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REVIEW: ‘Muhammad Ali’ – The Greatest deserves better

Biography is history. It concerns with one’s life, particularly his/her achievements, legacies, and motivations. It can be a hazardous source of information. If the author(s) has strong admiration with the subject she/he ...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: The Courageous Princess, Vol. 1 Beyond the Hundred Kingdoms

BEYOND PARADIGM SHIFT I just read one of the tweet messages of one of the most prominent inkers in the Philippines whose opinions I really care about. He mentioned of the continuing evolution of Philippine independent comics an...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rift Library Edition HC

FUSING PAST and PRESENT Better late than never, as what the cliché says it best. What I mean is I recently acquired Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rift Library Edition HC for my favorite godchild because this has virtua...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Flood! A Novel in Pictures, Fourth Edition HC

A SILENT REMINDER Independent comic publisher Dark Horse continues its mantra of releasing high class creators-owned graphic novels by releasing FLOOD! A NOVEL IN PICTURES by Eric Drooker last May 2015. Actually, it is fourth e...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story

The book The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story reminds me the continuing debate whether there is a “fifth” Beatle member or otherwise. If there was one, who was he? This award-winning and highly-critically acclaimed piece o...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Blade of the Immortal Volume 31: Final Curtain TPB

After twenty years of waiting, Hiroaki Samura’s highly influential historical manga series, Blade of the Immortal, has finally finished. The artist already completed his writing chores in 2012, though the last story arc was ser...

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