Comic Book Reviewer and Comics News Feature Writer
Hannah Rose is a comic book reviewer and comics news feature writer for Comic Book Resources. With a diverse range of publications featuring her work, Hannah brings her expertise and passion for the comic book industry to her articles, providing insightful reviews and coverage of the latest releases and events.
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Hannah Rose's primary focus is on reviewing various entertainment media, especially comic books and related content. She seems particularly interested in providing reviews of new releases from major publishers like Marvel and DC, as well as streaming platforms like Netflix.
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Abstract Large language models (LLMs) undergo ‘alignment' so that they better reflect human values or preferences, and are safer or more useful.
By: Hannah Rose
Abstract: Human feedback plays a central role in the alignment of Large Language Models (LLMs). However, open questions remain about the
With its last two episodes, Shōgun demonstrates how to do morally grey characters and storylines correctly after the end of the TV Golden Age.
By: Hannah Rose
Shōgun star Tadanobu Asano tells CBR why it was important for him to make Yabushige a distinct kind of villain during the FX on Hulu series.
By: Hannah Rose
Although more tentative and cautious than the last season, THEM: The Scare scare improves on tastefulness, creepiness and aesthetic pleasantness.
By: Hannah Rose
Since Back to the Future's release in 1985, Robert Zemeckis's sci-fi trilogy reached iconic status. But is it as timeless as everyone remembers it?
Fantastic Four #19 drops the Marvel superhero team into a film noir-style adventure featuring Alicia Masters, but the issue has its own unique twist.
By: Hannah Rose
The Amazing Spider-Man #49 hints at the coming darkness as Ben and Hallows' Eve reunite, while Peter's personal life continues to crumble.
By: Hannah Rose
After over 30 years and with the help of his synth Cygnus, Carter Burke finally has a Xenomorph egg. Now he just needs someone to impregnate with it.
By: Hannah Rose
Superman has no choice but to team up with the OG Lobo in this flawed but exciting start to DC Comics' latest House of Braniac event.
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