Colin Moon is a journalist for AIPT, specializing in comic book reviews and pop culture analysis. With a passion for storytelling and a love for the medium, Colin provides insightful and entertaining reviews that engage readers and highlight the best of the comic book industry.
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Colin Moon predominantly focuses on reviewing various forms of entertainment, especially video games and comics. If you have a new game or comic release, particularly within the puzzle genre or with unique perspectives, he may be interested in receiving information about it for potential review.
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Desperately casting about for a formula that might sustain the book.
Twenty-four years of unscripted fantasy.
A heightened, ludicrous misunderstanding of what drugs are.
There's a lot to be had here, even among the historic vitriol.
Obsessed with structure in a comics universe that thrives in chaos.
Exciting, brutal, and filled with fantasy zeal, issue #3 stumbles from the series' initial, impeccable pacing.
A bummer of cool, free-floating pieces.
Life is Strange is set in a different time and a world in which Max continues to take abuse and blame herself.
Challengers of the Unknown #1 leaves us wanting in all the right ways.
A pessimistic but earnest attempt to speak to our cultural situation.
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