8 years ago
Review: Hawkeye #8
It’s a classic story. The beautiful woman with hair down to here and legs up to there and morals… maybe somewhere over there… walks into his office and says “I …
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8 years ago
Review: Uncanny Avengers #4
Uncanny Avengers could easily be one of the best books on stands today. It combines one of the strongest writers Marvel has (Rick Remender), coming off one of its strongest …
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8 years ago
Bookworms: Ready Player One (2012) by Ernest Cline
How do you write a virtual reality adventure set in the relatively far flung future and yet still include references to all your favorite TV, film, and videogame icons of the 70 and 80’s without it feeling forced? In Ready Player One, Ernest Cline resolves this problem by focusing on an online treasure hunt, set by the inventor of this future’s virtual reality, for an unbelievable fortune, and all the clues are based around his obsession with the pop culture of his youth.
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8 years ago
4 Of The Most Tasteless Films That Polluted Cinemas
We’ve all seen films that are objectionable, whether it be images, dialogue or both. What is tasteless to some is another person’s award worthy flick. These are just some of the most tasteless, vile and sick films to ever be created.
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8 years ago
Review: Young Avengers #2
The first issue of Young Avengers was a flashy, fast-paced music video of a comic, zipping between lovers in space, lovers in New York, and mysterious youngsters on roof tops. …
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Bookworms: Buffy: The Making of a Slayer (2012) by Nancy Holder
Created by nerd icon and legend Joss Whedon, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a television show that transcends genre, medium, and time to connect on a human, visceral level with those that pay attention to what happens beneath the jokes, the gore, and the first season. Buffy: The Making of a Slayer is a beautiful volume that celebrates Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the artistic geniuses who created it.
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8 years ago
Review: Batman Incorporated #8
WARNING: Major spoilers ahead.
Intense.
That’s the best word to describe Batman Incorporated #8, the latest chapter in Grant Morrison’s seven-year-long Batman epic. From its New 52 outset, Batman Inc. …
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Geek Start a Go Go: Legends of the Knight
LEGENDS OF THE KNIGHT is a feature-length, not-for-profit documentary film about the power of storytelling to create positive change in our lives and in the world around us. And we …
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Being Human 3.7: Make New Friends, Don’t Kill the Old
With “One is Silver and the Other Pagan,” Syfy’s Being Human is now over half-way through the season and is smashing down its carefully constructed house of cards. Sally’s miraculous …
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8 years ago
Bonus Stage: Mario, Skyrim, Pokemon and more
Welcome once again to another edition of Bonus Stage! Bonus Stage is your regular dose of gaming goodness, where we bring you the finest game inspired art, videos , cosplay, music and more! This time : Pokemon, Zelda, Skyrim and more…
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8 years ago
In Defense of Batman Inc. #8 (Major Spoilers)
A comic book is only as good as the writer (and artist) behind it, but sometimes those who hold the pen aren’t given complete freedom to tell the stories …
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8 years ago
Can’t New 52 Batman Get Anything Right? (MAJOR SPOILER)
“Batman prepares for everything.” Bat-fans have been saying that for a long time. This idea even became the premise for the JLA “Tower of Babel” storyline, but ever since DC Comics relaunched all their titles with 2011’s soft reboot, Batman has failed to live up to this. New 52 Batman doesn’t seem to be prepared for anything.
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