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With its balanced tone, its honest approach to mental illness, and message, Daily Dose of Sunshine offers much to hope for.
Avengers #7 starts a new arc with a bold choice, with the Avengers about to launch into their final battle as the cosmos die around them
DON’T NOD’s Jusant is a testament to letting environments speak for themselves instead of relying on dialogue.
Onimusha is an anime that offers a stellar narrative down a well-trodden path with odd animation choices weighing it down.
Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Scorched Earth #1 ends the crossover by bringing the Bat-Family back together, broken by their own actions.
Nuovo Olimpo is, unfortunately, not enough to make its delightful concept of gay lovers separated for decades, work.
RoboCop: Rogue City has an impressive level of emersion, and its mechanics ring true of the 80s era of its progenitor, even while feeling new and modern.
With two many side plots and filler competing for attention, Strong Girl Nam-soon Episodes 7-8 prove to be the weakest episodes yet.
Fingernails scratches at an immense philosophical itch but fails to satisfy it. Instead, it opts for surface level explorations.
The Persian Version is a great dramedy that goes beyond its title to be a universal yet specific story for immigrants everywhere.
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