Reviews

Based on Fatale #1, it looks like Image has another winner on its hands, and I’m sure the next few issues will be as good as the first, if not even better after being liberated from laying the groundwork for the series by this first issue. Read More

I have an unnatural fascination with Hitler. And anything that involves femme fatales. It makes perfect sense, then, that I jumped on the opportunity to review Vescell #5, which is subtitled “Hitler’s a Bitch” and described on Image’s website as pitting Read More

This issue of the Buffy comic seemed to be all over the place. We ended a dramatic arc with the last issue, though it was more with a whimper than a bang, and we're starting up a possibly new arc this month. However, I have no idea what's going on. Read More

Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock Classics brings together four chapters of the old Fraggle Rock comics from the 1980s. Each issue is broken up into two parts and feels just like an episode of the TV show: there is a problem, a postcard from Uncle Matt that Read More

The hiatus is over and we're back with the second half of season seven. If this episode is any indication, we're in for a long, depressing road for the Winchesters. That's not a bad thing, that's just the reality of their lives. Read More

Until this holiday season, I was among the US-only viewers, but thanks to getting the complete UK series on DVD, I can now say that I not only enjoyed the original version, but I also have a whole new perspective on the US version. Read More

The first book to chronicle the art of the entire Mass Effect trilogy is presented with the same skilled craftsmanship that exemplifies all BioWare products. Even if you aren’t a fan of their games, this book is worth a look for the various pieces of Read More

It’s the Sanctuary Season 4 finale, “Sanctuary for None, Part II”. Supposedly, all our questions (and Will’s) will be answered when Magnus reveals her big agenda. Read More

If the start of 2012 has put you in an apocalyptic mindset, Contagion might be just the movie for you. Steven Soderbergh’s 2011 superflu tale arrives on DVD and Blu-ray this week, much to the chagrin of mysophobes everywhere. Read More

This holiday season Grimm Fairy Tales puts a new spin on the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol when the ever-creative Sela Mathers attempts to teach a future princess of Myst a valuable lesson about caring, sharing, and the consequences of Read More

The setting, art, and story of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: War #1 make for a very fast-paced and exciting read — if you like war-ravaged craziness, with lots of explosions, that is. Read More

I really liked Rust — it told an interesting story in a unique way. It’s a very quiet comic, in that there are whole pages with no dialogue, only images. Royden Lepp likes to tell his story with action more than words. There are twists in the story that Read More