What starts as a simple fantasy premise unfolds into something much more… what it means to be self-aware; to be alive. WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Self–Made issues 1-3. The first issue’s cover alone hints at the true nature of the story, but it begins with Amala, a warrior of Arcadia, a kingdom ravaged […]
REVIEW: Sleepless – Beautiful, Charming, & Refreshingly Self-Contained
More and more I’m finding myself partial to Image Comics a a publisher. There’s a lot to sift through, but to me it feels like I see the most variety out of them. That’s not to say other publishers aren’t unique, just that I feel like Image gives me tons of options, a slew of […]
REVIEW: Neon Future #1, the revolution has begun, where it will go is anyone’s guess!
Unfamiliar with Steve Aoki’s music, I thought it might be interesting to dive into a debut series and focus on it as a comic standing on its own. I’ve found it to be engaging in a peculiar way… To summarize, an underground outlaw group of “Augmented” (people who chose to integrate their bodies with technology) begins […]
REVIEW: Stardew Valley on Nintendo Switch (Uh-Oh, I’m Addicted)
Stardew Valley is always something I just heard about. Something the adorable Commander Holly (Holly Conrad) played, a bright colorful 8-bit game that takes Harvest Moon and adds combat, a game my friend found a mod for where all the characters are naked? You get it, the game just existed, as you and I do. […]
Editorial: “You Don’t Want What You Want” Say Gaming Execs
The 2018 game of the year was a single-player story-driven game with a largely linear base as opposed to sandbox. God of War (though continuing the frustrating trend of bearing the exact same name as its predecessor) contained elements that triple A publishers were trying to convince the gaming community at large (and investors) that no […]
The Ghost Train is leaving the station… next stop, Comic Arts Brooklyn and 2019!
With the Fall 2018 issue of the Park Slope Reader this past October has come a new installment of the beautifully drawn, historically-tinged, fantasy mystery Tales of the Night Watchman: The Ghost Train. The Night Watchman returns with the hard work of writer Dave Kelly, artist Simon Fraser, colorist Gary Caldwell… The story of the phantom […]
Lego Overwatch will arrive to make your life complete on January 1!
BlizzCon is underway with all kinds of news of Blizzard products and among them…LEGO OVERWATCH! The designs were revealed on a panel with LEGO Overwatch Designer Woon Tze Chee – and will be available for preorder starting today at LEGO.com/Overwatch! The LEGO Overwatch assortment includes six LEGO Overwatch building sets that feature fan-favorite vehicles and characters in minifigure […]
NOVEMBER RELEASE: “Netflix of Comics” is coming to Nintendo Switch
Reading comics on the go and saving space with your computer, smart phone, or tablet is one thing, having the ability to read them on your gaming system and TV screen is another. Izneo, the first online platform dedicated to comics, European comics, mangas, graphic novels and Webtoons, is a now 8-year-old company that provides […]
INTERVIEW: From London to NYCC with Cosplayer “6 Seasons and a Movie”
There’s a ton of stuff to look forward to when New York Comic Con rolls around, no matter who you are or what you’re into; exclusives, collectibles, cosplays, panels, celebrities, premieres, attractions, the list goes on. This year, for me, however, I most anticipated a conversation with a new friend named Paul, a London-based cosplayer […]
INTERVIEW: Getting to know “Headlopper” Creator Andrew MacLean
From humble self-made beginnings to big name publishing, Andrew MacLean brings forth an exciting, unique, dark, hilarious epic with the adventure of Norgal, a.k.a. The Head Lopper. I have to say, amidst the usual organized chaos that is the New York Comic Con artist alley, I had a very fun, memorable conversation with MacLean about […]
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