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PopCultHQ Comic Book Review: FAITH AND THE FUTURE FORCE #2 from Valiant Entertainment
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PopCultHQ received a review copy of FAITH AND THE FUTURE FORCE #2 from Valiant Entertainment. Available August 30th, 2017, the creative team for this series features writing from Jody Houser,…
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PopCultHQ Comic Book Review: Jupiter’s Legacy Vol. 2 TP from Image Comics
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PopCultHQ received a review copy of Jupiter’s Legacy Vol. 2 TP from Image Comics. Available August 30th, 2017, the creative team for this series features writing from Mark Millar,…
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Influential Films in Pop Culture History: ‘Batman’ (1989) – Tim Burton’s Dark Knight Deluxe
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“I’m Batman”- Batman. The summer is nearly over and that means it’s time for another time-travel trip back to the 80’s and a decade of movies that have won…
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Cosplay Photos: Sac-Anime 2017
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The weekend of January 6th was Sac-Anime Winter in Sacramento, CA, David Ngo was on hand and managed to take some excellent cosplay photos.
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PopCultHQ Independent Comic Book Review: LEGENDS PARALLEL
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There is a lot going on here with LEGENDS PARALLEL, so it’s a good thing that the creative team of Bill McCormick (Author), Dorphise Jean (Author), Leslie Tejlor (Illustrator), Alexander Malyshev…
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PopCultHQ Comic Book Review: SARA RISING #1 from Tres Calaveras Studios
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Coming to you from independent comic book company, Tres Calaveras Studios – Sara Rising #1 Co-Plotter, Script, Letterer, Editor – Emilio Rodriguez Co-Plotter, Pencils, Colors – James Rodriquez Inks –…
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Whatever Happened To The Archetype! by Insane Comics: PopCultHQ Comic Book Review Spotlight
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WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE ARCHETYPE! Writer – Stu Perrins Art – Ron Gravelle Color Cover – Shaun Dobie What if a super-man had crashed landed on our planet many decades…
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Valiant’s New Title “Faith” is Finally Upon Us – PopCultHQ Comic Book Review
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Writer: Jody Houser, Artist: Francis Portela Today’s comic book industry has problems. Not just editorial and creative problems but also problems from the pressures of Social Justice Warriors. These types…
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From the Librarian’s Desk: Read Golden Age Comics for FREE
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The Digital Comic Museum has a digital repository of over 15,000 Golden Age comics. These are all in the public domain, which means they are pre-1959. This also means…