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Teen Wolf: Season 4, Episode 5 – “I.E.D.”
In which I recap and review the latest episode of Teen Wolf, “I.E.D.”, 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. “I.E.D.” begins with an unknown werewolf […]
Luc Besson’s Lucy is simply awesome
Lucy was so remarkably unexpected I was nearly speechless as I left the theatre. I have started paying such little attention to film advertisements that I completely missed who made this film. It is possible that the American marketing arm of Universal Pictures decided the name Luc Besson was not as big a draw as […]
Zach Braff’s Wish I Was Here is emotionally impressive
This is a story about finding the people you have become while you were busy trying to live the life you always imagined. It is a story about family, about fathers and sons, husbands and wives. Everyday life happens, and it can happen to you, or all around you, it can pass by, or sweep […]
And so it Goes is delightful and touching
Rob Reiner’s newest film is a refreshing return to a comedic films and a reminder that sometimes directors don’t evolve as much as we would like. While I found a great deal to enjoy in this film, I have doubts anyone much younger than myself would be able to say the same. This is most […]
Comic Review: Supreme: Blue Rose #1
“Ethereal” perfectly describes Image Comics’ reboot of their famed superhero Supreme in the first issue of Supreme: Blue Rose. Supreme: Blue Rose Writer: Warren Ellis Artist: Tula Lotay Publisher: Image Comics Release Date: July 23, 2014 Get on board with Ellis and Latoy’s Supreme Blue Rose #1 now! The character of Supreme is very […]
Comic Review: The Goon #46 – Occasion Of Revenge, Part 1
Not being to familiar with The Goon, I don’t know any of the other characters who are recurring in Eric Powell’s series. (Other than Franky, who is always around.) So, forgive me if I miss a focal point that is a regular staple of the series. The Goon: Occasion of Revenge #1 By: Eric Powell […]
Dragon Girl and Monkey King the Art of Katsuya Terada
Not many creators can be talented enough to be considered an artist’s artist. An artist so amazing and awe inspiring that other artists can’t help but admire him! Katsuya Terada’s art style is admired by some of the greats and inspiring for us common folk. Dragon Girl + Monkey King: The Art of Katsuya […]
Comic Review: Borderlands #1 The Fall of Fyrestone
The Borderlands comic series gives us a retelling of the Borderlands story beginning from the first game in a graphic print format. I personally have invested a lot of hours in to this game series, and would play them over again, if it struck me. But, while the game has a lot of DLC, some […]
Comic Review: The Squidder #1 from the Mind of Ben Templesmith
The Elder Gods, and things of the occult nature have always been a curiosity for people who like stuff a little strange and macabre. So, it’s no surprise to see another title that uses this subject matter for the center of it’s vision. Now, IDW brings us another enjoyable tale of war and carnage amidst […]
Teen Wolf: Season 4, Episode 3 “The Benefactor”
In which I recap and review the latest episode of Teen Wolf, “The Benefactor,” which aired on July 14! 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 Benefactor” begins where “Muted” […]
She-Hulk #6: You’ve Been Served
The mysterious “Blue File” continues to plague Jennifer Walters in Issue #6 of Charles Soule’s She-Hulk. She-Hulk #6 Writer: Charles Soule Artist: Ron Wimberly Cover Art: Kevin Wada Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: July 16, 2014 Catch up on this acclaimed run on She-Hulk! She-hulk TPB Vol. 01 Law And Disorder – $12.79 Retail […]
Comic Review: The Squidder #1
It’s another end of the world tale—this time with tentacles. Ben Templesmith presents The Squidder: Hitchins is quite possibly the last of his kind, a seasoned solider turned mercenary and skilled in the ways of fighting and destroying any and all opponents, especially those with more than two arms. Once he had a mission to […]
Disney’s Planes: Fire & Rescue is surprising and enjoyable
The sequel to Planes, which is a spinoff of the Pixar Cars series, takes a turn away from competitive sport theme of its predecessor. This is what I found the most refreshing aspect of this film. The focus was moved away from competition, and instead on personal growth and helping others. In a big way, […]
The Last Fall #1 – War: What is it Good For?
IDW releases a sci-fi limited series that asks us to define what war means to us with The Last Fall. The Last Fall #1 Writer: Tom Waltz Artist: Casey Maloney Colorist: Dusty Yee Publisher: IDW Release Date: July 16, 2014 Get a copy of sent to Last Fall #1 (of 5) (Subscription Variant) you! Space travel […]
Doberman #1: Action Attraction
Opulent 80’s rogue cop tale Doberman pays homage to the popular and sometimes campy action crime genre. Doberman Creator/Writer: Scott Marder, Rob Rosell and Jack Lambert Artist: Brandon McKinney Colorist: Zac Atkinson Publishers: IDW and Darby Pop Release Date: July 16, 2014 Snag a copy of Doberman #1 to be delivered right to your face door! Last summer, Darby […]
