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About Scott Stewart

Scott Stewart has spent 38 of his 42 years on earth with his nose in comic books. From the moment he laid eyes on the Justice League, he was hooked. Since then, his interests have evolved to include Star Wars and National League baseball, while his love of comics has grown exponentially. Scott used to be a newspaper reporter by day, like Clark Kent but without the Kansas roots. He calls the suburbs of Toronto home, lists The Shawshank Redemption as his favourite movie and tweets from @themindofscott on a regular basis.
Latest Posts | By Scott Stewart
Image News and Notes: Dante, Curse Words, God Country, and More
8 months ago

Image News and Notes: Dante, Curse Words, God Country, and More

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Dante

Hawkins, Ning and Robertson team up on Dante

Top Cow COO Matt Hawkins and co-writer Jason Ning are partnering up with superstar artist Darick Robertson to present Dante, a supernatural …
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Review: Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye #1 (Spoilers)
8 months ago

Review: Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye #1 (Spoilers)

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Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye #1

A show of hands, please: who knew who Cave Carson was before Gerard Way’s Young Animal imprint was announced last spring? If you’re old like me or a rabid …
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Review: Batman #9 (Spoilers “I Am Suicide” Part One)
9 months ago

Review: Batman #9 (Spoilers “I Am Suicide” Part One)

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Batman #9

Well, that was more like it.

After two issues devoted to the Night of the Monster Men crossover with Batwoman and Nightwing, Batman returns to the main storyline: tracking …
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Review: Death of Hawkman #1 (Spoilers)
9 months ago

Review: Death of Hawkman #1 (Spoilers)

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Ripped off. Bamboozled. Hoodwinked.

Those words perfectly sum up how I feel after reading issue 1 of Death of Hawkman, new from DC Comics …
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Review: Moonshine #1
9 months ago

Review: Moonshine #1

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Reunited…and it feels so good.

One of the comic industry’s dream teams, Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso, are collaborating again, and the result is one of the best books …
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Review: Batman #8 (Spoilers)
9 months ago

Review: Batman #8 (Spoilers)

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Well, that was disappointing.Batman #8, the fourth installment of the Night of the Monster Men, is for my money the weakest issue of the Tom King era. It’s not …
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Image News and Notes
9 months ago

Image News and Notes

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Millar and Capullo are Reborn

The wait for one of the most anticipated titles of the year is almost over. Mark Millar and Greg Capullo are combining their considerable …
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Review: Doom Patrol #1 (Spoilers)
10 months ago

Review: Doom Patrol #1 (Spoilers)

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Doom Patrol #1

When I think of the Doom Patrol in any of its iterations, the first word that generally comes to mind is weird. Whether referring to the original team from the …
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Review: Angel Catbird #1 by Margaret Atwood, Johnnie Christmas, and Tamra Bonvillain
10 months ago

Review: Angel Catbird #1 by Margaret Atwood, Johnnie Christmas, and Tamra Bonvillain

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Angel Catbird

Confession time: until Angel Catbird, I’d never read a word written by legendary Canadian author Margaret Atwood. I don’t know if I should rescind my citizenship because of this …
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Advance Review: Angel City #1
10 months ago

Advance Review: Angel City #1

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Angel City

Janet Harvey, Megan Levens and Nick Filardi give readers a look into the dark underbelly of Hollywood in their 1930’s noir series, Angel City, available from Oni Press in …
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Image News and Notes: Violent Love, Spawn Kills Everyone, And Walking Dead #157 Michonne Variant
10 months ago

Image News and Notes: Violent Love, Spawn Kills Everyone, And Walking Dead #157 Michonne Variant

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Spawn Kills Everyone

RAISE YOUR GLASS TO AZZARELLO AND RISSO’S MOONSHINE

The iconic creative team of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso, the dynamic duo who redefined the crime genre with 100 Bullets, …
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Review: Batman #4 (Spoilers)
11 months ago

Review: Batman #4 (Spoilers)

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Batman #4

Wow, I was not expecting that.

Batman #4 by Tom King and David Finch was the darkest issue of the series to date, by a wide margin. It’s as …
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