Moon Knight #13

In the fallout from his war with Zodiac, Moon Knight turns his pent-up frustration and attention on the vampire known as the Tutor who is the head of the vampire pyramid scheme which turned Reese. There’s plenty of action as Moon Knight cuts a path through vampires on his way to the Tutor, however the framing of the issue comes from the vampire’s discussion with Taskmaster who the Tutor asks for advice and attempts, and fails, to hire to deal with his Moon Knight problem.

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Everything Everywhere All at Once

  • Title: Everything Everywhere All at Once
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From Jet Li‘s The One to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, movies have enjoyed playing with the ideas of multiple realities and the differences of one character across a multiverse of possibilities. Everything Everywhere All at Once offers a new spin to the concept with the various versions of a character flowing through them, giving them specific skills their other selves have acquired, and offering glimpses to how their own lives may have turned out differently.

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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – All Those Who Wander

  • Title: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – All Those Who Wander
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds overcorrects the follow up to the all too cute “The Elysian Kingdom” with a horror episode that brings back the Gorn and sees the exit of not one but two major characters. Certainly better than the previous episode, “All Those Who Wander” goes a bit too far to the other side of the spectrum with an Alien-esque story of Captain Pike (Anson Mount) and a handful of other character skulking around a crashed ship avoiding rabid alien creatures who impregnate their hosts and burst out of their bodies. The results are memorable, if nearly as far from classic Trek tone as the previous episode.

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Revenge Tour

  • Title: Revenge Tour
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Boston Private Detective Sunny Randall has two cases occupying her attention in Revenge Tour. One involves her landlady, and former client, being blackmailed over the book that made her a star. The other concerns her father being targeted by someone looking to avenge an old grudge. While he only appears in a single chapter, the novel in notable for the first time Sunny Randall crosses paths with Spenser (Robert B. Parker’s original Boston PI whose sucess led to spinoffs for both Jesse Stone and Sunny). Spenser, who is dating Randall’s shrink Susan Silverman, has come up in conversation before, but this marks the first time the two detectives share the printed page.

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