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Whether you have a brand new iPad or are still using an older model, investing in a good case is one of the best ways to protect your device. After all, the iPad is a versatile device that you can take with you anywhere, so it’s likely to get dropped, scratched, or spilled from time to time. Also, if you have children, the chances of an accident happening are higher. A case acts as an extra layer of protection, protecting your iPad from the bumps and bruises of everyday life. But it’s not just about protection. Many iPad cases come…
E-Ink tablets have always been intriguing to me because I’m a longtime lover of pen and paper. I’ve had probably hundreds of notebooks over the years, serving as repositories for my story ideas, to-do lists, meeting notes and everything in between. However, I turned away from physical notebooks at a certain point because it was just easier to store everything digitally so I always had my most important information at my fingertips.E-Ink tablets seem to provide the best of both worlds: the tactile satisfaction of regular notebooks with many of the conveniences found in digital tools, plus easy-on-the-eyes E-Ink screens.…
In Ryan North and Carlos Gomez’s Fantastic Four #18, our heroes visit the impact site of what is believed to be a Tunguska-sized “asteroid” (please excuse the misnomer, it actually is) meant a meteorite). Local law enforcement is in disbelief: “A rock big enough to cause this much damage exists and no one saw it coming?” Johnny Storm admitted that the object was not discovered by astronomers, leading Reed Richards to the bizarre conclusion that the meteor must have been invisible.But size isn’t the only thing that determines whether we can observe these objects as they move around Earth and…
Women of color running for Congress in 2024 face disproportionate attacks on X compared to other candidates, according to a new report from the nonprofit Center for Democratic Technology (CDT) and the University of Pittsburgh. It is said that they are exposed toThe report “aims to compare the levels of offensive and hate speech targeted by different groups of Congressional candidates based on race and gender, with a particular focus on people of color.” “The focus is on women.” To conduct the study, the report’s authors analyzed 800,000 tweets covering a three-month period from May 20 to August 23 of…
It’s hard to believe that this is Geoff Johns’ last issue of the Justice Society of America. Some creators are connected to their characters, while others have become synonymous with their companies. It was an exciting experience. For the most part, we have some great comic books from his time at the company. I was lucky enough to be reading Grant Morrison and Howard Porter’s JLA when the “modern” JLA/JSA crossover happened in Crisis Times Five. Luckily, that momentum continued with one of DC’s fifth week events, JSA Returns, which continued into the JSA series. It was a great experience,…
The ensemble horror series from James Tynion IV and Álvaro Martinez Bueno returns this week as the plot really thickens. In The Nice House by the Sea #2, it’s revealed that the cast of The Nice House by the Lake has entered the world of the sea, and now it’s time to share. They killed Walter, the alien who placed them in the lake. And now it’s time to see what to do next. The problem is that the “Lake” people weren’t the best of the best, and that can be a problem as well as the “Sea” people.”Lovely House…
Nothing ever goes well for DC’s comic relief characters, but no more Plastic Man! #2 reveals just how devastating life can be for the characters, often accompanied by a laugh track. The rapid dissolution of Plastic Man’s character follows the next stage of his slowly progressing demise. Once again, Christopher Cantwell, Alex Lynds, Jacob Edgar, Marcelo Maiolo, and Becca Carey develop a truly gripping story that shows Eel could be more than just a sitcom star. I put all my effort into proving that.In terms of artistic talent, Plastic Man No More! #2 picks up where issue #1 left off.…
The My Adventures with Superman miniseries is rushing toward its conclusion, but it seems hell-bent on swaying readers before it gets there, especially when it comes to Amazo. Adventures with Superman #5 finds the android on the brink of death after Slade Wilson seemingly fatally wounds him…but in the throes of death, Amazo is in his path It’s starting to absorb everything! Superman must fight to keep Amazo from falling into Death’s embrace, while Lois, Jimmy, and the Kents battle the Bloodsport army.The creative team of Josie Campbell and Pablo M. Culler doesn’t skimp on emotion in this issue. From…
DC Comics’ summer event concludes this week with Absolute Power #4. With the Brainiac Queen defeated by the heroes, Amanda Waller’s Trinity of Evil is weakened, especially as the imprisoned heroes are freed. In an action-packed epic finale, our heroes take on Waller and have some surprises in store.Absolute Power #4 starts out quiet, but packed with wall-to-wall action. The key to this problem is Green Arrow, who has been helping Waller from the beginning. Screenwriter Mark Waid brings us scenes between Waller and Green Arrow, which makes it pretty easy to pick this up and understand what’s going on.…
Image Comic’s Ghost Machine has released a variety of titles, from the anti-heroes of Geiger and Redcoat to the dystopian Rook: Exodus. Now it’s time to sprint into a world of horror with Hyde Street #1. Hyde Street #1 takes place on the titular street, which is home to a collection of characters with their own spooky secrets. Pranky is a seemingly ordinary boy scout whose angelic face hides a wellspring of malice. Dr. Ego conducts gruesome experiments on anyone who enters his clinic. And then there’s the mysterious Mr. X-Ray, known for his distinctive X-ray glasses. He wants a…