Rio Bravo (1959)
[#75 in The 100 Films in a Year Challenge 2024]
Blindspot 2024 #8
Sunday 29 September 2024
Comics
X-Men #2 by Jed MacKay & Ryan Stegman
I'm not deliberately reading these one each Sunday, it's just how it happens to be panning out. I am still a total of four issues behind across all three books, but considering what US comics publishing schedules are like, I'd still probably catch up in a month or two even if I maintained this pace.
As well as the feature story, this issue includes the eighth and concluding part of Deadpool/Wolverine crossover Weapon X-Traction. It looks like the first seven parts were to be found in random other comics ("random" in the sense that, for example, no other X-Men books featured an instalment). I guess it was all about promoting Deadpool & Wolverine as widely as possible rather than telling a story in a reasonably accessible manner. Anyway, I didn't read it. What would be the point?
I'm not deliberately reading these one each Sunday, it's just how it happens to be panning out. I am still a total of four issues behind across all three books, but considering what US comics publishing schedules are like, I'd still probably catch up in a month or two even if I maintained this pace.
As well as the feature story, this issue includes the eighth and concluding part of Deadpool/Wolverine crossover Weapon X-Traction. It looks like the first seven parts were to be found in random other comics ("random" in the sense that, for example, no other X-Men books featured an instalment). I guess it was all about promoting Deadpool & Wolverine as widely as possible rather than telling a story in a reasonably accessible manner. Anyway, I didn't read it. What would be the point?
Articles
10 Years In, Critical Role is Still Just Getting Started
by Casey Epstein-Gross (from Paste)
Nice piece based around an interview with Travis, Marisha and Sam about the current state of CR and its future.
by Casey Epstein-Gross (from Paste)
Nice piece based around an interview with Travis, Marisha and Sam about the current state of CR and its future.
this week on 100Films.co.uk
3 new reviews were published to 100Films.co.uk this week...
Cecil M. Hepworth shorts
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Cecil M. Hepworth shorts
Featuring...Read more here.
- Alice in Wonderland (1903)
- Explosion of a Motor Car (1900)
- The Indian Chief and the Seidlitz Powder (1901)
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