Articles tagged with: review
Review: The Nobody by Jeff Lemire
Greetings and Salutations Readers,
This month has been hectic. Diablo 3 and work have been eating up most of my time, it’s been taking me away from my comics for longer than is healthy for me. …
Review: All-Star Batman and Robin by Frank Miller
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 …
The Hunger Games: A Closer Look
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 …
Anime Review – Steins;Gate
“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.
Muhahahahahahahahaa
… enjoy.”
Review: Echoes by Joshua Fialkov
*Warning: Horror elements below*
Greetings again Readers,
As the months go by and I am exposed to newer and more interesting comic books, I am finding myself strapped for time and unable to write about all the …
Aniview Renews: Full Metal Alchemist
One of our earlier reviews, Full Metal Alchemist has become a modern classic of the anime world. Universally beloved, it tells the story of two brothers dabbling in the supernatural world of alchemy after the …
Anime Review – Durarara!!
Do you ever feel invisible? Your side of the story obscured, your perspective completely overshadowed by others? Durarara!! makes the invisible visible. It peers into how the lives of all people are interconnected, part of …
Anime Review – Katanagatari
Monster of the week, unconventional love story, or a sequence of intriguing but longwinded dialogues, Katanagatari is certainly all that, but also much more. Superficially, it is a series about a simple-minded, albeit unconventional, ‘swordsman’ …
Anime Review – Mononoke
Mononoke presents an artistically unique series of eerie ghost stories. Each story arc is akin to a mini detective novel, the central aspect of which is always an otherworldly spirit’s form, truth and regret. When …
Review: Pride of Baghdad by Brian K. Vaughan
Hello again Readers,
I was recently lent a comic by a friend and thought it would be a good subject for an article as it left me with a very strong impression. The comic was Pride …
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