April 2012

In Plain Sight – The Merry Wives of WITSEC

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Marshall (Frederick Weller) and Mary’s (Mary McCormack) latest witness is a tricky case. John Arnett (Brady Smith) is a pharmacological salesman, with a loving wife (Sunny Mabrey) and two children, who uncovered the truth of a doctor stealing organs from patients under anesthesia, however he’s also John Wilson with a second wife (Stacey Oristano) and daughter.

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Supreme #63

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Of all of Image Comics early to mid-1990’s titles my favorite, by far, was Supreme. Almost two decades before Mark Waid‘s Irredeemable, Supreme was created by Rob Liefeld around the idea of Superman without the patriotism and strong moralistic foundation of a certain Man of Steel.

After appearances in Youngblood, Supereme’s own title begins much like Superman Returns, with the character returning to Earth after years in space to a far more advanced world than that which he left, filled with new super-human heroes and villains, and old enemies.

The character’s origins and were tweaked by several writers over the years including Keith Giffen and Alan Moore. Moore’s take on the character abandoned much of the character’s history and rebooted him as Silver Age Superman for the modern world in tales featuring multiple realities, numerous versions of the character, time paradoxes, the Supergirl-ish Suprema, and even a Supreme version of Hoppy the Marvel Bunny called Oscar the Omnibunny.

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Comic Rack

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It’s a new week so it must be time to talk about comics! Welcome to the RazorFine Comic Rack boys and girls. Pull up a bean bag and take a seat at feet of the master as we offer you this quick list of all kinds of comic book goodness set to hit comic shops and bookstores this week from all your favorite publishers including DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Archie, Dynamite, Image Comics, and others.

This week includes Avenging Spider-Man, Batgirl, BtVS Season Nine, Batman and Robin, Cobra, Deadpool, Deathstroke, Doctor Who, Fantastic Four, Grifter, Green Lantern, Haunt, Lord of the Jungle, Mega Man, Scarlet Spider, The Shade, Superboy, Winter Soldier, the first issues of ’68: Scars, Alabaster: Wolves, America’s Got Powers, Bionic Woman, Courtney Crumrin, Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Secret, and the final issues of Carnage U.S.A., Dark Matter, Epoch, Infestation 2, Mister Terrific, Northlanders, and Star Wars: Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse.

Enjoy issue #171

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Fairly Legal – Shine a Light

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“I never agree with your methods, but sometimes they get spectacular results.”

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Kate’s (Sarah Shahi) latest mediation concerns a manager (Kevin Weisman) not happy with his aeronautics company’s generous proposed settlement offer after firing him when the engineer discovered a flaw in the new design engine design which would cost the company millions to fix.

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Missing – Tell Me No Lies

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With the one lead (Victoria Smurfit) to finding her son dead, Becca (Ashley Judd) has no choice but to trust Dax Miller (Cliff Curtis) and the CIA. Armed with the knowledge that the man responsible for the kidnapping of her son Michael (Nick Eversman) is the same man who murdered her husband (Sean Bean) ten years ago, Becca begins a search into Paul’s unsolved murder and the assassin (Miroslav Simunek) who got away.

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