Reviews

No matter what decade owned your youth, it’s the best. So that leads me to a time machine in the form of a soundtrack for I Melt With You, the story of a group of friends in the midst of their 40s coming together for what they think is their regular Read More

The Voltron game flies full-on into unabashed fandom, delivering a game that is both fun to play and suitably servicing to fans of the giant robot and his battles. Read More

Mudman starts with lightning hitting some mud with some story interspersed between the art panels. It then jumps to characters named Jack and Owen breaking into an abandoned house, wanting to vandalize it. Read More

Henry puts himself in danger when he decides to explore an old mine he hopes will hold clues to the fairytale world, while Jiminy Cricket wants to leave the family business and become the person he wishes to be. Read More

Like the other issues, Darwking Duck #18 picks up right after Duck Tales #6 with the real main villain of the story arc, Negaduck. It seems he was stuck in some alternate dimension and he is responsible for the slime that is attacking Duckburg and St. Canard. Read More

I could never tell you what Hugo was about based on the bus ads. Does he live in a clock? Is he some sort of hunchback? No and no. He’s an orphan who lives in a train station dead set on finding out what happened to his late father. But even if Read More

DuckTales #6 picks up right where Darkwing Duck #17 left off, with Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Honker under the influence of the slime. Unable to stop the boys’ rampage and with Darkwing’s lab compromised, the rest of the group flies off to Duckburg. Read More

One can only wonder if the likes of Bach and Handel would have been Twilight fans, but as far as Music From the Twilight Saga for Chamber Orchestra goes, it’s well put together music that showcases more the emotions of the movie without the likes of hit Read More

In the fandom, this is the awaited “musical episode”, written and directed by producer/writer Damian Kindler. This kind of episode was a definite risk for the show. Would viewers see it as a Glee-ified Sanctuary or something that made sense for the tone Read More

The space station Heaven orbits an all-water planet with new and unique life forms. For the scientists on board the station, a space elevator permits them to reach the undersea world, but when one of the elevators mysteriously stops half-way, a team Read More

Angel's still on his mission to resurrect Giles, Nash and Pearl are locked in a battle with the vampire and the Slayer, and havoc is spreading. Sounds like another night in Merry Old England. Read More

Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere is a decade and a half old, and BBC is celebrating with a new 15th Anniversary Edition DVD release. Read More