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This I Believe

October 10, 2015 by bonnie 1 Comment

There are two types of people in the world: those who remember high school with great fondness, and those who remember college with great fondness. I fall into that latter camp. I hated high school with my entire being, and I found the person I was meant to be in college. I knew that I had wanted to be an English major, but I didn’t know the incredible potential resting within me until my incredible faculty and friends helped me unleash it. I never even […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: bonnie, Dan Green, Jay Allison, NPR

bonnie's CBR7 Review No:178 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: bonnie, Dan Green, Jay Allison, NPR ·
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Weirdly Good Comic

June 26, 2014 by Fofo 2 Comments

Target: China Miéville’s Dial H, Vol. 2: Exchange. Art by Alberto Ponticelli, David Lapham and Dan Green.  Collecting issues #7-15 and Justice League issue #23.3 Profile: Comics, Mystery, Science Fiction, Fantasy When last we left Dial H, Miéville was busy adding weird fiction and horror tropes to a little known corner of the DC Universe.  The events of the last volume have raised the stakes and opened the door to a multiverse of possibilities.  Unfortunately, while Dial H was an incredible critical success, its sales numbers left something to be […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Science Fiction Tagged With: Alberto Ponticelli, CBR5, China Mieville, Comics, Dan Green, David Lapham, Dial H, fantasy, Fofo, mystery, science fiction

Fofo's CBR6 Review No:20 · Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction · Tags: Alberto Ponticelli, CBR5, China Mieville, Comics, Dan Green, David Lapham, Dial H, fantasy, Fofo, mystery, science fiction ·
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