Best issue of the series to this point, hands down. This is the first issue of Gunslinger Spawn in which Brett Booth’s art didn’t drive the story, as much...
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Saga #55: Image Comics Review
It’s back. It has been gone for so long. Saga has returned. But more importantly, the family, the characters we all love that inhabited the world of Saga...
Finding Clues in Conway: Disappearance at Dahlia View (Review)
Conway: Disappearance at Dahlia View Conway is a mystery game where you find clues to locate a missing girl. While its graphics are a bit rough in places....
Superman & Robin Special #1: DC Comics Review
Some things just belong together — Tomasi and the Super Sons being one of them. In this case though, we're not talking sons/kids, we're not talking...
Peacemaker: Disturbing the Peace #1: DC Comics Review
If you didn’t already know DC Comics was all in on Peacemaker, now you know. But it seems they won’t attempt to capitalize on the character much after the...
Marvel Comics Review: Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1
Winter Soldier fans will like the character’s one-off from Chip Zdarsky’s Daredevil/Kingpin/Elektra event. And anyone else who wants to check in on Bucky...
MARVEL COMICS REVIEW: MARAUDERS ANNUAL # 1
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. Sadly, the sentiment only seems sound. No sooner is it stated then structures are set up to secure...
Whovian Dan Slott to Pen Single Doctor Who Story
Whovians rejoice around the Internet. Titan announces Dan Slott and Christopher Jones working on a new Doctor Who issue complete with cover art. They...
Comic of the Week: Seven Secrets #13 from BOOM! Studios
In a week that featured some impressive first issues, the start of Seven Secrets’ third arc was what blew me away the most. It’d be nice if Tom Taylor and...
The Company man (Review)
Developed by: Forust StudioPublished by: LeofulReleased: January 21, 2022 (Nintendo Switch) One of my favorite TV networks as a kid growing up was Cartoon...
WINDJAMMERS 2 (REVIEW)
In the film BASEketball, slacker friends Coop and Doug cleverly combine two sports when they find themselves outmatched against a pair of opponents....
BOOM STUDIOS REVIEW: Angel # 1
The premise for Angel # 1, the new series from Boom Studios, goes from familiar to foreign several times. It's about Angel, the detective vampire with a...