Comic of the Week: Mister Miracle #1
Darkseid Is. Scott Free is the greatest escape artist that ever lived. So great that he escaped Granny Goodness’ gruesome orphanage and the dangers of Apokolips to travel across galaxies and set up a new life on Earth with his wife, the former female fury known as Big Barda. Using the stage alter ego of […]
Comic of the Week: Generations: Banner Hulk & Totally Awesome Hulk #1
BRUCE BANNER. AMADEUS CHO. Both have carried the curse of the Hulk. Now they come face-to-face at last – but will they meet as friends or foes? Fan-favorite Hulk scribe Greg Pak is joined by red-hot artist Matteo Buffagni (X-MEN BLUE) for a time-bending tale that will finally answer the question on everyone’s minds: WHO […]
Comic of the Week: Spectacular Spider-Man #2
Just about a month ago, I had the pleasure of taking a close look at the first issue of Spectacular Spider-Man, a new run from Chip Zdarsky and Adam Kubert. It was of no great surprise that the combination of Zdarsky and Kubert were perfectly suited to take on Spider-Man and bring out the best […]
Dunkirk – Review
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. That is about the easiest way to summarize Christopher Nolan’s latest theatrical masterpiece, Dunkirk. Nolan takes one of the most harrowing, and triumphant military retreats in the history of the world, and brings it to the screen in a way that leaves you gripping the seat and emotionally exhausted by the time […]
Robert Kirkman is Not Ending Walking Dead….. Yet
With the Walking Dead comic book having been running now for quite some time with a continuous storyline, one might start to wonder how will it end? When will it end? Who will be there when it does end? You could imagine that even the writer of Walking Dead himself Robert Kirkman could not have […]
Comic of the Week: Walking Dead #169: Lines We Cross
This week I will taking a look at the latest issue of Walking Dead. This is a series that I have been following not just on the small screen but in both literary and comic book form since its onset. For a series that has been around for nearly fourteen years(fourteenth anniversary will be in […]
Throwback Thursday: Torso
Torso tells the story of the real life “Torso Murderer”, a serial killer who was active during 1934 to 1938. He received his nickname because he left only the torsos of his victims. Without fingerprints or dental records, these victims were very difficult to identify in a time before DNA testing. The investigator on the […]
Comic of the Week: Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man
With great power comes great responsibility. I am sure you have heard the line over and over again, in Spider-Man and throughout pop culture. It is very catchy and it can apply to just about anything beyond Spider-Man itself. Well beside the actual comic itself, this line can very aptly be applied to who actually […]
Crayola Gets An Edge
(Don’t miss out on your opportunity to get your hands on some Art With Edge, like and share this article to entered to win two of the books from this new and exciting line) Remember those times when you were a kid, back before the computer craze, and before video games took their hold over […]
Westworld: The Original Review
“These violent delights have violent ends And in their triumph die, like fire and powder, Which, as they kiss, consume.” – William Shakespeare, (Romeo and Juliet) Must see TV at its absolute finest and most gorgeous. Just when you think 2016 could not possibly churn out another binge worthy show to keep us dying to […]
