of Darkness goes down.
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We focus our attention on the Emperor of Darkness.
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The Play It Loud era continues with a pair of Kirby titles.
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We meet our true enemies – Black Noir and the Emperor of Darkness
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We have our final battle with the Great General of Darkness
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So, I’ve been behind on my reviews of the Peter Grant novels (having only done a review of the first book – released in the US as Midnight Riot and the second novel, Moon Over Soho), so I’m going to do something of a blanket review of the first 7 novels, which effectively make up one massive story arc, which I’m going to call “The Faceless Man Arc”.
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Shortly after watching Ubisoft’s E3 2019 Showcase, I finally beat Watch Dogs 2. Beating that game, in a lot of respects, made clear what my objections are with Watch Dogs Legion. In short, effectively all of those objections are related to the narrative – in particular, how the story will play out with procedurally generated characters.
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Leonard and Embryo get their just desserts.
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At last, we take the fight directly to Embryo and Leonard Testarossa.
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