As always, the complete list is here.
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Johah to Hex the Big Screen
Comic-book antihero Jonah Hex may be the next DC star to make it the the movies. The adaptation will include the supernatural elements that mark some incarnations of the series.
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The Return of Mystery Science Theater 3000
More or less.
Several brand-new old movies receive the MST3 treatment, and these will be released direct to dvd. Further information may be found here.
World War Hulk Review – “Ghost Rider #12-13”
The World War Hulk reviews are now officially caught up. Next week, there’s only one WWH review (Iron Man #19-20) and no new Harry Potter to read, so we should have no problems getting a new movie review up by the end of the weekend as we try to do.
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Book Review – “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows”
Spoiler free version: 36/42. The review below does contain some spoilers; don’t read it until (not unless, but until) you’ve read the novel yourself.
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Weekly Digital Disc Picks – July 24, 2007
There’s a lengthy list this week, and another coming next week.
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World War Hulk Review – “Irredeemable Ant-Man #10”
A couple of weeks late in the posting; sorry about that. A review of Ghost Rider #12-13 will also follow this weekend.
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World War Hulk Review – “World War Hulk #2”
It looks like I somehow missed posting the “Irredeemable Ant-Man” review I wrote. That’ll go up shortly.
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Another moon from Saturn
This latest satellite brings the total to sixty for the solar system’s second-largest planet.
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Novel Review: Shaman’s Crossing by Robin Hobb
‘Oh, the birth order destiny is fixed, of course. But why cannot a man be more than one thing? Think on it. Your own father has been a soldier, and now he is a lord. Why cannot an heir also be a poet, or a musician? Soldier-sons of nobles keep journals and sketchbooks, do they not? So, are you not also a writer and a naturalist as well as a soldier?’
The first novel in Robin Hobb’s newest trilogy Soldier Son. Reviews of the other two books will follow after I have read them.
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