REVIEW: BLACK BOX is an imperfect film elevated by outstanding performances
The "Welcome to the Blumhouse" film follows a man attempting to regain his memories following a tragic accident.
The Marvel Rundown: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN finally unleashes Kindred on the webhead
Reviews of this week's books, including Amazing Spider-Man #50, the latest chapters of the X of Swords crossover, and more!
STAR WARS SQUADRONS: Tailored to VR but fun for all
STAR WARS: SQUADRONS is a lot of fun on any hardware, but in some ways inhibited by its VR compatibility.
TRICK OR BEAT: James Tynion’s RAZORBLADES horror anthology cuts deep and bloody
An anthology that wants to draw blood.
REVIEW: Don’t let THE MAGIC FISH be the one that got away
Colors, language, characters, and clothing harmonize in this stunning graphic novel debut from Trung Le Nguyen.
DC ROUND-UP: King and Fornés offer mysteries aplenty with RORSCHACH #1
Perhaps the biggest of the many mysteries presented by RORSCHACH #1 is why it required using the character at all to tell its story.
REVIEW: Honor, guilt, and vengeance fuel THE DEVIL’S RED BRIDE #1
The new samurai title from Vault offers a blood-soaked epic set in 16th century Japan
REVIEW: THE LIE is a tension-filled tale of murder and bad parenting
Veena Sud's remake of the 2015 German film WIR MONSTERS follows divorced parents who cover up a murder committed by their daughter.
INDIE VIEW: A gentle push into politics in OKAY, UNIVERSE
Okay, Universe
Written by Valérie Plante
Illustrated by Delphie Côté-Lacroix
Drawn and Quarterly
With the subtitle “Chronicles of a Woman in Politics,” Okay, Universe in some ways inspires...
The Marvel Rundown: The newly-Outlawed CHAMPIONS head towards their own Civil War
Reviews of this week's new Marvel Comics releases, including Champions #1, the latest chapters of X of Swords, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: BATMAN #100 hints at better days for the Bat-Family
THIS WEEK: "Joker War" is over in Batman #100! But what comes next might be even more exciting!
Note: the review below contains spoilers. If...
REVIEW: TWINS is so good you’ll have to read it twice
Everyone is going to be talking about this outstanding graphic novel.
