The Human Target #11

The penultimate issue of the twelve-issue maxi-series gives us Christopher Chance and Ice together on the day before he dies. It’s a sweet and beautiful issue with secrets unburdened and love expressed before the sun begins to set and harder truths and pain is shared. For a comic that’s just two characters spending a day at the beach it’s an amazing read that is all the more painful knowing we’re so close to the end.

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Wednesday – Woe What a Night

  • Title: Wednesday – Woe What a Night
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Discovering Xavier (Percy Hynes White) has drawings of the creature in the woods, Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) offers a sample of his DNA and a claw from what she believes is the monster’s cave to the sheriff in an uneasy alliance between the pair. Although she initially asks him to the dance, in a way to explain away her snooping, Wednesday ends up showing up with Tyler (Hunter Doohan) thanks largely to Thing playing matchmaker with the pair. 

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Sins of Sinister

Kicking off the kind of alternate dark future storyline the brand is known for, Sins of Sinister begins the X-Men crossover event that focuses on the evil machinations of longtime villain Mr. Sinister whose plans of gaining control of the mutants of Krakoa beginning with Charles Xavier and Emma Frost, and later all of Earth including it’s mightiest heroes.

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Luke Skywalker Mandalorian Sixth-Scale Figure

Star Wars fans can now order this Deluxe Special Edition Luke Skywalker Sixth-Scale Figure based off the character’s appearance in The Mandalorian. Complete with more than 30 points of articulation, interchangeable hands, LED lightsaber, damaged Dark Trooper, Grogu figure, and hologram, the figure can be yours for the low, low price of $330.

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Night Court – Just Tuesday

  • Title: Night Court – Just Tuesday
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The third episode into a series is a bit early for a character to have a major crisis of faith that changes their behavior, but that’s what’s on tap for “Just Tuesday” after Abbie Stone (Melissa Rauch) over corrects when accidentally outing an undercover cop. The police’s attitude to the court trickles down to Olivia (India de Beaufort) who finds herself not getting her usual special perks for the job. In true sitcom fashion, by the end of the episode everything is reset back to normal with a few words from Dan (John Larroquette), some of which land him temporarily in contempt of court. Some fun moments here and there, but a bit of an odd episode to be set so early in the series.

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