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Superman VS the Elite: What’s So Funny About Truth, Justice, & the American Way?

I’ve been an ardent Superman defender for a while now. He’s a far more interesting and important character than a lot of people give him credit for. If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it twice, and I’ll say it a thousand more times. But I’ve never really given an example as to why. So…
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A Sign of Affection: Love is Silent

This may just be me not having seen enough romance anime, but I feel as though disabilities are rarely truly touched on in the genre. Which is a shame, because that idea has a lot of untapped potential. If done well, it can give people with those disabilities a character they can relate to, and…
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Helldivers II is a Multiplayer Miracle

This review has been approved by the Ministry of Truth. I have never been quiet on my personal feelings towards live-service games. Can you blame me? How often can one stomach half-baked garbage before they decide to visit another restaurant? The core idea isn’t necessarily a bad one. Continuously updating a game post-launch with new…
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Daemon Targaryen: The Lonely Dragon

I still can’t get used to Matt Smith playing an incest-driven psychopath. In my heart, he’ll always be a goofy time traveler with a bow tie. House of the Dragon season two is just a few months away. The Want: A Dragon’s Hand Contrary to what you might believe, Daemon never coveted the Iron Throne.…
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Poirot Adventures: The Mystery of the Baghdad Chest

Oh boy, time for another murder! A vicious crime has taken the national spotlight. During a dinner party, a man was brutally murdered and stuffed into the titular Baghdad chest. It seems to be an open and shut case, with the true killer already being captured. However, the wife of the victim believes the killer…