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Off to Never Neverland with Zenescope’s Joe Brusha

The writer/company president agreed to take the time from his daily routine to give GEN the scoop on Peter and his boyhood pals ... and foes.

Wii Review: Muramasa: The Demon Blade

Resistance to Vanillaware’s latest game is feudal.

Reppion and Moore Set a Very Important Date

Things get curiouser and curiouser as Reppion and Moore travel hand-in-hand with Alice this winter.

Zombie Awakening - Interview with Nick Tapalansky

Awakening author Nick Tapalansky talks comics, zombies and zombie comics with The Nerdy Bird! Plus, Mexican brothels?!

Bombs Away! Pt. 2: Interview with Sacha Borisich

Last time we interviewed the creative minds behind The Black Cherry Bombshells. But what about the comic's illustrator? We asked Sacha Borisich about her female role at Zuda, what she thinks of the digital medium, and her reaction to the zombie-infested, girl gang story.

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Comic Book Review: Dark Avengers #7

Posted on 20 July 2009

Chapter 3 of the Utopia crossover event brings Cyclops face to face with Norman Osborn and Emma searching for the real X-Men.
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Tags: Brian Michael Bendis, Cory Petit, Dark Avengers, John Rauch, Marvel, Mike Deodato, Rafa Sandoval, Rain Beredo, Roger Bonet Martinez

Comic Book Review: Dark Avengers #6

Posted on 02 July 2009

Norman Osborn send the Sentry out in retaliation for the attack on Los Angeles.

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Tags: Bat-Mite, Batman, Cable, Dark Avengers, Diamond Jack, Dr. Manhattan, Joker, Mojo, Mr. Mxyztptlk, Mysterio, Norman Osborn, Spider-Man, Wolverine, X-Men

Ten Reasons Why Messing with Reality Gets Everyone Screwed

Posted on 10 June 2009

For humans, time and reality are linear and constant, but when it comes to mutants and super-powered villains and even heroes, those guys think fiddling around with the space-time continuum and altering the fabric of reality are fun pastimes. Rookies never learn, and villains—well, they just get their kicks from other people’s misery, including our own. I always hated the time-traveling episodes of X-Men: The Animated Series, and I still loathe when comic book characters bust a hole in time and reality with a rusty crowbar. We all know these things never end well, so why do they keep insisting on gambling with fate? Because they’re idiots, that’s why.

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