The CW's Batwoman premiered in 2019 and is the sixth Arrowverse series. The show is infamously known for, among many other reasons, lead star Ruby Rose's...
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X-MEN # 6 (REVIEW)
Able to sprout from the tiniest cracks in any crevice. With the ability to photosynthesize even when he is being shaded. And a stern forceful gaze like a...
HELLCOP # 3 (REVIEW)
The road to Hell may be paved with good intentions. However until this issue Hellcop Virgil's reason for his trip there have been self serving. As we...
ASSASSIN`S CREED: BLOODSTONE COLLECTION (REVIEW)
ASSASSIN`S CREED: BLOODSTONE COLLECTION ASSASSIN`S CREED: BLOODSTONE COLLECTION the two-part graphic novel has been translated into English and wrapped up...
Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo (REVIEW)
Developed by: Pendulo Studios Published by: MicroidsReleased: December 16, 2021 (PC) Alfred Hitchcock - Vertigo is more interactive fiction than a video...
DARKHOLD Omega # 1 (REVIEW)
In 2001s The Mummy Returns, hero Rick O'Connell reminds his wife how naive she once was to think nothing bad could happen by reading from a book. Much...
Dark Knights of Steel #3 (review)
Dark Knights of Steel #3 Another issue. Another dead character. Tom Taylor and co. continue with Dark Knights of Steel #3, a jarring and impactful romp...
Nocterra: Blacktop Bill Special (REVIEW)
Nocterra: Blacktop Bill Special As much as I was looking forward to this when it was first announced, this wasn’t something I thought we needed after the...
Ordinary Gods #6 (REVIEW)
Ordinary Gods #6 Ordinary Gods #6 marks the end of the series’ first arc, and Kyle Higgins could not have put this title in a better spot. On the whole,...
Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #3 (REVIEW)
Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog #3 The first two issues of Nita Hawes’ Nightmare Blog were great, and this one is no exception. The story continues to be a...
Basilisk Vol.1 TP (Review)
Basilisk Vol. 1 Basilisk Vol. 1, collecting issues 1-4 of the story created by Cullen Bunn & Jonas Scharf, is available for sale in Trade Paperbook...
Cobra Kai Season 4 (Review): Which Side Are You On?
It worked, but could have been better. It was the same, but had just the right amount of different. Cobra Kai Season 4 brings back the ensemble we all...