Robert orders an assassination that doesn't sit well with Ned, Catelyn takes Tyrion to the Eyrie, and Arya overhears a conversation that threatens her father's life and war in Westeros. In short, this is not a good episode to be Eddard Stark in and the action really starts to pick up. Read More
We get the long-awaited Neil Gaiman episode of Doctor Who, and it doesn’t disappoint. A knock at the door in “very, very deep” space signals that the Doctor has mail — from another Time Lord. Read More
Captain Jack Sparrow embarks this weekend on his newest adventure with Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and he's the feature for this week's Fan Art Friday. Read More
It's been about 20 years since Army of Darkness was released in theaters (I know, right!?) and tower defense games are all the rage when it comes to home tablets. It is now a perfect time to celebrate the anniversary of AoD with this fantastic gem that BackFlip Studios and MGM Read More
Morgan puts on a feast for Arthur and his Knights over at Castle Pendragon, which quickly turns to bedlam as the castle seemingly comes under "attack". As Arthur and Morgan's men join forces to fight, Morgan schemes and plots right out in the open for all to see if they bothered Read More
The soundtrack to The Tree of Life has a sense of ambiguity that is its biggest asset, inviting its listeners on a journey to discover an undiscoverable truth. And what a beautiful-sounding journey that is. Read More
One of the most popular genres in recent years has been Urban Fantasy. In this installment of Defining the Genre, I discuss its definitions and major themes as well as how it fits in with other subgenres of Fantasy. Read More
The Flash #12, the last issue of the "The Road to Flashpoint" story arc and the last issue of this particular title, opens with the same parallel story construction and artist, Scott Kolins, that the previous issue ended with. Read More
