In The Game: MLB The Show ’21 – A Worthy But Not Quite Next Gen Entry
MLB The Show ’21 remains the best baseball video gaming experience you can have.
Month: April 2021
Gilbert Speaks on Benson & Moorehead’s ‘Synchronic’
Marie Gilbert looks at Synchronic and its depiction of relationships between partners working to save people’s lives.
Heroes & Villains: Source Point Press’ ‘Darling’ + M83
Darling has fantastic flourishes in both the art and dialog department that set it apart from similar tales
Find Imaginary And Real ‘Monsters’ On The Wednesday Run
Thirty-five years in the making, Barry Windsor-Smith’s Monsters, is finally finished and being released for all the world to see – and feel.
Get Religion in Si Spurrier and Bob Quinn’s ‘Way Of X’
Way Of X asks big questions, and looks to be setting up new aspects of the status quo on Krakoa.
The Week In Horror: ‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It’, ‘Werewolves Within’, ‘Boy Behind The Door’ + More!
The Week In Horror has new trailers and news about The Conjuring, Werewolves Within, and more!
What’s Going On Celebrates The Legacy of Daft Punk
In a special edition of What’s Going On, Jeromme Graham celebrates the musical legacy of the legendary Daft Punk.
Read This Book: ‘The Many Deaths of Laila Starr’ – One Damn Fine Comic
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr is a good book, written by a great writer, and illustrated by a fantastic team.
There’s Magic In Rob Pilkington and Kit Mills’ ‘Dame From The Dark’
Rob Pilkington and Kit Mills’ Dame From The Dark delivers clever rat-a-tat-tat dialogue along with evocative and timeless art.
Figure Friday: The Prisoner Retro Style Action Figures, John Walker
Don’t be just a number! Help our E.A. Henson decide what The Prisoner Retro Action Figure he should kickstart.
Gilbert Speaks On ‘Thunder Force’
When Netflix offers a superhero film with three of their favorite actors, Marie Gilbert is joyfully obligated to watch said film…but did Thunder Force satisfy her expectations?
Heroes & Villains: ‘Wynd Volume 1,’ ‘The Falcon and The Winter Solider’
Wynd is a wonderful spin on the well trod trope of the epic fantasy quest but with themes of discovery and acceptance folded into it.