Comic Book and Movie Reviews
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VAMPIRE HUNTER STEVE: THE SECRET SAUCE - PART TWO (PREVIEW)
In the opening installment of ' Vampire Hunter Steve: The Secret Sauce ', comic-book readers first meet Steve Van Helsano, a typical teenage kid who delivers pizzas by day and slays vampires by night. Although, to be fair, from time to time he also delivers pizzas by night.…
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PALADIN LOST: A NEW KNIGHT DAWNING (PREVIEW)
' Paladin Lost: A New Knight Dawning ' is a 168-page graphic novel that collects the first six chapters of an epic adventure formerly published as 'The Canon of Vangel'. At the core of the adventure is Vangel Alessandra, who for five long years served as a Paladin in an order of…
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TIM BURTON - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was a director called Tim, whose gothic style was seldom dim. From fanciful freaks, to gloomy geeks, many of his cinematic creations were born to be grim. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store. Or to be more specific about it...
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THE HISTORY OF HIP HOP - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was a musical style, which didn't always make people smile. But the more it was heard, the backlash seemed rather absurd, because the style became culturally worthwhile. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store. Or to be more…
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A QUICK LOOK AT THE HOLLYWOOD MUSEUM'S MARILYN MONROE COLLECTION
In late spring, 2026, the Hollywood Museum celebrated what would have been Marilyn Monroe's one-hundredth birthday by unveiling a centennial tribute in her honor. The event was attended by several guest speakers, including Morgan Fairchild, Ruta Lee, and George Chakiris, who…
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VINTAGE CELEBRITY COMIC BOOKS: JOHN WAYNE ADVENTURE COMICS #31
John Wayne was an American actor who appeared in over one hundred and seventy films throughout his fifty-year career, starting with 'Brown of Harvard' in 1926 and ending with 'The Shootist' in 1976. He was also among the first film stars to appear in his own series of comics.
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AL PACINO - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was an actor named Al, who was as smooth as a free-flowing canal. But Al had a sinister side, one that he often tried to hide, except when he played gangsters or a gal's lovable pal. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store. Or to…
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NOTHING TO SNIFF AT: A QUICK GUIDE TO QUENTIN TARANTINO'S CINEMATIC FEET
On September 23, 2026, TidalWave Comics released a brand-new comic book devoted to the life and career of Quentin Tarantino, the world-famous filmmaker, actor, and writer. Aptly titled ' Fame: Quentin Tarantino ', the aforementioned comic book was written by me, David Lee…
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THE MUSE (PREVIEW)
Last week, I had the good fortune of interviewing Ryan X. Messcher about his 32-page comic-book one-shot, 'The Muse'. But if you missed it, don't worry, because you can check out our conversation by clicking here . Otherwise, you can just go with the flow and dive into the…
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QUENTIN TARANTINO - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was an avid film fan, who yearned to be the next Elia Kazan. So he made a few low-budget flicks, which all sank like lead bricks, until he directed a heist film about a doomed master plan. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store.…
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THE MUSE - MY INTERVIEW WITH RYAN X. MESSCHER
'The Muse' is a 32-page comic-book one-shot that explores the seductive yet toxic relationship between an artist and their work. The self-contained story was written by Ryan X. Messcher and illustrated by Gabriel Fassina. Want to know more? Then please check out the following Q…
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MANGA: A VISUAL REVOLUTION - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was an Asian art form, which was stylistically nothing like the norm. From comics to games, it soon depicted many names, and boldly took the world by storm. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store. Or to be more specific about…
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J.K. SIMMONS - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was a man named J.K., whose creativity was more than okay. He could act and sing. He rarely wore bling, and possessed a voice that made people obey. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store. Or to be more specific about it...
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ROBIN HOOD'S DATING PROFILE
In June 2026, A24 released across America a cinematic adaptation of the 17th-century ballad, 'Robin Hood's Death'. Aptly titled, ' The Death of Robin Hood ', the film is set in 13th-century England and focuses on Nottingham's legendary hero as he grapples with his violent past.…
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VINTAGE CELEBRITY COMIC BOOKS: ABBOTT AND COSTELLO COMICS #40
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were an American comedy double act who starred in thirty-six feature-length films throughout their joint career, starting with 'One Night in the Tropics' in 1940 and ending with 'Dance with Me, Henry' in 1956. They were also among the first double…
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ROBIN WILLIAMS - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was a very funny man, whose humor was far from deadpan. From an alien named Mork, to a notable dork, he acted in roles more varied than a flan. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store. Or to be more specific about it...
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THE SHADOW LOOMING OVER BATMAN'S DEBUT
Did you know that Batman's first comic-book adventure has many similarities with an earlier adventure featuring the pulp hero, The Shadow? Not only do both stories contain almost identical plot points, but they also include similar character roles and visual layouts. Want to…
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NAOTO OHSHIMA - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was a video game designer, with a huge vision that could please any minor. He imagined a character who'd run fast, possessing the ability to last, yet refrained from sitting in a recliner. Want to know more? Then check out the following comic book now in store. Or to…
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JON BERNTHAL - A FIVE-PAGE PREVIEW
There once was a young man from D.C., who wanted to pursue an acting degree. He soon leapt into the creative arts, equipped with dreams and smelly farts, only to end up punishing criminals on the TV. Want to know more? Then please check out the following comic book now in store.…
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A QUICK LOOK AT THE HOLLYWOOD MUSEUM’S EPIC DC COMICS COLLECTION
The Hollywood Museum first opened its doors in 2003, and since then, the museum has amassed a collection of over eleven thousand items that celebrate more than one hundred years of show business history. This includes Laurel and Hardy memorabilia, a set from 'The Silence of the…