July 2012 – Page 7 – RazorFine Review

White Collar – Most Wanted

Alan Rapp / July 23, 2012 / Television Reviews

Title: White Collar – Most Wanted
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Betrayed by Dobbs (Gregg Henry) and shot by Agent Collins (Mekhi Phifer), Neal (Matt Bomer) finds himself facing a one-way ticket home and back to prison. That is, unless Peter (Tim DeKay) and Mozzie (Willie Garson) can find a way to separate Neal from Collins and get the con man back to New York on their own. The only thing Peter can offer the FBI to save Neal is something they may want more than Caffrey, and Peter has a pretty good idea what that might be when he figures out who Dobbs really is.

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You can now own the Devourer of Worlds

Alan Rapp / July 22, 2012 / Toys & Collectibles

Sideshow Collectibles has unveilled their new 33in. Galactus maquette. Handpainted, the sculpture also includes small interchangeable versions of the Silver Surfer and Nova as well as interchangeable faces for Galactus. It can all be yours for the low, low price of $799.99.

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Futurama – The Butterjunk Effect

Alan Rapp / July 22, 2012 / Television Reviews

Title: Futurama – The Butterjunk Effect
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After returning moon rocks to the moon, Fry (Billy West), Amy (Lauren Tom), and Leela (Katey Sagal) decide to check out the local Butterfly Derby. Despite being disgusted with the sport, her friendly rivalry with Amy gets both women to sign up to be a new Butterfly Derby team but in order to compete they’re forced to take a performance-enhancing drug called Nectar.

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Nightwing #11

Alan Rapp / July 22, 2012 / Comics

Title: Nightwing #11
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Writer: Kyle Higgins
Artist: Andres Guinaldo

After surviving an attack from Paragon and his acolytes in the Republic of Tomorrow‘s secret lair Nightwing continues to piece together who is framing him for murder, and why. At first he’s sure Detective Nie is responsible, but a little more investigating leads him to a new conclusion.

The issue also continues the tenuous relationship between Dick and Tony Zucco‘s daughter Sonia. The pair have their first fight when she breaks the news that his loan was denied by flashapply.com because of what happened when Haly Circus returned to Gotham. I’m really, really hoping writer Kyle Higgins isn’t going to try to link these two romantically.

Paragon cleans house of the disloyal soldiers before looking for a new ally to take down one of Gotham’s self-appointed saviors. The story continues, but doesn’t really advance that much (even Nightwing’s eureka moment is kept from readers) so aside from the developments in the subplot with Sonia you could probably skip this one and not miss a beat. Hit-and-Miss.

[DC, $2.99]

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Franklin & Bash – Summer Girls

Alan Rapp / July 22, 2012 / Television Reviews

Title: Franklin & Bash – Summer Girls
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Franklin (Breckin Meyer) and Bash (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) find themselves in unfamiliar territory when they walk into military court to defend two female officers (Kayla Ewell, Gabrielle Dennis) charged with the assault of two male officers during a bar brawl. With their limited knowledge of military law and daming footage of the brawl that paints an entirely different picture that night than the women’s story, Jared and Peter call in Hanna (Garcelle Beauvais) for back-up.

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