If you’re a fan of pop punk that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and you enjoy robots, you really owe it to yourself to check out the modrats. I’m glad I did; Huzzah is right up my alley in terms of the type of music I’ve been listening to since high school.

In the Season 1 finale of Once Upon a Time, Emma and Regina team up to save Henry’s life, and Prince Charming searches for his one true love, Snow White. The quality of this episode proves why Once Upon A Time has given ABC a successful fantasy series on network television, a win for fans of the genre.

The Winchesters have had one mission all season: kill the Leviathans and stop Richard Roman. Now, they’re going to see that goal achieved with the season finale. But, like all things in the lives of Dean and Sam, their plan doesn’t come without consequences.

Mind The Gap opens with the various characters getting news about the main character, Ellis Peterssen, being in the hospital. At first, it all seems normal, but then a hooded figure stands outside the hospital and the readers later see Ellis have an out of body experience.

Gremlins 2 finally hit Blu-ray this month, and here’s a look at the new release.

I really love Garfield — he might be the only cat I like — and I am excited to read and review this issue. I read and collected most of the comic strips and loved watching the cartoon version of Garfield. The first issue has two stories in it, much like the cartoon show would have had.

As much as I enjoy and appreciate nerdcore, hip-hop is not a genre that I really grew up with. Simple melodic music, however, is closer to what I’m used to, and that’s what Debs & Errol provide.

Saga returns this month as we follow Marko, Alana, and Hazel on their journey to safety. When last we left the family, The Horrors had surrounded Alana and Marko. Now, Marko lays bleeding and Alana is begging for her life so that her daughter is not left an orphan.

As the self-appointed biggest fan of Wil Wheaton at Fandomania, I have been looking forward to this since it was announced. I was not disappointed, to say the least. With the king and queen of the geeks (Wil and Felicia) writing it, how could it possibly not be good?

If you like the 1960s British spy television show The Avengers, then you should pick this up. Even if you’ve never seen the show, it is easy to pick up this comic series and read. It will keep you entertained and asking for more.