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Crazy Nazi genetic experiments gone horribly wrong, men with octopi heads, curvaceous women, hidden government laboratories, and underwater fist-fights are just some of the things that Ian Churchill crams into this closing issue of the first “Marineman” volume from Image Comics. Churchill put so darn much into this book that he had to finish his story on the back cover. The end result is forty-two filled-to-the-gills pages of the adventures of Steve Ocean, also known as Marineman. The stunning part is that Churchill only put five splash (punny, I know) pages into this issue. One would expect a comic book creator who is primarily known as an artist to try to showcase his big imagery more, but Churchill does the exact opposite, giving himself the challenge (and clearly living up to it) of varying page layout, page depth, and panel count per page. As a lifelong fan of Aquaman, I leapt into the first issue of “Marineman” with both feet, hoping it would scratch the itch I had to read ab

The previous issue focused on building the world around Steve Ocean. This issue continues that, but while doing so it also adds a healthy dose of action. The best way to add action to an underwater comic? Sharks, especially great white sharks. Churchill also throws in a heroic ocean dive to save a fallen civilian, giving Ocean a chance to shine while he’s away from the television cameras. Churchill continues to breathe life into Steve Ocean, his friends, and his home in Ocean Point. This issue gives us Ocean Point’s restaurant of choice: Peggy’s Wheelhouse Bar and Grill. The design of the restaurant, from its façade to the menu header shows just how much thought Churchill has been pouring into this series. Ocean Point might be a real location for all the hard work Churchill has visibly dumped into creating it. In Ocean’s conversation with his new compatriot, Charlotte Greene, Ocean exposes Churchill’s platform for this book: information through entertainment. Greene challenges Oce

I don’t recall exactly when I saw the solicitation or preview for this book, but I remember thinking, “Good. At least someone’s going to make good on Aquaman’s current pop culture popularity,” and quickly dismissed it. Then I saw the preview for this book and made a mental note to check the book out. The story seemed thick, the art was buoyant, and this was a fresh start, a seemingly perfect mix for a new book, and a book that at least deserved a review so other comic readers could know whether or not this might be of interest or investment. Churchill makes no pretenses about world-building here. This character is a completely blank slate, this is the first appearance, and everything builds on this. Churchill makes sure the foundation is nice and thick, with dense support. Steve Ocean is a world famous marine biologist: think Jacques Cousteau with Steve Irwin’s peak popularity and Tim Allen’s personality. Steve’s supporting cast includes a handful of characters: his buddy and camera

Series premieres on October 11 The official website for Boku no Kanojo ga Majime Sugiru Shobitch na Ken (My girlfriend is Shobitch) — the television anime of Namiru Matsumoto's Boku no Kanojo ga Majime Sugiru Shojo Bitch na Ken (My Girlfriend is Faithful Virgin Bitch) manga — revealed three more cast members for the series on Friday. The new cast members include: Juri Nagatsuma as Saori Igarashi Miki Hase as Sayo Shizumori Marin Mizutani as Misaki Aikawa The anime's main cast includes: Aoi Yūki as Akiho Kōsaka Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Haruka Shinozaki Rarisa Tago Takeda as Shizuku Ariyama Natsumi Yamada as Rina Saijō Yuki Yagi as Kanata Shinozaki The story centers on ordinary high school student Haruka Shinozaki. With nothing left to lose, Haruka confesses to beautiful, diligent class representative Akiho Kōsaka, and to his surprise she accepts. Kōsaka takes dating as seriously as she does everything else, but does not quite get it. She pragmatically suggests activ

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