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King Kong vs. Godzilla DVD Review

Two of film’s biggest monsters of all time go head to head. Before getting into the actual film and DVD review, I feel I should go a bit into what many fans already know, but I think most people are unaware of, that this ...

Preview: Ultimate Spider-Man #200 – Celebrate a Milestone

Marvel is proud to present your first look at Ultimate Spider-Man #200 – the monumental anniversary issue! Legendary writer Brian Michael Bendis teams with Ultimate Spider-Man artists past and present for a celebration of all t...

Magneto Kills, Moon Knight Makes A Comeback and Rats Lots of Rats | Comic Crossovers Episode #6

Welcome to episode #6 of the comic crossovers podcast. This week we only have one major news story and that was the story of IMAGE Publisher ERIC STEPHENSON talking about direct market importance in a comicspro speech. We also ...

Review: Suicide Risk #11- A Family Requiem

*spoilers within* Whereas the previous issue of Suicide Risk was an interlude for the general story, it appears as though it acted as an prologue for the coming events as well. This issue consists primarily of a narration and ...

Review: Batman Superman Annual #1 – Arena

This review contains some spoilers. The annual picks up where the second story arc left off – the Mongul arc involving video games. How that plan was suppose to work I’ll never know. From there we see that Mongul’s son Jo...

Review: She-Hulk #2 – Not All Fun and Games

After the excellent debut of She-Hulk #1, there was a lot to live up to for issue two. Soule delivers and takes very little time to set up the first major arc of She – Hulk as well as revealing a bigger story arc that will no d...

Review: Mega Man #34 – Wayward Son

After a long delay, Mega Man #34 is finally here. Like the Sonic comic book series, Archie Comics tries to make an adaptation of the games it’s based on while at the same time show something new to interest new readers and fans...

Review: Afterlife with Archie #4 – Archibald Rex

The newest chilling chapter of Afterlife with Archie is out in stores. Was it worth the wait? Yes it was. This comic is a reminder of why horror comics are so good. We don’t know who will live, who will die and what horrors awa...

Mark’s Blitz Review 3/5/14

I don’t know exactly how it happened but I picked up a veritable library load of comic books this week, and as I’m the kind of annoying guy that cannot help but express his opinions on everything he reads, here’s my blitz revie...

Preview: Magneto #2 – The One-Man-War For Mutantkind

This April, the war for mutantkind’s survival continues in Magneto #2 from the blockbuster creative team of Cullen Bunn and Gabriel Hernandez Walta! Hunting down threats to mutants before they strike, Magneto isn’t afraid to ge...

Review: Starlight #1 – The Good ol’ Days

The highly anticipated sci-fi epic from Mark Millar and Goran Parlov starts here in Starlight #1 from Image Comics. From the moment you glance at the beautifully drawn cover by John Cassaday and Ive Svorcina readers will be int...

Jideobi’s Blitz Review 3/5/14

New Blitz Review for the week of 3/5/14! These are the books I’ve decided to say something about given the attention they have caught from me. So those that I have chosen this week are She-Hulk, Wolverine and The X-Men, F...

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Review: Forever Evil #6 – Darkness Rises

Whether your enjoying The New 52′s first universe spanning crossover or not, it is hard to deny the brevity and bravado of the actions DC has put in place. With the entire world in the grasp of an evil Justice League from...

Community: “App Development and Condiments” Review

Well, this is the first lackluster episode of Community‘s so-far amazing fifth season. It was bound to happen. “App Development and Condiments” – man, that title is a stretch – doesn’t tell u...

Reign: “The Consummation” Review

*****Read at Your Own Risk Spoilers ! ***** Well tonight Queen Mary finally tied the knot and not only that but of course like with all royals trouble is never to far behind. Mary gets a surprise visit from her mother Mar...

Preview: X #11 – Deep Pockets of Pain

X #11 Written by Duane Swierczynski Art by Daniel Maia Published by Dark Horse Comics Release Date: March 12, 2014 X’s hands were already full with Carmine Tango . . . Then Gamble reappeared! X thought he killed this suave assa...

Review: Swamp Thing #29- A Wolf at the Door

The best thing about reading Charles Soule’s Swamp Thing is the long-term storytelling, how one event leads onto another, and how the past creates what is happening today. In other words, the book is like real life. Events happ...

The Vampire Diaries: “Gone Girl” Review

*****Read at Your Own Risk Spoilers ! ***** It took Nadia getting bit by Tyler and beginning to die for Katherine to finally show some care for Nadia. Unwilling to let her daughter die, she enlists the help of Wes. He claims th...

Trillium #7- Star-Crossed Romance for our Conveyor Belt Lives

Trillium, although complicated by it’s structure, is basically just a love story about two people who want to get some quality time together, but are finding it difficult to do so. Forget the confusing way the book slips betwee...

Review: Uncanny X-Men #18 – Deja View

Uncanny X-Men #18 is one of those comics which whilst not completely necessary is worth the journey if you can hold on through some questionable artwork. There are aspects of both the art and the story which feel hit or miss he...

Review: Wolverine and the X-Men #1 – Tomorrow Never Learns

Wolverine and the X-Men bounds into its second volume only one week removed from the end of a forty two issue epic from superstar writer Jason Aaron. As well as Aaron tied up plot threads from his run, he definitely laid down s...

Arrow ‘The Promise’ Review

***** Read at Your Own Risk Spoilers ! ***** “You know, when we first tried to get off this island it was as strangers… but now it’s as brothers” Over the previous five episodes, the villains of the week have been (with ...

Review: Veil #1 – Evocative and Beautiful

Some comics you read because you have invested years into characters that are decades old. Some you read to follow the story, brilliantly crafted, to see where the journey takes you. A few, yet potent, are the sort to evoke a f...

Review: Day Men #3 – Alone in the World

The Virgo/Ramses battle wages forward and in this issue one of them gets a definitive upper hand. Who knew there were still fresh vampire stories in the world? Day Men takes the typical vampire story and alters one aspect by fo...

The Tomorrow People: “Enemy of My Enemy” Review

*****Read at Your Own Risk Spoilers ! ***** Julian is back and causing trouble. Julian walked right into Ultra attacking any and everyone in the room before a guard took him out. Even Jed was suspicious of why Julian barged in ...

Survivor: Cagayan episode 2 “I’m a Butterfly”

Welcome back Survivor fans! As we begin this week, Team “Brains” (can we PLEASE call them something else?) is down 2 players. Tonight will prove to be a make or break for this pitiful tribe. Police officer Tony over...

The Voice: Eposide 4 Recap “I Have a Soul”

Welcome back The Voice lovers! Tonight I’m relieved to see that we’re back to only a one hour show. As much as I love this show two hours felt a bit long last night (at least to me). Let’s get right to ...