WeQ Brings AI and Machine Learning to Fight $19B Ad Fraud Problem

WeQ, a leading global mobile advertising company, today officially launched its proprietary mobile advertising compliance solution, WeQ SHIELD. After a successful beta period, WeQ SHIELD is fully integrated on all client campai...

DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow “Wet Hot American Bummer” Review

Last week’s Legends Of Tomorrow was one heck of an adventure for the team when balancing a team member who has too much of a heart, one who has too little of a heart, and having a new member whose part is uncertain despit...


Midnight, Texas “To Witch Hell and Back” Review

Tough times are undeniably ahead for the Midnighters. It took no time in the span of two episodes for us to see exactly where things will go wrong with these new developments.Dark magic plaguing a naive Bobo, biting off more th...



Z Nation “Limbo” Review

The episodes so far have been big for what unfolded within these shocking developments. Normally we don’t have too much to look forward to until that moment hits, but this week shakes things up where we now have two big w...


Titans “Together” Review

This is the week for Titans that we’ve been waiting for. The one where we would finally start seeing this team come together, even if they will still have some obstacles to overcome in order to get to where they need to b...

The Chill in Challenging What You Know About an Immortal Hulk

***Spoiler Warning*** I’m not going to lie, my first exposure to Hulk was when they updated his story to simply be the scientist who could transform into the monster whenever he got angry. I was not there when they had th...




Runaways #15 & the Secret of Nico’s Staff

***Spoiler Warning*** I have to say, there was one thing about this run on Runaways that was driving me crazy for so long, and that just so happened to be the mystery behind Nico and her staff. When the Runaways series original...

Riverdale “Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Midnight Club” Review

The dangers are growing, the mysteries run deeper, and the worst is still yet to come. That is what takes hold of your excitement from this show when you never know what’s about to come, till it does. Especially when this...


Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #7

We’re back on Earth, there’s a new mission, and a whole new set of problems to tackle which should challenge the Sorcerer Supreme beyond what happens when he lets curiosity get the best of him. This change in direct...



Comic Book Review: X-23 #6

Its new story arc time for Laura and Gabby. Now that they have survived their close encounter with the Stepford Cuckoos, they are once again free to do what they do best. What makes X-23 such a great solo book from the X-Men wo...


Celebrate N7 Day by Ordering the New Mass Effect: Andromeda Tempest Ship Replica!

In honor of the 11th annual N7 Day, Dark Horse Direct and BioWare are pleased to reveal the Mass Effect: Andromeda Tempest Ship 18” Replica! Survey the terrain of your residence or workplace with this fully realized replica pro...

Batman: White Knight Debuts at #1 on Bestseller Lists!

The inaugural book from DC’s Black Label imprint, BATMAN: WHITE KNIGHT, from writer/artist Sean Murphy, debuted at #1 on BookScan’s graphic novel bestsellers list which tracks point-of-sales for major retailers including Amazon...




Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #10

X-Men: Red represents the kind of storytelling you wish that most writers would aspire for when writing superheros. I don’t mean that as a knock to them either, but sometimes we need to be reminded of what it means to be ...

Comic Book Review: Champions #26

The fantastical adventure for Champions continues in the realm of Weirdworld! Our first taste of Weirdworld from the perspective of the Champions last issue was exciting for the experience that no other heroes have shared in ye...


Comic Book Review: Justice League #11

When you think of the Justice League, the kind of threats you imagine would have to be God-like in order to truly challenge their power. Just when you think that eventually these creative teams would run out of ideas to do that...



Comic Book Review: Outer Darkness #1

There are two words to put together that will grab my attention almost instantly, Sci-fi and horror. When I was given the rundown of what was Outer Darkness? I was quickly hooked on what this had in store for us. There’s ...


Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #8

Nothing more horrific than being powerless in the face of true darkness. Quite the cliffhanger the last issue of Brimstone left us on when Joe suddenly finds himself unable to access his powers in the face of the latest creatio...

Comic Book Review: Sideways Annual #1

As hard as I am on Sideways, it is always because I want a series like this to succeed. It has all the potential to become something memorable, but sometimes (like with this current arc) the series goes sideways in the wrong wa...




The Gifted “iMprint” Review

Last week was a big one with the lines in the sand further drawn between Mutant Underground, Inner Circle, and Purifiers. I was pretty shocked that with everything to despise about Jace, they managed to give us a threat to hate...

DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow “Dancing Queen” Review

Congratulations to DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow for being the only DC/CW show that can have you going from awe and shock because unicorns, and then quickly hit you with “What the Disney hell…?” because of fa...


Titans “Doom Patrol” Review

Last week was a critical episode for the first season of Titans. It wasn’t a true origin for the team, but it was the legitimate beginning of one. This next episode seemed to be a test of how much some of these characters...



Midnight, Texas “The Monster of the Week is Patriarchy” Review

Never a dull moment in the little town of Midnight, Texas. Especially when this season we have the addition of a hotel in the wrong place, on top of everything else supernatural that may go wrong. As I said last week, more dark...


Z Nation “Killing All the Books” Review

First Altura, now Pacifica. Who knows what we have to look forward to when the dust settles this time around. I just don’t know if there is anything to save at this point. There might not be anything worth saving at this ...

The Best Deviations From The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Books to TV

***Obvious Spoiler Warning*** It goes without saying that The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina made some big changes from the books as it was adapted to TV. But guess what? That didn’t change how amazing this first season t...




First Look: INCURSION #1 – Andy Diggle, Alex Paknadel, and Doug Braithwaite Unveil a New Threat This February!

Valiant is proud to present your first look at INCURSION #1 – the FIRST ISSUE of AN UNEARTHLY NEW SERIES by celebrated writers Andy Diggle (SHADOWMAN) and Alex Paknadel (Friendo), with superstar artist Doug Braithwaite (X-O MAN...

Kodansha Comics Announces its Digital-First Debuts for November

Kodansha Comics continues to launch a new “digital-first” manga series every week and has just announced it will kick off 4 new manga series in November. In keeping with its mission of increasing the diversity of manga genres a...


Alchemist Code Commemorates Anniversary with Fullmetal Alchemist Collaboration

gumi Inc has opened The Door Of Truth to transmute the collaboration of the century. From November 1st to November 28th, fans of FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD will get the chance to transmute their favorite State Alchemists i...



Fairy Tail Heroes Returns to Brave Frontier in New Event

gumi Inc. is proud to announce the return of Fairy Tail wizards in Brave Frontier. From November 1st to November 28th, summon brand new Fairy Tail wizards alongside fan favorites such as Natsu Dragneel and Lucy Heartfilia. The ...


Black Lightning “The Book of Consequences: Chapter Four: Translucent Freak” Review

With last’s week’s Black Lightning giving us more build-up than anything else for what’s to come, there was a lot to anticipate this week. There may be a fair amount of conflicting storylines going on at once,...

Midnight, Texas Season 2 Premiere “Head Games” Review

You don’t know how ecstatic this guy was when they announced a season 2 for Midnight, Texas. When it comes to NBC, you unfortunately have to hold your breath for most new shows making it past season 1. It helped that this...