Welcome back Readers,
This month I’ve decided to write about a comic series that ended recently, but left tremors resonating through the back of my mind. The book Severed by Scott Snyder, Scott Tuft and Attila …
Welcome back Readers,
This month I’ve decided to write about a comic series that ended recently, but left tremors resonating through the back of my mind. The book Severed by Scott Snyder, Scott Tuft and Attila Futaki was a relatively short comic run, lasting only about seven issues, but it left a noticeable mark on my monthly pull list. Severed is a high impact sleeper hit that shocked me with its intense story direction and stunning visuals, the creative team behind these books take you on a ride you won’t forget. The general tone and feel of this horror story will leave scars in any preconceived notions you may have about what kind of emotions a comic book story could evoke. Continue reading “Personal Pick: Severed” »
Hello again Readers,
Normally I make a point of not covering huge multi-issue events with my weekly posts, as you’ve probably noticed I tend to favour some of the smaller names in comics. This month’s Spotlight …
Welcome back, Readers!
This month’s graphic novel review is going to be All-Star Batman and Robin from Frank Miller and Jim Lee. Fans of these creators will find only good things in this book as it …
Greetings Readers,
This month I engaged in a great many comics, more than I can say that I am proud of. One of the many properties I read from goes by the name of Chew, a …
Welcome back to another edition of the Tuesday Tussle. After a brief departure last week, mostly due to no really redeemable releases, it’s time to enter the arena once again. In this installment, we have …
The Hunger Games movie is based on the widely acclaimed trilogy of books by Suzanne Collins. It follows the struggle of Katniss Everdeen, a resident of the impoverished District 12, one of the twelve colonies …
Wow, what a ride!
I just so happened to have watched the first two episodes of the new sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender, and man was it a good time.
For those of you who’ve seen …
Salutations dearest Readers,
I just recently finished reading though a new single issue so I thought I’d do a little show and tell. The issue I bring to you today is Glory by Joe Keatinge and …
In 2006, several anime series rocked the anime world, and The Meloncholy of Haruhi Suzumiya is certainly near the top of that list. There are few anime fans out there who would not smile at …
Welcome back to the Tuesday Tussle. Today, we have a true grudge match lined up as the latest releases of the Resident Evil and Silent Hill franchises square off. Which of these two scions of …
“Hey, you there!
Can you see this?
Why aren’t you answering?
Yes, you, the dumb-looking bastard looking into the monitor!
Well, no matter.
Welcome to the futuristic, absolutely most supreme review of Steins;Gate.
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… enjoy.”
Wow, what a ride!
I just so happened to have watched the first two episodes of the new sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender, and man was it a good time.
For those of you who’ve seen …
Welcome back to another edition of the Tuesday Tussle. After a brief departure last week, mostly due to no really redeemable releases, it’s time to enter the arena once again. In this installment, we have …
Welcome back Readers,
This month I’ve decided to write about a comic series that ended recently, but left tremors resonating through the back of my mind. The book Severed by Scott Snyder, Scott Tuft and Attila …
The Hunger Games movie is based on the widely acclaimed trilogy of books by Suzanne Collins. It follows the struggle of Katniss Everdeen, a resident of the impoverished District 12, one of the twelve colonies …
Amazon has unveiled the successor to its much acclaimed Kindle line of e-book readers: the Kindle Fire. While not much of a surprise as the rumors of a new device have been spreading for just …
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