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Screenwriter. Simply a fan of stories. Writer/Reviewer for comics, tv, and film for @bamsmackpow, @WiCnet

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DC Comics' Pride Anthology returns again in 2024

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By Scott Brown
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DC Comics has once again announced its annual Pride anthology collection, as well as new releases celebrating their initiative, including a new release from one of their most prolific LGBTQ+ writers. By Scott Brown | 11:34 AM EDT For the fourth annual year, DC Comics will be releasing its Pride anthology collection celebrating their LGBTQ+ characters, as well as the writers and artists that make these characters and stories come to life.
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Marvel Strike Force celebrates its 6th year anniversary with a new Deadpool-focused campaign

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By Scott Brown
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In honor of its 6th year anniversary, Marvel Strike Force is about to introduce a new campaign centered around a fan-favorite character…and how he ruined to timeline. By Scott Brown | 7:36 PM EST Good news, Deadpool fans! March 28 is the 6th year anniversary for the turn-based mobile game Marvel Strike Force so in honor of that it has been announced that, starting today, all players will have a new campaign centered around everyone’s favorite annoying mercenary, Deadpool.
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Where the Body Was graphic novel review: Another masterpiece by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips

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By Scott Brown
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Where the Body Was is yet another masterpiece by Brubaker and Phillips that takes a left-turn into territory that they have not tread before, but feels very familiar all the same. By Scott Brown | Jan 11, 2024 In the world of crime cinema, one name is a constant associated with the genre, and that is Martin Scorsese. For comics though? That is Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips who have once again created a masterpiece of crime fiction within the pages of Where the Body Was.
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