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Platonic is a strong and hilarious adult comedy that allows Rose Byrne to once again showcase her considerable comedic talents.
Spirit World #1 from DC Comics brings a new mystical hero into the DCU with nifty abilities and a great backstory you need to see
XO Kitty is charming due to game performances but otherwise fails to capture the same magic as To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.
Insomniacs After School Episode 7 “The Fireworks Star” is a revealing and charming installment to the season’s most unassuming anime.
If you can stomach some of After Us’s darkest moments, you will find one of the greatest platformers made for the modern era of gaming.
Harley Quinn #30 is a weird and wonderful world, blending pitch-black humor with cartoon antics as all rules are obliterated.
City Boy #1 is a new DC series featuring a complicated protagonist with an intricate backstory you need to read
Justice Society Of America #4 is a feat of love and respect that dips its toes into character insights for both heroes and villains
Green Arrow #2 from DC Comics kicks off a parallel battle on Earth and…somewhere else. Tune into my review for details!
Action Comics #1055 is absolutely a family book first and foremost, and it shows three times over why I loved reviewing it
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