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REVIEW: Prison Break: Star Wars style in ‘Star Wars, Vol. 3: Rebel Jail’

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August 17, 2016

Jason Aaron writes some of the good stories in the Star Wars mythologies right now. So good that unsurprisingly, Jason got re-nominated for this year’s Eisner’s for Best Writer due to his ever increasing confidence in tone and substance in his storytelling. The new Star Wars story arc entitled REBEL JAIL i...

REVIEW: ‘Huck, Vol. 1′ is the Gentle Giant

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July 19, 2016

Mark Millar loves to write Superman, but his sights focus more in creating more independent comics. He did write about Superman, but Red Son is considered non-canon of the DC Universe grand narrative (or ELSE WORLDS prior The New 52 line in 2011). He ended up Superman archetypes, particularly Superior (wit...

MARK MILLAR will Return to Manila!

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June 27, 2016

That’s right! FlipGeeks got to participate to a group Q&A with Mark Millar (Empress, Huck, Jupiter’s Legacy, Jupiter’s Circle), and we got to have some juicy stuff coming from him to his Filipino fans! Mark Millar has written a lot of comics throughout his career, and we asked him if ...

REVIEW: The bitter truth in ‘Star Wars #19′

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June 2, 2016

To kill or not to kill, that is the situation Princess Leia tries to ponder in the chapter finale of the story arc, REBEL JAIL, in Star Wars #19. After chasing the main antagonist, she and her fellow femme fatales must confront the ultimate test the “Simon-says” character wants to achieve. What makes this ...

REVIEW: Princess Leia shines in ‘Star Wars #17′

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March 25, 2016

Star Wars #17 illustrates how mentally and morally tough Princess Leia really is. Despite the challenges, she confronts during an infiltration of a supposedly impenetrable prison. Writer Jason Aaron and artist Leinil Francis Yu demonstrate their respective capabilities in fleshing out interesting character...

The History of Filipino Artists with DEADPOOL

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February 5, 2016

[UPDATE: 2/11 – We’ve updated the list. -N] Deadpool was created by Rob Liefield and made his debut in New Mutants #98 back in 1991. The character’s rise to prominence was slow but sure and became a force to be reckoned with through irritating albeit entertaining ways. One of the striking...

REVIEW: Darth Vader Annual #1 – Why Vader Rules

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December 22, 2015

Kieron Gillen continues his brilliant storytelling in the pages of one of the greatest villains in popular culture history, Darth Vader. The British writer extraordinaire (alongside with Jason Aaron) already presents the true awesomeness and badassery the Sith Lord truly has in the ongoing Darth Vader and ...

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Uncanny X-Men #600

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November 6, 2015

MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES So, Marvel Comics finally releases Brian Michael Bendis’s swan song on the merry mutants in Uncanny X-Men #600. Is it really worth the hype surrounding the publication’s delay, and even so, the wait? On the personal note, I am rather disappointed at all, making me think and reflect th...

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #5

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October 16, 2015

END IT ALL After all is said and done, the war is finally over, or is it? The creative team of the Secret Wars tie-in Civil War closes virtually any loose-end in its fifth and ultimate chapter which results a mixture of relief for invested readers and fans whose dedications really are devoted for [&...

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Civil War #4

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September 13, 2015

ART OF WAR This is it, folks. This is what we are waiting for! Charles Soule has a soul or two left to make the Secret Wars tie-in Civil War one of the best readings so far. I am not exaggerating, but just saying something worth of our time and great comic book appreciation. Soule […]