Tales of the Human Target #1

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An interlude for the ongoing The Human Target twelve-issue maxi-series, the Tales of the Human Target one-shot gives us a look at three members of the Justice League and their separate attempts to do the right thing, not realizing the person that each was dealing with was the Human Target Christopher Chance. 

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Dragons: The Nine Realms – Follow the Lightning

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  • Title: Dragons: The Nine Realms – Follow the Lightning Part 1 & Part 2
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Tom (Jeremy Shada) and the other Dragon Riders search for the missing Thunder in the two-part Second Season finale which plays on the previously-established themes of Tom and Thunder often going out on their own and not sharing with the rest of the group. The Riders eventually find Thunder in a previously unexplored portion of the underground world where he is caught in a battle between a much larger Skrill. Several other types of dragons make cameo appearances on the way, reminding viewers of past experiences, but the main story involves surviving the Skrill and the discovery of deeper caverns and artifacts that tie back to How to Train Your Dragon.

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The Gray Man

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  • Title: The Gray Man
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Ryan Gosling stars as a convicted murder turned killer for the CIA in a film with so much excessive overblown action in would make Arnold Schwarzenegger blush. The crux of the story involves Six’s (Gosling) villainous boss (Regé-Jean Page) putting out a hit on Six after proof of his corruption falls into the agent’s hands. Every action taken by Page’s character is the wrong one, including alienating another agent (Ana de Armas) enough to have her join Six’s cause of seeing the proof exposed and rescuing Six’s mentor (Billy Bob Thornton) and niece (Julia Butters) from the sociopath (Chris Evans) hired to find Six.

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The Sandman – Imperfect Hosts

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  • Title: The Sandman – Imperfect Hosts
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Except for a scene of The Corinthian (Boyd Holbrook) tracking down Ethel Cripps (Niamh Walsh) and proposing a partnerships of sorts, which is quickly rebuffed, the rest of “Imperfect Hosts’ stays within the Dreaming where Dream (Tom Sturridge) visits Cain (Sanjeev Bhaskar) and Abel (Asim Chaudhry) asking the most loyal subjects who didn’t flee to give up that which they love the most to help him put right his world. The odd brothers are well-cast as we glimpse into their relationship without needing to explain or explore it fully. Giving us a few minutes with Gregory also proves to make a difference in feeling the character’s loss, although Dream does leave the brothers a new gift.

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Lucifer – Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam

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  • Title: Lucifer – Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam
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An unforeseen consequence of God‘s(Dennis Haysbert) appearance on Earth is revealed in “Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam” as people begin breaking into song and dance in his prescence, although no one but Lucifer (Tom Ellis) is aware of it afterwards. All the main characters get a number here highlighted by Lucifer’s duet of “I Dreamed a Dream” with his father and the surprise of Trixie (Scarlett Estevez) singing “Smile.” While not all the members of the cast have the singing voice of the show’s star, the staging of the numbers proves quite entertaining such as in Ella (Aimee Garcia) and Mazikeen‘s (Lesley-Ann Brandt) mashup of “Bad to the Bone” and “No Scrubs.”

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