Malignant Man #1 – Review
Alan Gates, a cancer patient with a terminal diagnosis, is resigned to his fate…until he discovers that his tumor is actually a mysterious parasite! Granted a second lease on life and incredible, otherworldly powers, Alan must fight against an evil army buried beneath society’s skin, all the while unlocking the secrets of his forgotten past. Dark, twisted, and unlike anything else on the stands, MALIGNANT MAN is a sci-fi thriller that can’t be missed!
Doctor Who Series 6, Episode 2 – Day Of The Moon
The conclusion to The Impossible Astronaut, where The Doctor and crew have to save the world from an occupation that’s lasted thousands of years. May contain some spoilers, sweetie.
Figure Review: Marvel Universe Savage Frost Giant and Loki
Welcome to the latest offering from your loving Uncle Stan! This fantastic new offering is a Walmart exclusive. So if you roam the streets, checking all the stores weeping and wailing and gnashing your teeth, complaining at the employees at Target/Toys R Us because they have no idea what you are looking for, well, you’re […]
South Park – Season 15 Episode 1: HUMANCENTiPAD
As South Park enters its fifteenth (yes, fifteen) season, can it still deliver on the shock and laughs?
Review: Dance Central
Watch out who you play it with or you may incur something “like a full-bodied dry heave set to music”
Comic Review: Blue Estate #1
What happens when you mix Russian mobsters, an alcoholic sexy vixen, a fat dope for a private eye, and a crazy movie star that is about to be bilked of his fortune? You get something like Blue Estate.
Yashoki Reviews: Monster Tale DS
Majesco Entertainment has just released a new game and believe it or not, this has nothing to do with Womens work. Monster Tale, developed by DreamRift, is a side scrolling platformer more akin to Castlevania than anything else, and boy did they not only impress, they blew me away.
Ghostbusters Infestation #2 – Review (Updated)
I’m only going to say four words that will be enough for you to want to read this comic, are you ready for it?
A Brit Late: Dr.Strangelove
I decided to break my Stanley Kubrick virginity this month by watching his 1964 comedy film, Dr Strangelove: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb. A film that is universally revered by critics, I naturally assumed that it was worth watching.
Yashoki Reviews Okko: Cycle of Water
So there I was, strolling about in a comic shop with my friend just wasting my time knowing that I was eventually going to pick up the next Walking Dead. I’ll do that sometimes, walk into a store knowing that no matter what I look at I’m going to buy SOMETHING. As I looked at […]
28 Days Later #21 – Review
I have to say, I intentionally haven’t touched a single issue of this book until this issue, and with that being said, I regret that, because this book is damn good.
Chew #17 – Review
Imagine if you knew everything about something, just by tasting a single bite of it. The whole life history of an apple, the peril-less journey of a grape, the pain and suffering of a slaughtered cow, or even the murderer of a dead body.
D&D Dark Sun #2 & #3 – Review
I dip into the world of Dark Sun once again, how does the story continue after our first experience (link to DS #1 article) with the comic?
Ghostbusters: Infestation #1 – Review
What happens when in a different dimension a zombie hive mind takes over the body of a vampiric soldier, who then opens up portals to other dimensions to spread the zombie apocalypse? Hopefully not a jerk Bill Murray holding up another Ghostbusters movie.