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Teen Wolf: Season 4, Episode 9 – “Perishable”
In which I recap and review the latest episode of Teen Wolf, “Perishable.”, which aired on August 18! FAIR WARNING: As it’s a full episode recap, there will be spoilers! If you haven’t watch the episode yet, it will give things away you might not want to know yet. Parrish wakes up in his car. […]
Manga Review: Trigun Maximum Omnibus Volume 4 from Dark Horse
Vash the Stampede also known as the Humanoid Typhoon, the expert gunslinger classified as a localized disaster finally comes face to face with his brother Knives. Tensions are high as the two super powers face off in the epic battle that’s been decades in the making. The city around them trembles at their immense power […]
Comic Review: The Fade Out #1 by Ed Brubaker
Ed Brubaker continues his love of the crime genre with the new Image release The Fade Out. The Fade Out #1 Writer: Ed Brubaker Artist: Sean Phillips Coloring: Elizabeth Breitweiser Publisher: Image Comics Release Date: August 20, 2014 Visit your local comic shop to pick up The Fade Out #1 this week! Get […]
Preacher Volume 1: Gone to Texas – I’m a Horrible Person. Or, Desensitized to Violence
Before I start, I’d like to say that I’m pretty new to comics so when I set out to read Preacher (recommended and lent to me from a friend who reads a lot of comics) I didn’t know anything about Garth Ennis, so I can’t comment on how Preacher fits into his career or the […]
Falling Skies is shooting for the moon, literally.
After my first review of this season, I got through episode 2 and because of vacations, conferences and bad timing. Wasn’t able to get caught up with Falling Skies until recently. I’ll say, I sure do feel a lot better about this show than my predictions after the season premiere. Now that we are in […]
The Art of the films Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes
The Art of the Films: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes is a stunning look behind the camera of these two films. This book offers a look at the concept art and behind the sense photographs, giving a detailed look at the making of these films. […]
Adventure Time Episode Review: Joshua and Margaret Investigations
Well, that’s an interesting turn of events. After what seems like a long string of non-Finn and Jake centrist episodes (I’m not complaining), Joshua and Margaret Investigations starts off with Jake’s birthday celebration. Which then leads Jake into telling the story of when he was born. There hasn’t been a lot of history into the […]
Comic Review: Hexed #1
Hexed, a new fantasy from Boom Studios, introduces readers to a professional art thief named Lucifer. But is this young woman really the lord of the underworld? Hexed #1 Writer: Michael Alan Nelson Artist: Dan Mora Cover Art: Emma Rios Publisher: Boom Release Date: August 13, 2014 Get on board with this new series! […]
Comic Review: The Mercenary Sea #1-6
In The Mercenary Sea, Captain Jack Harper leads the crew of the Venture on merc jobs in 1938 during the Second Sino-Japanese War. They face enemies and espionage at every turn. Survival is a challenge in these treacherous waters yet; the Venture crew manages to stay alive through improvisation, the power of snappy dialogue, and […]
Comic Review: Imperial #1
Mark McDonnell has been chosen to succeed the most powerful man in the world in as a symbol of hope and courage for mankind, a mighty superhero, in Imperial #1. To bad he’s a complete and utter dingus. Imperial #1 Writer: Steven T. Seagle Artist: Marc Dos Santos Publisher: Image Comics Release date: August 6, 2014 […]
Book Review: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han
When I read a contemporary novel, I expect certain things: cute romance, loyal friends, sweet dialogue and a character that has a fair amount of growth throughout the novel. Unfortunately, I didn’t get any of these things with this book. TO ALL THE BOYS I’VE LOVED BEFORE AUTHOR: Jenny Han PUBLISHER: Simon & Schuster Books for […]
Teen Wolf: Season 4, Episode 8 – “Time of Death”
In which I recap and review the latest episode of Teen Wolf, “Orphaned.”, which aired on July 21! FAIR WARNING: As it’s a full episode recap, there will be spoilers! If you haven’t watch the episode yet, it will give things away you might not want to know yet. This episode starts off with a […]
BluRay Review of Batman: Assault on Arkham
Batman: Assault on Arkham is a movie for the more mature audience. With so many superhero films these days being geared to entertain a wide audience, especially kids. I really appreciate the very much more adult themes of the DC Animated movies. Batman: Assault on Arkham is no different with blood, swearing and killing on […]
Comic Review: Apocalypse Al #4
Apocalypse Al #4 concludes the story of our indomitable investigator on her mission to save the world, again. However, this is not quite the epic conclusion I had hoped it to be. See my reviews of the other issues: Apocalypse Al #1, Apocalypse Al #2, Apocalypse Al #3. Apocalypse Al #4 Writer: J. Michael Straczynski […]
Teen Wolf: Season 4, Episode 7 – “Weaponized”
In which I recap and review the latest episode of Teen Wolf, “Weaponized.”, which aired on July 28! FAIR WARNING: As it’s a full episode recap, there will be spoilers! If you haven’t watch the episode yet, it will give things away you might not want to know yet. The episode begins with a werewolf […]
