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Viva Jacquelina! Review
Read more: Viva Jacquelina! ReviewThe inodimatble Jacky Faber is back, blackmailed by the British Intelligence into a new mission where she is sent over the hills and far away to the plains in Spain to be exact. . . And Portugal but that doesn’t fit the rhyme. Anyway, being Jacky her mission to spy on the French as they…
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The Lunar Chronicles: Stars Above Review
Read more: The Lunar Chronicles: Stars Above ReviewWith this lovely anthology of stories, Meyer returns to the world of the Lunar Chronicles, filling in the gaps, revealing angst, sweetness and turning point moments in their lives.
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The Lunar Chronicles: Fairest Review
Read more: The Lunar Chronicles: Fairest ReviewMeyer does it again with this prequel to her popular Lunar Chronicles series. Fairest is technically a prequel as it sets up events years before Cinder but it was released between Cress and Winter. But since it’s such a stand-alone you can read it before, after or in between. The main point is to give…
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Fear the Funhouse Review
Read more: Fear the Funhouse ReviewTeenage Archie can’t have all the Halloween fun. This one-shot anathology puts pre-teen Archie and friends around the campfire for some late night chills in this Goosebumps-inspired collection.
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Archie and Katy Keene Review
Read more: Archie and Katy Keene ReviewThe third volume of Nick Spencer’s run bringing Katy Keene to the new world of Riverdale brought me disappointment unfortunately.
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Jughead Vol. 3 Review
Read more: Jughead Vol. 3 ReviewRemember how I said there was Reggie and Jughead bonding last volume? Well, here Reggie is once more a bigger part of the gang than he was in the other New Archie series. And it is during his inclusion in the gang’s video game competition that a bet goes terribly wrong. Jughead bets Reggie king…
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Jughead Vol. 2 Review
Read more: Jughead Vol. 2 ReviewAfter Stranger’s ousting, Jughead is ready to go back to his normal schedule of video games and burritos (and burgers, and chicken wings, and milkshakes, and fries, and bacon, and popcorn and you get the idea) all summer long. Until his Dad kicks him out to hang out in the fresh air and sun. So…
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Jughead Vol. 1 Review
Read more: Jughead Vol. 1 ReviewChip Zdarskey was the perfect man for the job. His quirky, deadpan, and at times distracted narrative voice rambling on hamburgers and fourth wall breaks about writing the comics is the perfect segueway to getting into the one of a kind world of Jughead. He is having a ball in showing how Jughead is the…
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The Archies Review
Read more: The Archies ReviewI’m reviewing The Archies as one whole thing instead of two separate volumes as vol 1 only collects the first 3 and vol 2 collects the other 4. It’s 7 in all and really didn’t need to be split apart as they all follow smoothly into each other in one seamless musical journey.
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The Archies Origin and Big Moose Review
Read more: The Archies Origin and Big Moose ReviewA origin sory to The Archies two volumes detailing their life as a band on the road, Alex Segura and Matthew Rosenberg work together to bring this cute one-shot detailing how the band got together. It’s a pretty typical narrative where Archie is desperate to start working on his dream of making music that people…
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