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As they say, all things come to an end.
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The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #54: Self-Chosen Identity
Some days, I feel like some of the great rock ballads were dedicated to the coming of Blues, in whichever form or name he operates under.
Some days, I feel like some of the great rock ballads were dedicated to the coming of Blues, in whichever form or name he operates under.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #53
Hey, everybody. Welcome back to The Blue Ink, done by yours truly, Erico. Didja miss me?
Hey, everybody. Welcome back to The Blue Ink, done by yours truly, Erico. Didja miss me?
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #49 – The Once and Future X
As you may remember from the preview pages, the assorted Series 2 and 3 Robot Masters find themselves being awakened in Light Labs with the promise of a new lease on life.
As you may remember from the preview pages, the assorted Series 2 and 3 Robot Masters find themselves being awakened in Light Labs with the promise of a new lease on life.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #48 – Yes, Virginia, There is a Mr. X…
For those of us who were looking for an epic fight against Gamma, this issue definitely delivered.
For those of us who were looking for an epic fight against Gamma, this issue definitely delivered.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #47 – Castle of Decapitations
It’s one of those days for Mega Man. Your home’s been torn to pieces, your former arch-nemesis-turned-good-guy has revealed that he’s still a jerk, your brother tried to kill you over reasons, and… oh yes, nearly forgot: You’ve got a big hulking yellow thing you barely killed once breathing down your neck in the darkness. Just one of those days.
It’s one of those days for Mega Man. Your home’s been torn to pieces, your former arch-nemesis-turned-good-guy has revealed that he’s still a jerk, your brother tried to kill you over reasons, and… oh yes, nearly forgot: You’ve got a big hulking yellow thing you barely killed once breathing down your neck in the darkness. Just one of those days.
The Blue Ink Editorials: Lands of Confusion
When I first heard that Archie was planning a followup to the Worlds Collide arc which would be entitled Worlds Unite, my first thought was, “Oh, goody. Another way for them to up their subscriptions for a short period of time.“ Admittedly, this was a particularly cynical thought on a particularly cynical day, but the more I think about it… the more I feel like my first snap judgment was the right one.
When I first heard that Archie was planning a followup to the Worlds Collide arc which would be entitled Worlds Unite, my first thought was, “Oh, goody. Another way for them to up their subscriptions for a short period of time.“ Admittedly, this was a particularly cynical thought on a particularly cynical day, but the more I think about it… the more I feel like my first snap judgment was the right one.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #46 – Clash of the Titans
25 issues or so after we got our first look at the robot that Blues was, we finally get the showdown that’s been building up for the entire time.
25 issues or so after we got our first look at the robot that Blues was, we finally get the showdown that’s been building up for the entire time.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #45 – Never Forgiven
You know an issue is going to be good when the cover has the heroes’ home burning, his family injured, and the vision of his foe grinning in the firelight.
You know an issue is going to be good when the cover has the heroes’ home burning, his family injured, and the vision of his foe grinning in the firelight.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #44 – Leaving the Lights On
Six Robot Masters down, two to go. And Auto?
Six Robot Masters down, two to go. And Auto?
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #43 – Narrow Programming
When last we left off, Mega Man was attempting to use words and robotic morality to convince Gemini Man to stand down and choose a different path for himself.
When last we left off, Mega Man was attempting to use words and robotic morality to convince Gemini Man to stand down and choose a different path for himself.
The Blue Ink Reviews Mega Man #42 – Overshadowed
As our intrepid hero makes for the thermal-powered asteroid, his new foe is a very old robot indeed… Shadow Man. The only one not designed by Wily.
As our intrepid hero makes for the thermal-powered asteroid, his new foe is a very old robot indeed… Shadow Man. The only one not designed by Wily.
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