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Comic Review: Bury The Lede
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Bury the Lede
Paperback | Kindle/comiXology
Written by Gaby Dunn
Illustrated by Claire Roe with Miquel Muerto
Publisher: BOOM! Studios
Release date: October 8, 2019
In Bury the Lede, Madison Jackson is an intern with the Lede, the top newspaper in Boston struggling to garner the attention she needs to turn her internship into a coveted full-time reporting gig. So when she’s invited along to the scene of a homicide with fellow Lede reporter Lexington “Lexi” Ford, she sees this as her opportunity and jumps at it.
The case revolves around the murder of a high-powered Boston man and his son by his socialite wife Dahlia Kennedy. Behind bars, no one has managed to get her to talk. So, on a desperate whim, Lexi sends in Madison… and the gamble pays off… the alleged murderess is now talking, but not necessarily the story that Kennedy and Lexi were expecting. To make matters even more complicated, Dahlia will now only talk to Madison, making the young intern a focal point of the investigation as opposed to the person reporting it, a position reporters never want to be in at any point.
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The Drill Down 350: Cook Out With Pride

This week, a spaceflight tragedy, police can unlock your phone with your fingerprints, YouTube looks smoother, a new perk for Amazon Prime users, Tim Cook speaks out, and much more…
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Tags: Aaron Sorkin, Amazon, Amazon Prime, Apple, automotive, biometrics, car, Christian Bale, Cloud storage, CNN, commercial spaceflight, Danny Boyle, Honda, interactive video, iPad, iPhone, LGBT, LGBTQ, Lincoln, Lincoln Motor Company, Matthew McConaughey, Microsoft, Microsoft Surface, NFL, podcast, Podcasting, pride, Privacy, security, Seth Rogen, Space, SpaceShip Two, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, Surface, Tim Cook, Touch ID, Virgin Galactic, YouTube
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The Drill Down 345: Windows 7 Ate 9

This week, eBay splits with PayPal, your game console is your new TV, Windows 10 is the new Nine (or Eight)?, say hello to Ello, and Netflix wants to shake up movie distribution.
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Tags: Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Ebay, Ello, Facebook, game console, gaming, Grooveshark, IMAX, LGBT, LGBTQ, Microsoft, Netflix, paypal, Playstation, Steam, Steam Music Player, Valve, Windows, Windows 10, Windows 8, Xbox
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Kickstarter Spotlight: Toe Tag Riot

Most of the time, these Kickstarter Spotlights are pretty straightforward. Someone wants to bring their project to light through crowdfunding by offering rewards and incentives. But every once in a while one of them is about more than a movie or a comic (or whatever they are doing). Toe Tag Riot is one of these that seeks to be a bit more than what it appears at face value. Not content with merely being a comic book, it seeks to make a point by changing up perspectives and vilifying those who seek to do an injustice to others. Stay with me here while I break it all down for you.
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Tags: Andrew Hurley, Doug Garbark, Fall Out Boy, John Rauch, Kickstarter, Kickstarter Spotlight, LGBT, LGBTQ, Matt Miner, Sean Von Gorman, Toe Tag Riot, Tristan Jones, Westboro Baptist Church
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