Here’s the next “Secret Invasion” review. I’ll keep posting one per weekday until the reviews are caught up, which should be some time next week.
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Heroes Discussion: I Am Become Death
“Hiro, you son of a b–!”
Secret Invasion Review – “X-Factor 33-34, She-Hulk 31-33”
This review is the next step in getting the Secret Invasion reviews up to date.
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Final Crisis Review – “DC Universe: Last Will and Testament”
With this review, DC’s major 2008 event is now up to date. A scheduling checklist has also been added below.
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Secret Invasion Review – “Avengers: The Initiative Annual #1”
I somehow missed this review when the issue came out about this time last year. Well, that oversight has been corrected. I’ve also added checklists of all of the reviews that will come. I’m going to try to post one every day or two until they’re all caught up.
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Sanctuary Discussion
hossman writes,
What, no discussion thread for Sanctuary? The discussion took time to post because a few different authors intended to watch it, but it doesn’t look like a full review is going to work out for any of them. Just in case…
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Smallville Review – “Toxic”
Three weeks into the new season, and we’ve had the third solid episode. My hopes for the rest of the season are starting to climb.
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Weekly Digital Disc Picks – October 7, 2008
Here’s this week’s list. Still to come: a review of “Smallville” (next) followed by one of the several overdue “Secret Invasion” reviews.
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Fox picks up Fringe
Halloween Review: The Old Dark House
Yes, boys and ghouls, it’s time once again for the Bureau’s Halloween Reviews. This year’s hellish harvest takes picks from the early days of talking film to last summer, with the emphasis on scary houses and homes under attack.
Between Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein, many of the same people adapted J.B. Priestly’s bizarre (and, at present, out of print) 1927 novel Benighted into the archetypal horror/dark comedy. Rocky Horror, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Addams Family, Scooby-Doo and countless other productions have since echoed this oddball film.1