There's never a dull moment at Fort Marshall, and this week's episode was as busy and exciting as ever. Season three started out heavy and deep, and the funnier and more exciting elements of this week's episode bring in a breath of fresh air. Read More

In this exciting conclusion, there's a hero throwing in his towel, a cloning conspiracy revealed, plans for world domination by a one-time superhero thwarted, a hero getting back to the top of his game, and the best damn assistant that ever lived. It's awesome. Read More

Kelly looks at the deliciously irreverent Bear Nuts and chats with its creator Alison Acton about its similarities to Care Bears. Read More

Holy crap. This episode blew the doors off that last episode, in a massively huge way. With half the season over, it feels like all Hell's broken loose and it couldn't possibly get any crazier. Surprise of all surprises, though: Bill was hot for a few moments in this episode! Read More

A classic fighting game comes to the Xbox Live Arcade today as the next entry in Microsoft's Summer of Arcade promotion. Available today for 1200 Microsoft Points ($15) is Marvel Vs Capcom 2. Read More

Welcome back to Flashbang where this week we’re looking at Cargo Bridge by an author known as Limex. This is a tough game that is a whole lot of fun. Read More

This episode is the perfect example of Creepy Stories + Dark Basement/Attic = Your brain going off to the crazy scared place causing you to need a change of underoos. Yeah, the skids factor was pretty high on this case for the GHI team. Read More

This series continues to be solid. Sable's writing has officially sent my paranoia rocketing off the charts here, and Tedesco's art continues to be amazing. Read More

This week's new Rock Band songs come from some bands who've had Rock Band hits in the past: Blink 182, KISS, and Weezer! Read More

Kelly discusses After Dark by Haruki Murakami and its similarities and differences to the author's other works. Read More

This week's episode is a good, solid, Eureka episode. The writing is tight, and the characters are well utilized. Read More

Holy Tesla's coil. This issue was awesome. If ever there were a time when you wished Einstein and Hawking were superheroes, it would be now. Science, save us! Read More