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dukech · 5 years

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Spring 2018

1/19 - Lord RAJA // DJ Bitchcraft

1/27 - Tashi Dorji + Crowmeat Bob / Jil C. / Ginger Wagg / Reptile Room

2/16 - Alright // Naked Naps // TBA

2/22 - Wailin Storms / Vincas / Night Battles

2/24 - Drag Sounds, Sunny Slopes, North by North (CHI), Poor Pie

3/6 - Combo Chimbita // Chócala

3/19 - Yamantaka // Sonic Titan | Tundrastomper

3/28 - Susan Alcorn // Sandy Ewen

3/24 - Daniel Bachman // Will Csorba & Cameron Knowler

3/31 - Loamlands // Nana Grizol

+ ++ +

Fall 2016

SEPTEMBER 16: Darkmatter Poetry Night

SEPTEMBER 27: SIGNALS MIDWEST w/ TIGERDOG

SEPTEMBER 28: XENIA RUBINOS w/ LUXE POSH

SEPTEMBER 30: HECTORINA w/ THE WYRMS and BRETT HARRIS

OCTOBER 4: BUENO w/ EVEL ARC

OCTOBER 5: WHITNEY w/ HOOPS

OCTOBER 6: NOTS w/ THE WORLD

+ ++ +

Spring 2016

Monday, Jan 18: ORCHID SUN AND SEA GHOST

Friday, Jan. 22 LONNIE HOLLEY

Feb. 16: SUN SEEKER with CRUSHED OUT

Feb. 17: LOONE and PAPER BEE

Feb. 18: Sendolo Diaminah “Abolition, Strategy and the Practice of Freedom”

Feb. 20: THE KNEADS with STRAY OWLS

Feb. 29: RICK MAGUIRE (PILE) w/ LOOK A GHOST

March 4: Eric and Erica ::: Del Sur ::: Cottontail

March 9: Duke Coffeehouse presents: WARM WOMEN

March 21: Duke Coffeehouse presents THIN LIPS

March 25:Hanz, housefire, Matt Stevenson, GNØER : presented by Moogfest and WXDU

MARCH 28: CROWN LARKS with KNIVES OF SPAIN

APRIL 2: Maple Stave / The Powder Room / City of Medicine

+ ++ +

Fall 2015

Thurs 9/24 HEMLINES with PATOIS COUNSELORS

Mon 10/05 BIKE COPS with LOOK A GHOST https://www.facebook.com/events/495504043958287/

Thurs 10/08 WILLIS EARL BEAL and CRATER https://www.facebook.com/events/452790994905523/

Thurs 10/15 Global Brazil Lab Presents: Caique Vidal & Batuque

Fri 10/16: Duke Coffeehouse presents: THE STORYTELLERS BAND

Sun 10/18: PIE FACE GIRLS + FISH DAD + SPACE CHUMPY + HERMIT PAPESS

Sun 10/25 talk on THE MUSIC & WORK PROJECT

Wed 10/28 EXPLORING CLASS AND CLASSISM WORKSHOP (MOVED TO WHITE LECTURE HALL) https://www.facebook.com/events/1598418537087321/

Wed 10/28 VERY HAUNTED HOUSE PARTY

Frid 10/30 Duke Coffeehouse Presents… LIVE! ON STAGE: JONATHAN RICHMAN featuring TOMMY LARKINS

Sun 11/1 FREE PIZZA (the band) with BAND & THE BEAT

11/3 FEVER THE GHOST with *** JENNY BESETZT ***

11/7 YOUNG MAMMALS with ALRIGHT

11/14 wxdu presents; BODYKIT // DRIPPY INPUTS // HOUSEFIRE // LIQUID ASSET // SPONGE BATH

11/18 FLORIST and HELLO SHARK

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Spring 2015

January 24: TURQUOISE JEEP with PROFESSOR TOON and BARF TROOP

January 25: ET AL. with STRAY OWLS

January 29: Almost People EP Release Show W/ WolvesX4, Invaluable, A Bottle Volcanic, Sunnydale

January 30: PAINTED ZEROS W/ WOOL

February 10: INTO IT OVER IT + KEVIN DEVINE + LAURA STEVENSON

February 18: RIVERGAZER + SMALL WONDER

March 25: DEERHOOF + PERFECT PUSSY + SEE GULLS

March 28: BRICKSIDE FESTIVAL 2015

April 5: THE NERVOUS TICKS with NATURAL CAUSES and WAHYAS

April 16: BELLOWS and SHARPLESS

Fall 2014

September 1: PART TIME + SEA LIONS + DADDY ISSUES

September 9: TEEN SUICIDE and ELVIS DEPRESSEDLY

October 3: EMPTY DISCO with MADEYLN JOHNSON

October 6: QUILLA with ENGLAND IN 1819

October 7: KRILL with LAST YEAR’S MEN and BUTTERCUP

October 15: FRANKIE COSMOS + PORCHES.

October 18: J FERNANDEZ with THE LOWEST PAIR

October 27: WALTER MITTY & HIS MAKESHIFT ORCHESTRA with CHUMPED and MICHAEL CASEY

October 30: SAUNA HEAT with WAHYA’S

November 4: SPOONBOY with EMILYN BRODSKY and COTTONTAIL

November 10: GUANTANAMO BAYWATCH plus SILENT LUNCH with DEL VENICCI

+ ++ +

Spring 2014

January 22: MYKKI BLANCO + QUILLA at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

January 25: LEE BAINS III & THE GLORY FIRES + TURF WAR at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

February 10: NOBUNNY + The HUSSY + FRUIT at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

February 16: BLEEDING RAINBOW + WOOL + SILENT LUNCH at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

March 5: SEAN NICHOLAS SAVAGE + JENNY BESETZT

March 7: WXDU Local Music Series: SOLAR HALOS, MOUNTAIN THROWER, RUSCHA

March 22: LIQUOR STORE + BOHICA at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

March 28: WXDU Local Music Series: HEADS ON STICKS and DRAG SOUNDS

March 29: DOLFISH + MAX STERN (of Signals Midwest, Meridian) at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

March 30: SLAM FOR SYRIA

April 3: WOODSMAN at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

April 5: NANA GRIZOL + JASON ANDERSON + COTTONTAIL at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

April 10: MAC DEMARCO + JUAN WAUTERS + SEE GULLS at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

April 11: MIRACLES OF MODERN SCIENCE at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

April 13: HORSE FEATHERS at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

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Fall 2013

September 14: MARISSA NADLER + ORGANOS at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

September 16: NESEY GALLONS + REAL LIVE TIGERS + GOLD LIGHT at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

September 23: Duke Coffeehouse & WXDU Present: CALVIN JOHNSON + BANANA LAZULI at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

October 6: DENT MAY + DEAD GAZE at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

October 7: BURGERAMA: GAP DREAM + TOGETHER PANGEA + COSMONAUTS + HABIBI at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

October 18: KOOL A.D. + DAY JOB at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

October 20: Duke Coffeehouse & WXDU Present: WILLIAM TYLER + WOWOLFOL at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

October 23: YIP DECEIVER + WILD MOCCASINS at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

November 1: EROS AND THE ESCHATON + PINK FLAG at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

November 3: JETZT COLLECTIVE + CREEPOID + NAKED NAPS

November 4: DIARRHEA PLANET + THE LOVELY BAD THINGS + MUSEUM MOUTH + REBUILDER at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

November 13: SAINT RICH + ARROWS OUT at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

November 16: NETHERFRIENDS + AISHA BURNS + HOLY BOATS at DUKE COFFEEHOUSE

December 5: MARIA MINERVA + SEE GULLS + FRUIT + ++ + Spring 2013 January Friday 1.18: Bleeding Rainbow + Jenny Besetz

Saturday 1.19: The Growlers + The Coathangers

Tuesday 1.29: The Music Tapes Present: The Traveling Imaginary February

Friday 2.15: Psychic Ills

Friday 2.22: Beloved Binge + Ponchos + Ellertronic

Friday 2.25: Lobo Marino

March Sunday 3.3: Waxahatchee + Museum Mouth

Wednesday 3.19: Londi, free!

Monday 3.25: Austin Vaughn, Christopher Pierce, William Darity

Wednesday 3.27: Auburn Kettle, Blanko Basnet, Prypyat, Lowland Hum + ++ + Fall 2012 August Thursday 8.30: The Bronzed Chorus, The Winter Sounds, Crystal Bright and the Silver Hands

September Saturday 9.1: O’Death, Joy In Red, $5Wednesday 9.12: Cheap Time, Last Year’s Men, Johnny Staxx and the Durty Boyz

Wednesday 9.12: Cheap Time, Last Year’s Men, Johnny Staxx and the Durty Boyz

Friday 9.14: Blues Control, Judson Claiborne, My Empty Phantom

Wednesday 9.19: Mount Eerie, Ghost to Falco, Hungry Cloud Darkening

Friday 9.28: Shy Hunters, Twilighter

Saturday 9.29: Paleface, Luego

October Friday 10.5: The Yawpers, Sinners & Saints, Sam Lee

Friday 10.19: Dastardly, Jared Bartman

Sunday 10.21: Turbo Fruits, Dignan Porch

Wednesday 10.24: King Tuff, The Intelligence, Whatever Brains

Friday 10.26: Margot & the Nuclear So and So’s, Gentleman Caller

Sunday 10.28: Jeffrey Lewis & the Junkyard, Dolfish, Cottontail

Tuesday 10.30: Hop Along, Celebrity Jeopardy

Fall 2012 November Friday 11.30: Wooden Wand

December Saturday 12.1: Party: HYSTERIA

Monday 12.3: Razia Said + ++ + Spring 2012

February Wednesday 2.1: Liturgy, Kolyma

Saturday 2.11: Dex Romweber Duo, Spider Bags

Saturday 2.18: Ted Leo, Mac McCaughan

Friday and Saturday 2.24-25: Local Music Festival March Saturday 3.17: Mipso Trio

Friday 3.23: The Golden Boys, John Wesley Coleman, Spider Bags

Saturday 3.24: Brickside Music Festival ft. Kurt Vile, Mark Kozelek, Horse Feathers, the Postelles, etc.

April Friday 4.6: Alex Kotch

Thursday 4.19: Blabbermouth (a poetic sing-song-type bonanza)

Saturday 4.21: Free Energy w/ Deleted Scenes & Cigarette + ++ + Fall 2011 September Friday 9.16: Two Gallants, The Mumlers, Bloodroots Barter

Saturday 9.24: WXDU presents Ty Segall, Mikal Cronin

October Saturday 10.1: WXDU’s Annual Record Fair, 11AM-4PM

Saturday 10.1: Soft Company with Jews and Catholics

Friday 10.14: Ground Up, Toon

Saturday 10.15: Holiday Shores

Thursday 10.27: Duke Islamic Studies Center & the Duke University Middle Eastern Studies Center presents Omar Offendum

November Friday 11:4: Small Town Records Release Party

Saturday 11.5: The Beets, Christmas

Sunday 11.6: BDU Presents… F to eMbody- Athens Boys Choir and Katastrophe

Friday 11.11: Fanghole, Bronzed Chorus, Man Ray

Thursday 11.17 Duke University Improv

Friday 11.19: Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard, Matt Northrup December

Thursday 12.1 DJ /rupture, Lemonade

Friday 12:2: Cotton Jones, Some Army

++ + Spring 2011

January Tuesday 1.25: Duke Performances presents “Listening with The Bad Plus,”

Friday 1.28: Turbo Fruits, The Mercators, Tea & Tempests

February Thursday 2.10: Baths, BRAIDS, Blackbird Blackbird

Saturday 2.19: Michael & His Garden, Tea & Tempests, Fanghole

Friday 2.25: PILE, Screaming Crayons

Saturday 2.26: WXDU presents: Bomb the Music Industry!, Ascetic Parade March

Friday 3.18: Duke Performances presents “Listening with The Kronos Quartet”

Saturday 3.19: The Huguenots, Bright Young Things

Thursday 3.24: The Joy Formidable, The Lonely Forest, Mona

April Friday 4.1: WXDU presents: Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard, The Wigg Report, Billy Sugarfix

Friday 4.15: WXDU presents: An Evening with Southern Culture on the Skids

Saturday 4.16: Ghost to Falco, Aan, Prisms

Monday 4.18: Hunx and his Punx, Shannon and the Clams, Last Year’s Men

Saturday 4.23: Oh No! Oh My!, LAKE, AgesandAges + ++ + Fall 2010

September Friday 9.17: Embarrassing Fruits CD Release ft. sets from Midtown Dickens and Lonnie Walker

Monday 9.20: Andrew Jackson Jihad, Blunt Mechanic

Tuesday 9.21: Titus Andronicus, Free Energy

Friday 9.25: Tera Melos, Trash Crusade

October Friday 10.1: A Place to Bury Strangers, Carol Cleveland Sings, ROAR, $10

Friday 10.8: Wovenhand, Serena Maneesh

Saturday 10.16: Veelee Future Sight Bash! with Cassis Orange and Old Bricks

Saturday 10.23: Spider Bags and Last Year’s Men Double Release Party! with Americans in France

Wednesday 10.27: Cheap Girls, Carpenter, Laura Stevenson and the Cans

Thursday 10.28: Bars of Gold, IMPORTANT CHANGE: THIS SHOW WILL INSTEAD BE COFFEEHOUSE SPONSORED AT THE PINHOOK, with Come Hell or High Water, and Pinche Gringo

Friday 10.29: Asimina Chremos, Khristian Weeks, Andrew Weathers, Secret Boyfriend

Saturday 10.30: WXDU Who’s Got the Cuckoo??! 5-year Garage Rock celebration!

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spryfilm · 7 years

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“Personal Shopper” (2016)

Drama

Running Time: 110 minutes

Written & Directed by: Olivier Assayas

Featuring: Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Sigrid Bouaziz, Anders Danielsen Lie, Ty Olwin, Hammou Graia, Nora von Waldstatten, Benjamin Biglay, Audrey Bonnet and Pascal Rambert

Maureen: “My twin brother, Louis, died here. It’s been 95 days. We made this oath. Whoever died first would send the other a sign.”

It has been five years since Kristen Stewart completed the teen vampire/ werewolf movies in the five film ‘Twilight’ series, adapted from Stephanie Meyer’s best selling books. It would be incorrect to say this was Stewart’s big break – that came in 2002 playing Jodie Fosters diabetic daughter in David Fincher’s “Panic Room”. From that 2002 film until 2008 when “Twilight” was released she had been making waves in mostly independent films. However, where she once was a young woman with acting talent, we are now witnessing the talent promised for so long in two of her better films, the 2014 “Clouds of Sils Maria” and the release this week in New Zealand of “Personal Shopper” (2016), both written and directed expertly by Frenchman Olivier Assayas.

“Personal Shopper” revolves around Maureen, a personal shopper, who serves wealthy clients in major cities, buying clothes and accessories, and taking care of mundane chores. She lives in Paris but travels to London and other cities for her employment. Her fraternal twin and brother has recently died; they both had a similar genetic heart problem, as well as this they both believed they had connections to the spirit world, her brother more than she.

Opening the film, Maureen stays over at her late brother’s house, hoping he will reach her beyond death. His significant other Lara wants to sell the house, and buyers want to know it is free of unhappy spirits. The film suggests what she sees and reacts to, including a series of knowing texts received even while she is on a train to and during her time in London, from “Unknown”. She believes she is in touch with ghosts.

This film really suits Stewart and what has become her signature acting style, as such she is suited for this role like no other at the same age. Stewart, at the age of only twenty-seven is amassing a nice oeuvre of work like no other, except for maybe Jennifer Lawrence – although the fact that Stewart has spread her wings well as working with many Europeans in Europe says a lot about the kind of actress she is choosing to become. In saying that Stewart does not have to chase a payday, as the residuals from the ‘Twilight’ films will keep her in the black for the rest of her life – which must be a nice luxury.

Stewart’s Maureen is a woman who is facing a crisis as well as something that has been stalking her for the entirety of her life, that is, the possible impending death of herself and/or her brother – this is a concept that most people from her economic and social background don’t face until much later in life. Stewart handles this with aplomb as her style and mannerisms suits this charater down to the ground. She seems to be relishing the opportunity to be working with a European like Assayas (again) as well as the subject matter of the two films she has made with him.

One of the great things about Stewart is her ability to play supporting parts to other actresses as well as her ability to not seem to have an ego for her on-sceeen personas. Assayas shoots Stewart in close up with these shots not being complementary as we see imperfections in her face as well as the age that she has seemed to gain through the stresses of her very existence. It is something to see an actress willing to give up her ‘look’, not to have makeup or to play a ‘real’ person that is not perfect looking. It is a juxtaposition between the glam pictures you may see of Stewart to this flawed, haunted as well as haunting person that is searching for some truth and perhaps closure.

Olivier Assayas has had a long career as well as being a force in French and International cinema for years, he has made a wide variety of films in multiple genres, he has to be one of the more prolific directors in the world today. He also enjoys partnerships with actors, hopefully this is the start of something with Stewart who he obviously enjoys working with – it must also help get a budget when you have a champion with such international clout and awareness.

There are many elements to this film that make it unique to the environment it has been released into, it co-opts many genres to give us twists on each one. I loved this movie, but it would be nothing without Stewart who is perhaps shaping to be the actress of her generation.

“Personal Shopper” is out now on DVD.

DVD review: “Personal Shopper” (2017) “Personal Shopper” (2016) Drama Running Time: 110 minutes Written & Directed by: Olivier Assayas Featuring: Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Sigrid Bouaziz, Anders Danielsen Lie, Ty Olwin, Hammou Graia, Nora von Waldstatten, Benjamin Biglay, Audrey Bonnet and Pascal Rambert…

#dvd #dvd review #DVD reviews #DVDReviews #kristen stewart #oliver assayas #personal shopper #spry film #spry film review

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eddycurrents · 5 years

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For the week of 24 June 2019

Quick Bits:

Action Comics #1012 keeps a number of plates spinning with the Invisible Mafia, Leviathan, and tying in events in Superman, while bringing back a character who we’ve not seen for some time in the DCU. Some great layouts and art from Szymon Kudranski and Brad Anderson.

| Published by DC Comics

Age of X-Man: X-Tremists #5 is the explosive conclusion to this mini from Leah Williams, Georges Jeanty, Roberto Poggi, Jim Charalampidis, and Clayton Cowles. We get Jubilee’s perspective on the end, as they all collectively remember what came before, what was taken from them, and the nightmare that they’ve been placed in and forced to participate. Damn good stuff.

| Published by Marvel

Amazing Spider-Man #24 is a lot of Peter avoiding dealing with things in a rational adult manner and some weird stuff with Mysterio and the new villain who has been haunting the series for a while. My guess is that it’s Ned Leeds, but his true identity is still hidden for the moment. Pretty good for a buffer issue.

| Published by Marvel

Angel #2 is another entertaining issue from Bryan Edward Hill, Gleb Melnikov, Gabriel Cassata, and Ed Dukeshire. There’s another nice split as we see a bit of Angel’s past as he reforges a slayer as his “axe” and then a dive into the current evil plaguing the kids in social media. Wonderful reveal of Lilith’s “true form” as well, great design by Melnikov.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Ascender #3 is harrowing and breathtaking. While Andy and Mila try to run in the present, we get more information on what happened with them and Effie in the time between Descender and now. Gorgeous, stunning artwork from Dustin Nguyen.

| Published by Image

Bad Luck Chuck #4 concludes what has been a fun, but weird, series from Lela Gwenn, Matthew Dow Smith, Kelly Fitzpatrick, and Frank Cvetkovic. And it ends with a pretty epic battle between cops and nuns.

| Published by Dark Horse

Black Panther #13 begins the next arc of “Two Thousand Suns” and T’Challa’s attempts to contact anyone back on Earth. Daniel Acuña returns to provide the art and it is beautiful. The effects as T’Challa attempts to calculate a communication path to Earth with the various planets and such are amazing.

| Published by Marvel

Detective Comics #1006 begins a new arc guest-starring the Spectre, with art from Kyle Hotz and David Baron. The Corrigan/Spectre joining sure works different than it used to. Interesting mystery with the Spectre cult and great art.

| Published by DC Comics

Ghost Tree #3 takes a few nice moments of quiet introspection and reflection from Brandt and Arami, as well as exploring more of Brandt’s grandparents life, before ramping up the tension with the demon. Beautiful artwork from Simon Gane, Ian Herring, and Becka Kinzie.

| Published by IDW

Justice League Dark #12 has huge ramifications as “Lords of Order” rages on. Stunning artwork from Alvaro Martínez Bueno, Raul Fernandez, and Brad Anderson. Also Tynion gives us a fascinating rumination on magic between Batman and Wonder Woman.

| Published by DC Comics

Killer Groove #2 continues this excellent crime drama. The little pieces of interaction and tiny character stories throughout this issue are wonderful. Ollie Masters’ approach to the narrative reminds me a lot of Robert Altman.

| Published by AfterShock

Road of Bones #2 leans hard into the brutal survival aspect of travelling across Russia in winter, without much idea or sense of where you’re going. Wonderful art from Alex Cormack.

| Published by IDW

The Silencer #18 concludes this series with a kind of stock-taking story from Dan Abnett, V. Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, Mike Spicer, and Tom Napolitano. There’s some bits about the reconciliation between Blake and Honor, but a large portion of this is Honor trying to find out information on what’s happening with Leviathan.

| Published by DC Comics

Stranger Things: Six #2 continues to flesh out the time before the first season at Hawkins Labs as we continue to follow Francine through her past and experiences there. There’s a wonderful feeling of dread with the glimpses of the Upside Down.

| Published by Dark Horse

Thor #14 builds on events in War of the Realms #6 with a story that is concurrent with what happens in that book diving into the younger Thor’s perspective. Great art from Scott Hepburn and Matthew Wilson.

| Published by Marvel

Transformers/Ghostbusters #1 is a great debut from Erik Burnham, Dan Schoening, Luis Antonio Delgado, and Tom B. Long beautifully integrating the two properties here. Cybertron as destroyed by Gozer is just wonderful, and there’s a nice bit of humour that fits well with Burnham and Schoening’s other Ghostbusters work.

| Published by IDW

War of the Realms #6 is the conclusion to this event with Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman, Matthew Wilson, and Joe Sabino giving us a “storm of Thors”. It’s fairly epic as Thor and Malekith meet in the final confrontation, capping off one of the longest narrative arcs in Marvel that began back in Thor: God of Thunder #1 years ago. There’s more to come, but this is a very satisfying end.

| Published by Marvel

The Weatherman #1 is a welcome return for the second volume of this series from Jody LeHeup, Nathan Fox, Moreno Dinisio, and Steve Wands. The story shifts as the team search for the clue to unlocking Bright’s memories on the one place we thought previously was all dead...Earth. Great stuff.

| Published by Image

Wolverine: Exit Wounds #1 is another of Marvel’s 80th Anniversary one-shots, this one presenting three stories from some of the luminary creators that have worked on Wolverine before. The standout for me is the Wolverine/Venom story from Sam Kieth and Ronda Pattison. It’s a simple Vs. story, but the artwork is gorgeous. Larry Hama, Scot Eaton, Sean Parsons, and Matt Milla & Chris Claremont, Salvador Larroca, and Val Staples provide the other two stories giving a glimpse into other stages in Logan’s past. Joe Sabino provides letters for all three stories and it’s nice to see how he adapts for the tone and style of each tale.

| Published by Marvel

Wonder Woman #73 is a fill-in from Steve Orlando, Aaron Lopresti, Matt Ryan, Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Pat Brosseau giving us a story of Diana’s past in an alternate reality. It’s a decent tale on its own, giving a hint at something important for the ongoing story.

| Published by DC Comics

Other Highlights: Avengers #20, Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command #5, The Beauty #27, Bone Parish #10, Books of Magic #9, Canto #1, Conan the Barbarian #7, The Crow/Hack/Slash #1, Dark Red #4, Deadly Class #39, Diabolical Summer, Dial H for Hero #4, Dick Tracy Forever #3, Doctor Strange #15, Eve Stranger #2, Fantastic Four #11, Fight Club 3 #6, The Flash #73, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #8, GLOW #3, The Goon #3, Head Lopper #12, High Level #5, Invader Zim #44, Isola #8, Kick-Ass #15, KISS: The End #3, Magnificent Ms. Marvel #4, Major X #5, Marilyn Manor #1, Martian Manhunter #6, Marvel Comics Presents #6, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #40, Mr. & Mrs. X #12, Punk Mambo #3, Punks Not Dead: London Calling #5, Redneck #21, Rick & Morty #51, Runaways #22, Spawn #298, Spider-Man Annual #1, Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Darth Vader #1, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #3, Steel Cage #1, Stone Star #4, Summit #15, Superior Spider-Man #8, Teen Titans: Raven, Thanos #3, Thief of Thieves #43, War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas #4, War of the Realms: The Punisher #3, War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #3, X-Men: Grand Design - X-Tinction #2

Recommended Collections: Breakneck, Coda - Volume 2, Fearscape - Volume 1, Hardcore - Volume 1, HP Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness - Volume 1, Interceptor - Volume 1, Joe Golem: Occult Detective - Volume 3: The Drowning City, Man of Steel, Old Lady Harley, Outcast - Book 3, Relay - Volume 1, Shock - Volume 2, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra - Volume 5: Worst Among Equals, Starjammers, Tony Stark: Iron Man - Volume 2: Stark Realities, Usagi Yojimbo - Volume 33: The Hidden, Wasted Space - Volume 1, West Coast Avengers - Volume 2: City of Evils

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spryfilm · 7 years

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“Personal Shopper” (2016)

Drama

Running Time: 110 minutes

Written & Directed by: Olivier Assayas

Featuring: Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Sigrid Bouaziz, Anders Danielsen Lie, Ty Olwin, Hammou Graia, Nora von Waldstatten, Benjamin Biglay, Audrey Bonnet and Pascal Rambert

Maureen: “My twin brother, Louis, died here. It’s been 95 days. We made this oath. Whoever died first would send the other a sign.”

Go and see now!

Film review: “Personal Shopper” (2016) “Personal Shopper” (2016) Drama Running Time: 110 minutes Written & Directed by: Olivier Assayas Featuring: Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Sigrid Bouaziz, Anders Danielsen Lie, Ty Olwin, Hammou Graia, Nora von Waldstatten, Benjamin Biglay, Audrey Bonnet and Pascal Rambert…

#film #Film review #film reviews #kristen stewart #movie #movie review #movies reviews #personal shopper #Review #Reviews

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