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DoubleDCoverage #50

The Nerdy Bird brings you a VERY special anniversary edition of DoubleDCoverage! Reviews/recaps for Batman and Robin #10 & Superman: Last Stand of New Krypton #1 PLUS some super-duper special exclusive extras!!

PS3 Review: Star Ocean: The Last Hope International

Does Tri-Ace’s epic RPG series start with a big bang or an inaudible whimper?

X360 Review: Mass Effect 2

Is it too early to crown a game of the year?

CES ‘10: SteelSeries

I had the pleasure of getting to know the guys and products behind the SteelSeries!

Georges Jeanty Rules the Buffyverse

Can you imagine what it’s like being responsible for bringing characters fans have come to know and love over 7 seasons of TV to the comic page? That’s the duty Buffy artist Georges Jeanty shouldered when Joss Whedon handpicked him for the gig. Fazed? Hardly. Jeanty was too busy enjoying his comics, sci-fi and horror to notice the pressure.

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Best Writer/Artist

Posted on 09 July 2009

What’s better than a great writer? A great writer who can draw. Some of the strongest comics come from the minds of individuals who know not only how to tell the story brewing inside of them, but how to convey it visually.

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Best Short Story

Posted on 06 July 2009

Short stories aren’t easy to pull off in comics—the writing and art has to impress in only a limited number of pages. A creator walks a fine line to make sure the comic doesn’t end up too light or too bogged down. These individuals and teams know how to get the job done right.

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