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  • The Harbingers Review

    The Harbingers Review

    Going into this series — a Tribeca official selection from 2025 — after finding it on LinkedIn, I expected something like “The Prestige” book or movie. What I got was something far more nuanced, emotional and not a simple revenge story. Also no dead women. With season two starting in a couple of days, it’s…

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  • Mistborn: Shadows of Self

  • The Bright Sessions (Season One)

  • DC High Volume: Batman Year One

    DC High Volume: Batman Year One

    In case anyone missed the news, DC Comics announced their DC High Volume in collaboration with Realm. To keep it short, they’re adapting classic DC stories starting with Batman: Year One. Special shoutout to the director Fred Greenhalgh of Realm who provided listening access to the entire four-part story on Year One before the final…

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  • A Dual Review: Comic Sans Podcast and Audio Dramatization

    A Dual Review: Comic Sans Podcast and Audio Dramatization

    When fellow podcast critic and friend brought a show to my attention, something in my brain flickered. A memory, not too distant, but not recent either, coming to the forefront. It’s called the Comic Sans podcast and it’s a venture between Andas Productions and Realm. The format is two people talking about comic books. One…

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  • Stormlight 4: Rhythm of War (Graphic Audio)
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    Stormlight 4: Rhythm of War (Graphic Audio)

    Unlike the first three entries in the series, the book publication date for “Rhythm of War” and its Graphic Audio adaptation released at roughly the same. Some people think the fourth book is the weakest of the four, and to some book four is the weakest out of the first four books in the Stormlight…

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  • Nameless Chronicles Review

    Nameless Chronicles Review

    A relatively new anthology audio drama podcast, The Nameless Chronicles’ format likens back to the “Twilight Zone.” For younger audiences “Black Mirror” from Netflix might be a better-known comparison. Some of the stories might seem to offer some insight about the human condition. However, like murky water, it’s impossible to see the bottom. What looks…

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  • Scrooge and his Festivus Accident

    Scrooge and his Festivus Accident

    From the people who brought you the Flash Gordon parody series comes a comedic Christmas Carol. If you thought the traditional depiction of Ebenezer Scrooge was greedy, this satirical version of the character is a lot meaner than his book counterpart. He’d fit right in at a party for the wealthy one percent. Scrooge and…

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