Author Archives: Paige F MacGregor

The Grimm Fairy Tales: Swimsuit Edition #1 is pretty much what you would expect of a swimsuit issue of a Zenescope comic book: hot babes in tiny bikinis (or no clothes at all). Is that a bad thing? Not necessarily. Read More

Grimm Fairy Tales #49 may not be the best read for someone unfamiliar with the existing players and plots, but for those already invested in the Grimm universe, the surprise twists in issue #49 will leave you with a burning desire to know what happens Read More

My initial reaction to the Hawks of Outremer series was not a positive one. Fortunately, I took the time to re-read both the first and second issues in order to wrap my head around the events unfolding on their pages. As it turns out, Hawks of Outremer Read More

The Killer: Modus Vivendi is described as a "hardboiled" noir series that chronicles "one man's journey through some seriously bad mojo." After reading this issue, I have a strong feeling that this is a comic series that is difficult to jump into Read More

In Neverland #4, Pan learns that Wendy has returned to Neverland and is being held captive by the island's natives. The issue chronicles Pan's plan to send the Lost Boys to rescue Wendy and provides readers with some background on how Pan came to power Read More

The season premiere of Haven presents viewers with some intriguing characters, entertaining situations, and a lot of questions about where the rest of the season will go. Read More

Patricia Briggs's Hunting Ground (Alpha & Omega #2) is an excellent example of a well-written, entertaining urban fantasy romance novel. Additionally, readers can pick up Hunting Ground and enjoy a satisfying, complete read without having to be familiar Read More

Brains: A Zombie Memoir is a solid attempt at innovation in an oversaturated genre, and fans of zombie fiction will enjoy the book for its unique elements (a pregnant zombie, you say?) and short duration. Those unfamiliar with this genre of fiction Read More

Grimm Fairy Tales #48 is an excellent example of the type of storylines that can leave those readers not obsessed with the characters' giant jugs and tight behinds feeling ambivalent about the series as a whole. Read More

Despite every desire to tell you all of the reasons why I fell in love with Jonah Hex, I choose instead to be as objective as possible and focus on the fact that I nevertheless found the film to be rather underwhelming. Read More

Late last week it was announced that content from Playboy will be featured in Capcom's forthcoming title Dead Rising 2, set for release later this year. Read More

The new Aqua Teen Hunger Force Vol. 7 DVD may be of more interest to die-hard ATHF fans than casual viewers, but those amused by the series will find a lot to enjoy in ATHF: Vol. 7. Read More