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Book Review: ‘An Intrigue of Witches’ (A Secret Society Mystery, 1) by Esme Addison

Sidney Taylor likes uncovering the past. As a historian for the Smithsonian, she’s gone on digs all around America to reveal our history. But on her last dig she found something she shouldn’t have somewhere it shouldn’t have been. That made the powers that be uneasy, so now Sidney is “laid-off” because of “budget cuts” and her discovery has been buried

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On Location at the ‘Doctor Who: The Devil’s Chord’ Premiere Event

Disney kicked off the latest season of Doctor Who in extravagant style on Wednesday night with a red carpet premiere in the heart of Hollywood. Starring Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson as the 15th Doctor and his latest companion, Ruby Sunday, the revamped series debuts today on Disney+.  Hosted at NeueHouse Hollywood, the screening was preceded by a small Doctor Who

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Possible Paths for ‘Marvel’s Spider-Man 3’ From Insomniac Games

Multiple movies, animated films/shows, games, and comics have been released over the last decade and a half centered around our beloved web-slinger Spider-Man. Each of them had aspects that people loved and disliked. One thing that most fans of Spidey can agree on is the quality that’s come from Insomniac Games. The most recent addition to the web-crawler game saga was

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The Comics Inspirations Behind David Corenswet’s Superman Suit

James Gunn broke the fandom internet yesterday by posting an image of David Corenswet’s brand-new Superman suit on a random Monday morning. As always, fans went crazy on social media, dissecting what they liked and didn’t like. And it was fun, but I still wanted to dive deeper into the differences and references to past suits. For me, the most interesting part

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Book Review: ‘The Darkness Over Arkham’ by Jonathan Green

Arkham is in danger (again). Three different cults are warring to fulfill a prophecy and ensure that their god is the one that rises and rules the world. The only thing standing between them and Arkham is you. And in The Darkness Over Arkham, you really are the protector of Arkham. Jonathan Green has crafted a choose-your-own-adventure book with a twist.

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Free Comic Book Day & A Star Wars Day Celebration

Early May is often the best time to be a nerd, with Free Comic Book Day, which takes place on the first Saturday in May and May the 4th (Also known as Star Wars day) often happening mere days from each other. Sometimes, however, the nerd gods make it so they both fall on the same day, as with this year,

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Prime Video’s ‘Fallout’ Series Discussion (Cosmic Circle Ep. 53)

The Fallout series has been an astounding hit for Prime Video, still holding spots at the top of the charts on the streaming service. The renewed interest has even made physical copies of the game, harder to find, speaking to the success and reach that the show has brought forth. We were corralled into a vast world with three intertwined stories,

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Book Review: ‘A Kingdom of Souls and Shadows’ by Leslie O’Sullivan

Ella O’Dwyer has always been a little timid. New places, new people, new situations, large crowds, high places, anything that isn’t part of her tightly controlled little corner of academia scares her. But now her Grandmother has passed away and secrets are coming to light. Her grandmother leaves her a ring with the inscription “find me” and a plane ticket to

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