Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #11

A tough pill to swallow this week when X-Men: Red #11 marks the end of what has been one of the BEST X-Men stories written in a long time. I might even argue that this one actually is the best. Where else will you see peace fou...

Comic Book Review: Champions #27

The retaliation stung that this would be the final issue for our Champions’ adventure into Weirdworld. Now when that thought came to mind, instantly I was wondering how on Earth they would wrap this story up when it feels...


DC/CW Elseworlds Crossover Review

***Spoiler Warning*** I can’t say that I was following the hype train for Elseworlds. I was kind of at that point with some of these shows where I was way more interested in what was going to be set up than what was actua...



Comic Book Review: Shadowman #10

Like brother like sister! Well somewhat, but still I think it might be time to rename these sibling the troublesome children of the dark. It was inevitable that this would turn into Shadowman versus Sandria Darque, but let̵...


Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #49

Suicide Squad #48 starts us off with a bold new direction for the team. Williams loves putting this team through the ringer, and has no problem making sure that everyone faces some obstacle directly or indirectly. “Rocket...

Comic Book Review: William Gibson’s Alien 3 #2

Even with this second issue, I was unsure about the way that William Gibson’s Alien 3 script would grab me. I love any opportunity to jump into an Alien story, and it is bold to adapt a whole movie script into comic form....




Comic Book Review: Sideways #11

Just another day gone Sideways for Derek. It was one heck of an opening to this new story arc for Derek to return home, and be met with so much tragedy and emotional turmoil.Some of this he did ask for, but the rest of it was a...

Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #6

Who would have thought that Bobo was hiding such a big secret from his friends? For a guy with his kind of attitude, it surely knocks him down a peg to be faced with the responsibility that he neglected. Regardless, a perfect e...


Comic Book Review: Batman Who Laughs #1

I may not have been deeply invested into the DARK NIGHTS: METAL story, but one thing stuck out to me that was hard to ignore. The love for the nightmare of the Dark Multiverse, the Batman Who Laughs. Who doesn’t love a vi...



Comic Book Review: Hawkman #7

We’ve had some very notable issues of Hawkman so far, but none more than this month’s release. Without flipping open to the first page, the cover said everything about what we had to expect. The origin of Hawkman is...


Comic Book Review: Vampironica #5

While I did feel as though the previous issue of Vampironica left something to be desired, there was still another leg to this story to look forward to when Veronica faces off against the one at the top. Does she really underst...

Comic Book Review: Birthright #34

Birthright #33 gave us one hell of a twist when we went from such an endearing moment shared between the rest of the family, to the gutwrenching discovery that they were too late to save Brennan from whatever plans that Kallist...




Black Lightning Midseason Finale “The Book of Rebellion: Chapter Two: Gift of Magi” Review

Like the story arc before, The Book of Rebellion has a strong focus to it that everything else is centering around. By now it I think we can all say that this story is Jennifer and Khalil’s for better or for worse. Both h...

Dark Horse and Ubisoft® Reveal Limited Edition of “The World of Tom Clancy’s The Division®”

The World of Tom Clancy’s The Division Limited Edition is the meticulously crafted result of a partnership between Dark Horse books and Ubisoft® Entertainment. Written by Rick Barbra, Dark Horse and Ubisoft will only produce 2,...


Whim App Disrupts Transport Industry, 2.5M Trips in First Year, Expands to 12 Global Cities in 2019

MaaS Global Ltd. is the company behind the Whim app, the world’s first ever “mobility as a service” (MaaS) solution, which offers a flexible and easy way to move in cities. The company launched in 2015, and its founder and CEO ...



Digimon Adventure tri: Future Review

Digimon Adventure tri: Coexistence had a lot going for it. I do think they sped through a lot of the things we would have rather seen than talking, but at least at the end of the day there is progress. I just hope that with the...


The Flash “Elseworlds, Part 1” Review

Kind of strange that we would kick off the Elseworlds crossover with The Flash on a Sunday. A temporary move of course, but nonetheless strange even with the knowledge that this is for a crossover. Either way, this is the start...

Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of MARVELS!

Years ago, photojournalist Phil Sheldon reported an unprecedented story spanning the history of the Marvel Universe – from larger-than-life battles in New York City to incredible Super Heroes soaring through the sky – through h...




Comic Book Preview: SHADOWMAN #10

SHADOWMAN (2018) #10 Written by ANDY DIGGLE Art by RENATO GUEDES Cover A by TONCI ZONJIC Cover B by KERON GRANT Cover C by SAINASIX Interlocking Variant by RYAN LEE Darque Destruction! Sandria Darque’s vile plans are finally cl...

Your First Look at the Legends in WWE: FOREVER #1

BOOM! Studios and WWE today revealed a first look at WWE: FOREVER #1, the all-new oversized one-shot special featuring action-packed stories of the greatest WWE Legends on-sale January 30, 2019. You’ve never seen the Legends li...


Matt Smith Introduces A NEW SLAYER in BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #3

BOOM! Studios today unveiled one of the main covers to BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #3 by artist Matt Smith (Jim Henson’s Storyteller, Barbarian Lord), featuring the first appearance of an all new Slayer from times past.The next ch...



Dimenco Releases Teaser Video for Upcoming SR Technology Launch at CES 2019

Dimenco, a pioneer in display technologies, today announced it will launch a new product at CES 2019 that will be a significant step forward in the future of XR without wearables through simulated reality (SR). The company rele...


Z Nation “State of Mine” Review

This was a good week to look forward to Z Nation. With most of the major destinations for the production of bizkits visited, there was little left to actually expect from where this next step would take Warren and company. Noth...

Midnight, Texas “No More Mr. Nice Kai” Review

***Spoiler Warning*** Oh boy, things are really heating up in Midnight, and that usually means that we are one bad moment before things spiral out of control. Relationships tested, trust tested, and so much more that has been b...




gumi Launches Real-Time PvP in “Brave Frontier: The Last Summoner”

gumi Inc. today announced real-time Player vs Player (PvP) combat and an entirely new Arena Mode within Brave Frontier: The Last Summoner. Its latest mobile strategy JRPG, the game is available globally for iOS and Android devi...

Titans “Hank and Dawn” Review

I was a bit heartbroken at the realization of what kind of episode this week was going to be. Not because I don’t like Hank and Dawn, bother very awesome characters. However, that doesn’t change the anticipation tha...


Legacies “Mombie Dearest” Review

After the events of last week’s episode, big changes are to be expected moving forward. Mainly because of the way that the formation of the honor council shook up the status quo for these students. A development that chan...



Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #9

I’ll admit, I was a bit on the fence about if I was really looking forward to this next issue for the Sorcerer Supreme. It was a tough pill to swallow that the space adventure didn’t go on longer for the sake of exp...


Comic Book Review: Deadpool #7

It’s that time of the season once more for the Merc With a Mouth. I had no doubt in my mind that they would do a Christmas special for this book when one was already done for Halloween as well. This would not be Deadpool ...

Black Lightning “The Book of Rebellion: Chapter One: Exodus” Review

New story arc time for Black Lightning! I still love that this is actually a term you can use for a superhero show. As I said last week, Black Lightning benefits greatly from the fact that their stories are focused and driven b...