REVIEW: DAILY LIVES OF HIGH SCHOOL BOYS revels in carefree silliness
The Daily Lives of High School Boys provides a low-stakes, slice-of-life comedy that will keep readers in stitches over the weird antics of its young cast.
REVIEW: BETTY AND VERONICA: THE LEADING LADIES OF RIVERDALE
The nonfiction book traces the history of the Riverdale BFFs from MLJ to the CW.
Reseña: SONIC THE HEDGEHOG vol. 1 es inteligentemente rápido y cinético
Leer Sonic es como jugarlo en Sega Genesis.
The Marvel Rundown: LORDS OF EMPYRE: SWORDSMAN is an essential chapter of the EMPYRE...
Reviews of this week's new Marvel Comics releases, including Lords of Empyre: Swordsman, Avengers, Cable, and more!
REVIEW: LUCIFER season 5 doubles down on the good stuff
This review contains some mild spoilers for Lucifer season 5.
The fifth season of Lucifer holds nothing back in terms of diving into some of its...
DC ROUND-UP: WONDER WOMAN DEAD EARTH #4 gives Diana Prince an ending
Plus, your guide to the Dark Nights Death Metal Guidebook!
REVIEW: I DON’T KNOW HOW TO GIVE BIRTH provides a humorous glimpse into one...
I Don’t Know How to Give Birth! mixes personal experience with general educational information.
REVIEW: Netflix’s PROJECT POWER gives you superpowers in a pill
Written by Mattson Tomlin, and directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, Project Power is a smart and entertaining action-packed sci-fi action that's more than...
The Marvel Rundown: EMPYRE #5 pushes our heroes to the wall
Reviews for this week's Marvel Comics, including EMPYRE #5, a few of the auxiliary books, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: DC’s latest event hits its stride in DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL #3
It's the end of the beginning for Death Metal, and we examine how the series has been running so far, and what this issue portends for things to come.
REVIEW: David Mack’s THE SHADOW COMMISSION Closes Strong
A review of David Mack's final book in the Dark Arts Trilogy
REVIEW: Junji Ito’s VENUS IN THE BLIND SPOT deals in the terror of obsession
Complete with color pages, this tome contains some of Ito’s best stories to date, blending the beautiful, the intimate, and the grotesque in the artist’s exemplary style.
