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Watchmen Creator Alan Moore Believes That Infantile Love for Superheroes Can ‘Be a Precursor to Fascism’
Watchmen creator Alan Moore believes that "infantile" love for comic book superheroes could be a precursor to fascism. Speaking to The Guardian, the V for Vendetta writer expressed concerns about our culture, which obsesses over superheroes, stating that it was never meant as “adult fare.” In Moore’s own words, “Because that kind of infanti...
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Raise Your Wands For Mr. Ollivander. Rest In Peace John Hurt
British actor John Hurt, who has died aged 77, was a cult actor of many faces, often playing supporting roles which went down in the annals of cinema history.
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Mr. Robot Season 2 Review
Spirit away, the ninth of May. Our spoiler-free review of the second season of Fight Club-influenced cyber-thriller that took TV by storm last year.
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What's New on Netflix in July, and Our Top 5 Picks
The animated sensation with Will Arnett returns for a third showing, creator of Scandinavian hit The Bridge brings another show, and a lot more.
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China Warns Against 'Radical Forces' in Hong Kong
China warned today against "radical forces" in Hong Kong after police arrested 10 people on suspicion of making explosives ahead of a vote on a controversial political reform package.
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Four Questions with David Lloyd
David Lloyd is a comic artist known for franchises like V for Vendetta and Night Raven amongst others. He currently works on his website Aces Weekly, an online comic portal.
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China's airing of 'V for Vendetta' stuns viewers
Television audiences across China watched an anarchist antihero rebel against a totalitarian government and persuade the people to rule themselves. Soon the Internet was crackling with quotes of "V for Vendetta's" famous line: "People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people."
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Watchmen Creator Alan Moore Believes That Infantile Love for Superheroes Can ‘Be a Precursor to Fascism’
Watchmen creator Alan Moore believes that "infantile" love for comic book superheroes could be a precursor to fascism. Speaking to The Guardian, the V for Vendetta writer expressed concerns about our culture, which obsesses over superheroes, stating that it was never meant as “adult fare.” In Moore’s own words, “Because that kind of infanti...
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Raise Your Wands For Mr. Ollivander. Rest In Peace John Hurt
British actor John Hurt, who has died aged 77, was a cult actor of many faces, often playing supporting roles which went down in the annals of cinema history.
-
Mr. Robot Season 2 Review
Spirit away, the ninth of May. Our spoiler-free review of the second season of Fight Club-influenced cyber-thriller that took TV by storm last year.
-
What's New on Netflix in July, and Our Top 5 Picks
The animated sensation with Will Arnett returns for a third showing, creator of Scandinavian hit The Bridge brings another show, and a lot more.
-
China Warns Against 'Radical Forces' in Hong Kong
China warned today against "radical forces" in Hong Kong after police arrested 10 people on suspicion of making explosives ahead of a vote on a controversial political reform package.
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Four Questions with David Lloyd
David Lloyd is a comic artist known for franchises like V for Vendetta and Night Raven amongst others. He currently works on his website Aces Weekly, an online comic portal.
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China's airing of 'V for Vendetta' stuns viewers
Television audiences across China watched an anarchist antihero rebel against a totalitarian government and persuade the people to rule themselves. Soon the Internet was crackling with quotes of "V for Vendetta's" famous line: "People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people."
