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Manga Review: Nora: The Last Chronicle of Devildom vol 9: Null and Void.

                                                           

Nora – The Last Chronicle of Devildom is about the forced compact between Nora, the Cerberus, a legendary demon also known as the vicious dog of disaster and Kazuma Magari, a demanding high school student. In order to give him some “training” in the human world, his master the Dark Liege entered him into a pact with Kazuma. Now Nora must ask for authorization when using his own magic, and Kazuma can restrain him by declaring "I forbid". This causes Nora's collar to choke the poor, troublemaking guy.

DVD Review: Sands of Destruction, The Complete Series

 

So you've had a rotten life, you're dominated by a race of beast men that would just as soon kill you as look at you. Everything you hold dear seems meaningless because the most important person in your life was killed trying to change the world. What would you do? If it were me and I had access to the power to destroy the world, well, I would use it and do just that. I would destroy the world. 

Blackest Night

After the awesomeness that was Blackest Night 6, The side stories are just not that good anymore. Don't get me wrong, they're worth picking up for sure, but damn issue six was a thrill. If you haven't started up and you like superhero comics even a little bit, plan on picking up the trade when it ships. We've got to assume that will be rather soon after the release of issue seven.

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Movie Review: The Book of Eli

                                          

 
Apocalypse:  a prophetic revelation, especially concerning a cataclysm in which the forces of good permanently triumph over the forces of evil.   Aka the end of life as we know it.  But is that necessarily a bad thing?   Perhaps it depends upon the world as it is at the time of the apocalypse, and what sort of life is being led.
 

Manga Review: Vagabond Volume 31


17th century Japan, the great swordsman Miyamoto Musashi is following the path of the sword-masters and discovering his own version of enlightenment. Volume 31 of Vagabond gives a unique fiction peek into the dilemma of being revered as invincible and realizing the flaws in your chosen path at the same time.

Manga Review: Vampire Knight Vol. 9

  

In Vampire Knight Vol. 9, Yuki has finally become herself again, while still being awakened.  Rido Kuran has some of his followers attack Cross Academy, as a distraction for the Night Class.  Kaname meets with the vampire Senate in order to do something he should have done before things got messy.  Meanwhile, Rido and Yuki face off, but not for long; Zero has managed to break free from his cell (with help from Kaname and Ichiru) and has now taken on the job of destroying EVERY vampire, starting with Rido. 

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DVD Review: Rin: Daughters of Mnemosyne The Complete Series

To the untrained eye, Rin Asōgi looks like just an average office lady out doing her job, but to those who truly know Rin, they can see that she is actually a private investigator who runs her own PI agency. She'll take on any job, no matter how big or how small, and always succeeds despite all odds. Maybe it is because she has two advantages over her competition: Rin is a capable fighter, and is virtually indestructable. She is an immortal being, unable to die, always fated to come back to life and stay looking the same age for all of eternity. With her bubbly assistant Mimi at her side, Rin will explore the darker side of Tokyo life to bring justice to her clients – until her own secrets from the past come out to haunt her.

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DVD Review: Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening

We’ve all seen him before in small roles on Scrubs and Parks and Recreations as well as the recently released Funny People, but Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening is the comedian’s first stand-up show.  Now available courtesy of Courtesy of Comedy Central and Paramount Pictures, this stand up special has nothing to do with its title but is a fast paced stand-up act that fans of his small roles as well as his attitude will love.