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East of West #10: Fear The Future and Watch It Fall
East of West depicts an alternate universe is in despair. Death opposes his fellow horsemen. The Chosen seek desperate measures. And the Message falls on deaf ears. The result is action and deceit. Join the fray and let Hickman and Dragotta pull you into their universe in East of West. East of West #10 Writer: Jonathan Hickman […]
The Grand Budapest Hotel is a Five Star Establishment of The Highest Order
It really is a divine pleasure to witness a delightfully enchanting film ,such as The Grand Budapest Hotel, that I fear I may fail to convey its charm for lack of words. Honestly I do hope I shant fail in my endeavor, however if I happen to slip into the pit of failure know that […]
Muppets Most Wanted might be the next Muppets movie since the last
Muppets Most Wanted is not quite as much fun as a room full of ferrets playing Twister, but it is close. If you have never experienced ferrets playing Twister, then Muppets Most Wanted will be a standard unit of measurement for cinematic fun. The film itself harkens back to the days of self-deprecating Muppet glory, with relentlessly […]
My Angst Gland is Divergent and My Ears Hurt.
Imagine if you will a late 1997-television teen-soap opera set in a post war dystopian society, written by Ayn Rand. That is how I would describe Divergent, except it isn’t that good. If this had been produced for television, there would be time to develop characters, and explain this new caste system before the breakneck […]
The Comics Behind the Movies: Captain America: Winter Soldier Vol. 1 & 2
Winter is coming… Actually, he’s already here.. Are you ready for Captain America: The Winter Soldier? Of course you are, that was probably a silly question, who isn’t ready to see another great Marvel movie. I guess the better question would be “Are you prepared to see The Winter Soldier”? Now when I say prepared, […]
Super Dinosaur #21: A Rad All-Ages Adventure
Prepare you’re internal 10-year-old mind to be blown! Super Dinosaur #21 Writer: Robert Kirkman Artist: Jason Howard Publisher: Image Release Date: January 29, 2014 Buy a physical copy to be delivered to you: Super Dinosaur #21 If I had a time machine, I would travel back to 1996. Where my 10-year-old dumb ass would be […]
Adventure Time – Billy’s Bucket List, Review
Spoilers, AHOY! The season 5 finale for Adventure Time closes on the biggest “Oh snap, grab your butts” moment. I’ll get to that in a bit. First, let’s talk about Billy’s Bucket List Seriously, here is his bucket list: PUNCH THAT JERKY CAMEL TO DRAW ON A COMPUTER BEAT THE LICH DRINK SEA LION MILK […]
Rat Queens #5: Fight for Your Right to Party
Wiebe and Upchurch’s Rat Queens is a laugh riot with brazen and cheeky ladies who know how live it up—fighting all day and hosting victory parties at night. If you don’t crack a smile while reading Rat Queens, you must have a cold, cold heart or you might be a robot. See Sarah’s review of […]
Need for Speed: Is It Worth Your Money?
Aaron Paul has broken bad; now he’s breaking expensive cars!
Aaron Paul plays down his Need For Speed
Need For Speed is big dumb, expensive, fun, if you are inclined to enjoy watching cars drive fast, recklessly, and crash sometimes, this would be your film. Surprising as it may sound, it also had a fair story, and some pretty entertaining dialogue. Enough so that I, not a car or racing enthusiast, found Need […]
Veil #1: Rucka Breaks New Ground with Veil
Greg Rucka’s Veil #1 was not what I expected. It is lyrical and impressionistic and definitely a departure from his other works like Lazarus, The Punisher, and Queen and Country. Yet, the characters in Veil still have Rucka’s trademark power and humanity, which is enhanced by Fejzula’s art. Veil #1 Writer: Greg Rucka Artist: Toni […]
Adventure Time – Lemonhope Part 1 & Part 2, Review
Spoilers, Ahoy! I want to start by saying that while I love the one and done episode format of Adventure Time, I love even more when we get these half hour two part episodes. It allows for more story telling and building the world of Ooo. Lemonhope Part 1 and Part 2 did not disappoint. […]
Explore the Far Reaches of the World with The Dept. of Monsterology
The small press Renegade Arts Entertainment made us a crypto, mystical, antiquarian, and fortean thriller of mythic proportions in Dept. of Monsterology. Creators Gordon Rennie and PJ Holden could mine volumes of stories from the world they built—I hope they do! Dept. of Monsterology #1-4 Writer: Gordon Rennie Artist: PJ Holden Colors: Steven Denton […]
You Should Be Watching NBC’s Hannibal
NBC did this great thing in 2013. They let Bryan Fuller create a television show about Hannibal Lecter. Yes, Hannibal Lecter. The cannibal immortalized by Sir Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs and portrayed by Brian Cox in Manhunter. You might think it unnecessary. I did at first. And then, I watched. I was […]
