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BOOK REVIEW – RASL Volume One: The Drift by Jeff Smith

By Ian McCabe

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The legendary comic creator Jeff Smith, synonymous with the ever popular comic series Bone is back with his latest collection, RASL. But Bone this is not. There are no such little white cartoon men, dragons or cute furry creatures in this one. Instead RASL is a dark, noir themed thrill ride, full of science, violence and… Bob Dylan? ‘The Drift’ is the first chapter of what looks to be a long and interesting series.

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GAME PREVIEW – Transformers: War For Cybertron (All Platforms)

By Stewie Sutherland

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If there’s a franchise that’s been retold over and over again it’s the story of the Transformers. In their 25 year lifespan they’ve had stories of beast wars and machine battles on Earth and in space. One series may have heroic leader Optimus Prime take the form of a semi-trailer fighting a planet-sized villain and in the next he’ll be a fire truck that combines with his tough-guy brother Ultra Magnus. He’s been a big gorilla that’s played King Kong with T-rex Megatron and won time and time again, and recently he’s returned to the silver screen to tear bad guys apart and draw attention away from Megan Fox’s lacklustre acting.

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GAME REVIEW – Din’s Curse (PC)

By Duncan Voice

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Indecision is perhaps my most irritating trait. If my life were an RPG, I’d probably be wearing [Inconclusive flip flops of procrastination] that gifted the wearer -10 points to the decisiveness stat. Staring at the character creation screen for a good couple of hours flicking between nose shapes is customary, and I’ve lost count of the hours lost after deleting a character because I didn’t like their hair style.

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FILM REVIEW – Four Lions

By Joseph Viney

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You can always rely on Chris Morris to raise a few eyebrows. The man who made his name lampooning paedophilia, drugs, sex, crime and the modern media’s insane perception of the world around us has now cast his eye over the explosive subject of Islamic fundamentalism. To the average person on the street this means Al-Qaeda, terrorism, suicide bombings and a fear and suspicion of the Muslim world. To Morris it presents a perfect opening to do what he does best; make everybody involved look as stupid as each other.

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