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Havingly recently seen Christopher Nolan's spectacular "Batman Begins", I thought it was time to go back and re-visit Tim Burton's "Batman". Tim Burton has long been one of my … more
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TomBenton reviewed A Dame to Kill For (Sin City, Book 2:....
August 24, 2005
posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More
After reading the first of the SIN CITY comics, "The Hard Goodbye", and seeing the SIN CITY movie, I went out to pick up "A Dame to Kill For". Once again, I was surprised at how much better it was than … more
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madelyngoblynqueen reviewed Wolverine: Enemy Of The State Volume ....
September 03, 2005
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Wolverine has long been regarded as one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Universe, and this storyline shows why. After he is captured and brainwashed by the Hand, a mysterious Ninja sect, … more
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Rarely does a graphic novel come along that is original, witty, and hard hitting. Watchmen, the first Preacher graphic, Dark Knight.... All of them were no only great literary works -they were new. Joining … more
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madelyngoblynqueen reviewed Batman: Shaman.
June 03, 2005
posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More
This story begins just a few weeks before Miller's Batman: Year One. The two stories begin as a linked entity, the split into separate directions. As a young Bruce Wayne that is … more
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Missed this one in the theater and it finally came up in the Netflix queue. As seems to be the case with movies made from graphic novels these days, the filmmakers did a great job of capturing the visual … more
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engelcox reviewed Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again.
February 04, 2003
posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More
Unlike a fair number of people, I enjoyed Frank Miller's return to the world of his groundbreaking Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. It's not the same work, it's not even the same world, but Miller hasn't … more
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I picked this up for three dollars at a remainder fair in Denver while I was there for Anaconism, and read it on the plane coming home. It was a whim purchase, based solely on my good impression of Gaiman … more
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The team of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon, who combined to hit a grand slam with the now seminal graphic novel, Watchman, regrouped shortly after that and produced this examination of Batman. It's shorter, … more
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I am so lucky. I have an excellent friend, a best friend, who knows I appreciate unique stories and beautiful things, and when you put the two together you have something really special. She saw 'The … more
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For some reason I was really looking forward to "Road to Perdition." Perhaps it was because I liked Sam Mendes' first film, "American Beauty," so much. Or maybe it was the fact that Thomas Newman, one … more
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smurfwreck reviewed The Transformers - The Movie (20th An....
June 19, 2009
posted in Branded in the 80s at Lunch.com
Transformers: the Movie was one of two animated feature films that were released in 1986 by DEG/Marvel/Sunbow entertainment, the other being G.I. Joe: the Movie. Both films had very similar plots (both … more
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Road to Perdition is a movie that brings you in with the strong performances of its acting cast and keeps your interest with cinematography that is some of the finest ever seen in Hollywood. It is a tale … more
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The Killing Joke was a comic spawned shortly after the work of Frank Miller, and is probably the comic that established The Joker as one of the most important fictional villains of the 20th century. Batman … more
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Well, the title sums up my opinion on The Dark Knight Returns, though it certainly isn't the best-rounded Batman story of all time, it still leaves a significant impact on readers. The story peaks at … more
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Batman - Mask of the Phantasm is one of the best productions to come from producers Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, following the first season of Batman - The Animated Series. The animation here is solid, the … more
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300 was a huge success, due largely in part to the splendid CGI backgrounds and limitless display of bloodshed. I was caught up in its success for several months before I watched it a few more times asking … more
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The Dark Knight achieves greatness in ways that will leave the audience dazzled, and overwhelmed. Christopher Nolan has made a film that I can't even place within the superhero genre. Since … more
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Pros: Humor, horror, mystery, the 70s... what more could I ask for? Cons: May be offensive to immature audiences The Bottom Line: A great graphic novel … more
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laurashrti reviewed Persepolis (graphic novel).
December 04, 2007
posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More
Pros: Real story, Interesting point of view, Easy to read Cons: Ending left me hanging The Bottom Line: A beautifully written story of a girl during the … more
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I liked this book. I thought the artwork was marvelous and interesting and well executed, and you certainly couldn't have a more fascinating and exciting topic than the battle at the Hot Gates; but all … more
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Blurbs on a cover always tell you that whatever book you're holding in your hands is better than the best, that you'd probably die if you'd put it back to where it came from, and more of that kind of … more
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Andre_H reviewed Sin City: The Frank Miller Library, S....
February 12, 2006
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Forget all the other imprints of this masterpiece. Finally Dark Horse does justice to this great series with this marvellous set. Marv, Goldie and all the others have never looked better. Just the quality … more
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Enid isn't normal - she wouldn't want to be. Neither are her friends. Rebecca, Enid's best friend, isn't so sure of what she's looking for. Enid is strong. She decides to search for her dreams. Rebecca … more
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What can I say that hasn't already been said. Yes, it is violent and yes, Marv, the main character probably isn't your friendly everyday neighbor. But who cares? This is a comic book. It has a truely … more
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