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Crisis of identity: 20 years on, DC's 'Identity Crisis' continues to divide fans

Two decades on, DC Comics’ 'Identity Crisis' continues to divide critics and comic book fans alike with its shocking story and revelations.

Big Smile, No Teeth

What’s the worst thing in all the wide, wide expanse of space?

Space news caught our columnist’s attention – and promptly triggered some ‘can’t look away from the crash’ research. Now he wants to share the horror with his readers.

Living

Tipsy-Turvy Quick Shots: Beer champs, highballs, and swift nights

From newly crowned champions of a couple of competitions to some happening parties around town, here is a list of what's been going on in the drinks world lately.

Southern Reflections

JB can spearhead stray animal welfare issue

Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) has of late come under intense scrutiny about the way its enforcement officers catch and house stray dogs.

Culture

The planet-devouring Galactus is coming to the MCU, and he won't be a cloud

The planet-devouring Galactus will finally make his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in next year’s 'Fantastic Four: First Steps'.

Along The Watchtower

A deep-rooted culture of corruption

Besides changes in work processes, much more needs to be done to eradicate the rot in the Immigration Department.

Books

Iconic superhero costume changes over the years, as Spidey's black suit turns 40

Spider-Man’s black suit turns 40 this year, but there have also been other iconic changes in superhero costumes over the years.

Books

Fire up the Forge: The best creations by the X-Men's greatest inventor

After 40 years of being one of the X-Men’s most important supporting members, it’s about time Forge started forging his own path.

A Winning Factor

Arsenal’s defence shines, Liverpool climb, and VAR strikes again!

JUST like last season, the title race looks set to be between Manchester City and Arsenal. Both teams showcased their quality on Sunday, playing to a 2-2 draw, but not without drama.

Over the Top

Resetting Malaysia for better mental health

ABOUT a month ago I read the sad news of a doctor in Sabah who committed suicide. I also know of an intern from my university who was said to have committed suicide while working as a houseman in a Penang hospital about two years ago.

Living

Gifts of agave: New mezcals and tequilas make a splash in Malaysia

Mezcals and tequilas are making a big comeback in Malaysia with a couple of new brands being launched recently.

Making Progress

Has Malaysia turned the corner economically?

Malaysia’s economy has been on a rollercoaster over the last decade, with political transitions, policy shifts, and external shocks all contributing to periods of instability. However, there is growing optimism that Malaysia is finally turning the corner.

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