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                Tom Cruise Comic: Hollywood Star Born on July 3, 1962, in Syracuse, New York, Thomas Cruise Mapother IV (as he was originally named) grew up in a troubled household. His parents divorced when he was young, and he spent much...
The Tartarus graphic novel isn't the easiest story to get your head around, but one thing is for sure: you'll be blasted with plenty of Greek mythology references. Here's the main premise of the story in TARTARUS Volume 1:...
Just finished diving into Triton of the Sea by Osamu Tezuka, and let me tell you — it's a good manga that hooks you from the first page. The story centers around a really cool kid named Triton (no...
The Marvel Team-Up comic featuring Spider-Man and Hercules totally caught my eye the moment I saw it. I had no clue what to expect — was Spider-Man and Hercules gonna fight each other? Or was there some other big...
There is something special about Oh My Gods! — a graphic novel series about a young teenage girl. I found the first book to be an enjoyable read and one of the things I loved about it was the Percy...
Nick Giannopoulos Comic To fully understand this Nick Giannopoulos comic, you need to understand what he likes. In the first comic panel you see a Essendon football badge/logo (the fighter jet) on the wall. Nick is a huge Essendon supporter! Nick...
As a long-time fan of Xena: Warrior Princess, reading the Classic Years Omnibus was a delightful reminder of why Xena, the indomitable female warrior, captured the hearts of so many. From the moment I turned the pages, I was...
Welcome to my review of the graphic novel adaptation of one of the most beloved young adult fantasy novels of recent times, "Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief." In this review, we will delve into the visual...
In this review of Space: 1999 Comic #5: Gods of the Planet Olympus, we explore a story that’s anything but your typical space adventure. While the cover hints at an epic cosmic journey, once you open the issue, you're...
This review is based on BRZRKR Volume 1, which consists of four comics that make up the first part of a twelve-part series created by Keanu Reeves. In the realm of the gods, where the mighty Olympians once roamed, a...