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Book review: Captain America: The Ultimate Guide To The First Avenger
Marvel’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is currently ‘ruling the air’ as a TV show where the two sidekicks save the world, just like their mentor Captain America did. But who are these two and why are they risking the
Book review: Great Moments In The Summer Olympics
With Summer Olympics 2020 all set to be held later this year, one must relive the experience of the past editions ahead of the mega event. The best way to do that would be through Matt Christopher’s Great Moments in the
Book review: DC Comics: The Ultimate Character Guide
With Zack Snyder’s Justice League having been released recently on digital platforms, the curiosity level of many DC lovers has reached a zenith. They want to know all there is to know about the many characters that app
Book review: Five-Minute Star Wars Stories
We all know what Star Wars is, and how do they use the Force for the good. Even then, would we miss the chance of going through a few ‘Star Wars stories’, especially if they take five minutes of your time?
Book review: Marvel Spider-Man: An Origin Story
Who is Spider-Man? Was he always the friendly neighbourhood superhero or did he try his hand elsewhere before following his right path? Marvel Spider-Man: An Origin Story traces the history of Peter Parker and how he bec
Book review: 5-Minute Marvel Stories
There is more to Marvel super heroes than meets the eye! Instead of being aliens who gain superpowers when they land on Earth, Marvel heroes are mostly normal human beings who gain superhuman strength through accident, a
Book review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Storybook Collection
You may have heard of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,but do you know how they became mutants in the first place? Who taught them their ninja moves and what was their fight with The Kraang and Shredder?
Book review: Mega Bites: Flight — The Trials and Triumphs of Air Pioneers
Man has been fond of flying ever since he realised that it could be achieved; however, flying became a reality as recent as 1903, when the Wright Brothers finally cracked the ‘wright’ method. Since then, flying has devel
Book review: The 100 Most Influential People Who Never Lived
There are a lot of things that we believe as true, when they actually aren’t. Similarly, there are a lot of people in history who we believe to have existed in reality, when in fact they didn’t. They might be your favour
Book review: Green Lantern’s Book Of Inventions
Ever wondered how the many electrical, mechanical and even digital items we use today were ‘invented’, back in the day? After all, we can’t live without most of them, including the wheel that is essential to all inventio