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Tag Archives: column
Strip Talk #28: All hail the return of Keaton, king of the Batmen
The king has returned home to his throne. All is right in the world of DC. It had better be because the best Batman is returning. Michael Keaton has been announced to return in the Flash’s new movie as a … Continue reading
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Tagged 4Q2020, batman, column, dc, Flash, Joker, Justice League, Lyndsey Hicks, Michael Keaton, Strip Talk
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Strip Talk #27: My predictions for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Avengers: Endgame is out of theaters. Marvel actors have gone on to new projects and “the snappening” is now but a distant memory. There’s no more anticipation of the next dreadful thing from Thanos and whether our favorite superheroes are … Continue reading
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Tagged 3Q2020, column, Lyndsey Hicks, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, predictions, Strip Talk
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Strip Talk #26: The DC universe could learn some lessons from Marvel
The DC Universe is at a crossroads I guess you could say. While the Marvel Cinematic Universe has enjoyed unparalleled success, the DCU has all but died an ignominious death. Suicide Squad: flop. Batman vs. Superman: flop. Superman: flop. Justice … Continue reading
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Tagged 2Q2019, column, dc, DCU, Lyndsey Hicks, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, Strip Talk
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Strip Talk #24: Get ready for the deluge of comic book movies
The deluge of comic book movies these days is like heaven-sent mana for a geek like myself. The sheer volume alone is overwhelming, and the majority of them happen to be good. I will properly confess that I wasn’t anticipating … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Q2017, column, comic books, dc, Lyndsey Hicks, marvel, movies, Strip Talk
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Otaku Corner: Death Note Vol. 8
L continues to inspire justice in Death Note Volume 8 Four years after his death, the world’s greatest detective L continues to challenge Light Yagami in the most intense game of cat and mouse via his successors. Will L and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Q2016, anime, Brandon Beatty, column, Death Note, L, Light, manga, Mello, Otaku corner
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Strip Talk #23: Animated Mario has wins, losses over the years
Cartoons, to me, fall in the same sphere as anime and comic books. If you tell a good story, I don’t care what medium you choose to tell it in. If it happens to be about something I love, chances … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Q2016, animated, cartoons, column, Lyndsey Hicks, Mario, Mario Mania, Strip Talk, Super Mario, Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario Bros. 3
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Anime Lounge #13: Free!
Series: Free! Episodes: 1 to 12 Premise: Three friends — Haruka, Nagisa and Makoto — decide to begin a swim club after a fourth in their group, Rin, reappears in their lives after living abroad and rejects their offer to … Continue reading
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Tagged 3Q2015, anime, anime lounge, column, Free, Lyndsey Hicks
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Anime Lounge #12: Special A Ep. 1-12
Series: Special A Episodes: 1 to 12 Premise: A group of extraordinarily talented students are isolated in their school. The group is comprised of the top seven students from each class at Hakusenkan: Kei Takishima, Hikari Hanazono, Jun and Megumi … Continue reading
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Tagged 2Q2015, anime, anime lounge, column, Lyndsey Hicks, Special A
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