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Making Fun of Superman Is Tradition Share To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. As part of DC’s new Infinite Frontier relaunch — meant to build on the foundation laid by its  titles — the comic publisher’s set to put out a new miniseries. It kicked off with the massive Infinite Frontier #0 featuring a bevy of creative talent ahead of writer Joshua Williamson and artist Xer...

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card stock variant cover by InHyuk Lee US $4.99 card stock variant cover by Stephen Byrne US $4.99 1:25 card stock variant cover by Jen Bartel US $4.99 1:50 card stock variant cover by John Timms US $4.99 Jonathan Kent has experienced a lot in his young life. He’s traveled the galaxies with his Kryptonian grandfather and lived in the future with the Legion of Super-Heroes, who were intent on training him for the day his father, Clark Kent, could no longer be Superman. There is a hole in the Legion’s history that prevents Jon from knowing exactly when that w...

Author Palestinian protester on the border between Gaza and Israel. August 30, 2019. Photo by Abed Rahim Khatb / Shutterstock The past several years have seen a chorus of demands for decolonization coming from various movements, giving new life to the term. The challenge to colonial power structures today ranges from contestation over public monuments, museums and school curricula, to the struggles for the recognition and reclamation of the stolen lands on which many modern capitalist power centers have been built. At the heart of these matters are questions over how history is framed and ...

The EP was loosely inspired by American trumpeter Jon Hassell’s concept of ‘fourth world’ music, which brings together primitive and modern sounds, to bring forth “fantastical fictional cultures”, or imagined worlds that feel real. The three tracks are divided into past, present, and future. Opening track “The Princess and the Clock” is a peppy, 8-bit fairytale about a kidnapped protagonist who’s trapped in a castle, while “21/04/20” recounts a day in Bromley during the first lockdown: needing to go for a walk, seeing ambulances pass, scheduling in a call with a friend. De...

Juliet Solomon will work for food for thought AS TOLD TO BC PIRES My name is Juliet Solomon and I have lived and worked in Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Guyana, the Dominican Republic, New York, London, the Pacific Islands, Peru, Panama. I may be forgetting a few... When I arrived in the Solomon Islands to lead an election mission, I was asked, "Do you change your name for every place you go to?" I was brought up down de islands on Gasparee. When nobody actually lived there full time. Except us. That is what happens when you have an antisocial and somewhat eccentric father.