So the reviews for Fear Itself #7 are in. (Warning: Spoilers) It's been a long while since Fear Itself #1 hit stands. The first two issues were criticised for the slow build up, and the remaining chapters were lacking in emotion and substance. For the series to be redeemed, Fear Itself #7 would need to go out with a huge bang. The reviews are now in, and does the final chapter to Matt Fraction's mega event deliver a truly spectacular conclusion?

It's been a huge summer for the comic book industry. DC have been busy with their super event Flashpoint, which paved way for an all new reboot for the DC universe, while Marvel have returned to their mega crossover events with Fear Itself, written by Matt Fraction. Whilst DC's Flashpoint sent the old DC universe out with a bang, Marvel's Fear Itself has been met with universal criticism.

Some people argue superheroes are no longer relevant in today's world. Golden Age characters such as Superman have struggled in a modern context due to their limited flaws and storylines. One character that has flourished in a modern setting is Batman. The Caped Crusader is probably the most socially and culturally relevant comic book character in existence. He lives and fights against a world governed by fear and evil. Based on what we've seen this week, is that any different from the world today?

What is the culture of your workplace? Individuals who are in pain often reveal to me, the outside consultant, what they will not share with the leadership in the organization, even through anonymous surveys and exit interviews, for fear of reprisal.

Growing up idolizing the celebrities on your TV screen could give you a hankering to become an actress. Not to fear, if you have no experience; you can still get into the industry. If you have some experience, all the better, because you are closer to achieving your Hollywood dream.