Rumiko Takahashi’s classic is back in print…and it’s wild.
Review: DEVIL MAY CRY 5 Brings The Devil With A Cause Back To Form.
Dante and the super demon friends are back and better than ever!
REVIEW: Self-Made – Sentince & Disdain Wrapped in Suspense
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 […]
Advanced Review: Bloodshot Rising Spirit #3 is a gleefully violent romp through fabricated memories
Bloodshot: Rising Spirit #3 Written by KEVIN GREVIOUX Art by KEN LASHLEY, OLIVER BORGES, RYAN WINN Cover A by FELIPE MASSAFERA Cover B by HARVEY TOLIBAO Variant Cover by RYAN BODENHEIM Pre-Order Edition Cover by KEN LASHLEY Bloodshot is a character that speaks through violence. He’s kind of like an eighties action hero, using guns as a platform to talk about […]
REVIEW: RESIDENT EVIL 2. Something Old, Something New, Everything Borrowed
Resident Evil 2 (2019) proves that remaking a classic can surpass the original.
REVIEW: ACE COMBAT 7 Tries to Bring Fighter Jet Excitement to Geo Political Conflict
The wild blue yonder of Ace Combat 7 is more Goose than Maverick.
The Marvel Rundown: Do the finales of INFINITY WARS and SPIDER-GEDDON deliver?
We’ve got reviews of the two big Marvel event finales this week, plus we check in on the West Coast Avengers!
DC ROUND-UP: ACTION COMICS is Game of Thrones with pens and capes
DC Comics is trying something new. In the wake of their Rebirth initiative, the publisher has rapidly expanded its content to include diverse new imprints such as Young Animal, Wildstorm, Wonder Comics, Black Label, Ink, and Zoom. As their lineup expands, it can be hard to figure out what to pick up each week. That’s […]
REVIEW: OLIVIA TWIST #2 Leans Into 2050 With Honorable Thieves & A Unique Love Triangle
In this new mini-series from Berger Books/Dark Horse, elements of classic Dickensian novels are catapulted into the future.
REVIEW: LEGO DC SUPER-VILLAINS is an Exercise in Making The Little Things Count
Producing an annual series of games is grueling, producing an annual series of games consistently of high quality is borderline mythical. TT Games have produced solid and entertaining experiences based on Marvel and DC Comics properties, nearly annually, these past few years. Their latest, LEGO DC Super-Villains doesn’t add any major innovations so much as […]
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