Are you ready for some comics this week, folks? I can’t hear you! I said, ARE YOU READY FOR SOME COMIC BOOKS THIS WEEK, FOLKS? I’m going to take that as a yes. Good. What’s...
This is a pretty major week for comics. Star Wars #1 from Marvel launches and seeing that it has over 1 million pre-orders, I think that’s pretty monumental. Strangely, only one of our writers is pulling...
Dark Ages’s story centers around a group of “seen it all” hardened mercenaries (who are probably all only three days away from retirement) in the medieval era. They find themselves at the center of a massive...
Hi there! Reading comics this week? We sure are! How many short sentences can I add here? Oh no! That was a long one! Read comics! Do it! What’s on YOUR Pull List?...
The “elevator pitch” of Kingdom of the Wicked is an intriguing one: a renowned author of children’s books suffers a stress-induced breakdown and finds himself in the imaginary world he created as a child. Of course,...
There’s really only one rule: please don’t call them “furries”. Especially Blacksad. That’s not to say there’s anything inherently wrong with “furry” comics as a legitimate genre trope—quite to the contrary, some of the finest...
Over the past few weeks, I pushed my writers to compile a “Best Of” list of 2014 in comics. Rather than compile our final THIS IS THE BEST OF THE YEAR, we compiled what we thought...
The “elevator pitch” of Kingdom of the Wicked is an intriguing one: a renowned author of children’s books suffers a stress-induced breakdown and finds himself in the imaginary world he created as a child. Of course, the story ends up being much more complex and engaging than it first appears. Writer Ian Edginton and artist D’Israeli have...
Read More →There’s really only one rule: please don’t call them “furries”. Especially Blacksad. That’s not to say there’s anything inherently wrong with “furry” comics as a legitimate genre trope—quite to the contrary, some of the finest creations in the medium are of that ilk—but because it’s a terrible oversimplification of the genre; as though you could...
Read More →I played the first Legend of Grimrock, briefly, after picking it up on a Steam sale. I loved the old-school dungeon crawl style, I even played making my own hand-drawn maps! Unfortunately, life got in the way and it slowly faded into my backlog. Now the sequel is out, and story wise it has nothing...
Read More →Hello, dear readers, this week my breakdown was recommended to me by a friend and I was more than happy that I checked it out. The Taking of Deborah Logan, is a possession movie of a very different color than the tons of others that have been shoved out of studios the past year. It...
Read More →Over the past few weeks, I pushed my writers to compile a “Best Of” list of 2014 in comics. Rather than compile our final THIS IS THE BEST OF THE YEAR, we compiled what we thought rocked this year. Let us know what you think! Participating writers: Best Cover Mike Rapin: Zander: Nick White Best Single...
Read More →Ah, another year almost finished. I hope you enjoyed my ramblings over the past few weeks… Nonetheless, it’s time for comics, so please keep reading and let us know… What’s on YOUR Pull List?...
Read More →Zombies. Haven’t we had enough zombies yet? I know I have. Movies, TV shows, games, comics… I’m sure there’s probably even a few theatre shows about them by now. What else do we need? Zombie opera? Zombie rock band? A sporting team to use a zombie as their mascot? Why, oh why do we have...
Read More →I can accurately pinpoint the moment in my life where I discovered Nick Cave. I was freshly interested in Leonard Cohen, and I came across “I’m Your Man”, the documentary made in 2005 by a bunch of artists who love Leonard Cohen. The documentary features two particularly awesome performances by Cave (as well as one...
Read More →Five Nights At Freddy’s. Where to begin. I suppose it began with Extra Life this year. After our very own Jon Francois decided to participate in Extra Life last year, we attempted to redouble our efforts and participate in the Extra Life marathon this year as a team to support our local children’s hospital. And...
Read More →Continued… And so I explained, to my dear haggard friend, that this day was quite magical, but his scowl did not bend. He took to my shirt, and pulled me in close, then whispered so slightly, “It matters to me most.” I smiled and laughed, this was an obvious thing, “Emery, my man, what good does...
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