Reviews

Morgan hides in plain sight as Igraine so she can begin her plan to drive a wedge between Arthur and his men by being obviously not Igraine and telling Leontes that Arthur and Guinevere slept together before he got hitched to her. Read More

The thing that’s so charming about Darkwing Duck, aside from his habit of not quite saving the day, and his cool costume, is his outrageous ego. In real life, you can’t get away with too much ego. It will always blow up in your face (unless you’re Read More

When I heard that Fandomania had received a copy of SOCOM 4 for review, I jumped on it because of all the great things I've read about Bear McCreary's work. I had pretty high expectations for this soundtrack from the beginning, therefore, and I was not Read More

I’ve been reading the Grimm Fairy Tales series since the release of issue #40 during the summer of 2009, and in my opinion this series has only continued to improve over the past several years. Read More

Knowledge is power, and Eric Grzymkowski delivers some mightily strange empowerment with this collection of 1,001 weird and documented facts. Read More

Although only about fourteen pages long, The Dream Eater Saga Prelude gives readers what we can assume is much-needed information on the origins of the vengeful and sexy character Baba Yaga. Read More

We have reached the end of Season Six of Supernatural. And oh what an end it was. We got the breaking of Sam's wall, the ultimate confrontation over Purgatory, and a twist ending that many did not see coming. Read More

The Charmed Ones have to go up again the First Witch and it's not going to be pretty. Neena has exceeded everyone's expectations of her and that means she's become a worthy adversary in the fight. She's even got a plan to take on the Elders, though it Read More

1963's Soldier in the Rain has a true all-star cast (Jackie Gleason, Steve McQueen) and crew (Blake Edwards, William Goldman) that comes together to create a character study that is equal parts comedy and drama. Read More

With a plot that included H.P. Lovecraft, a kidnapping, a character twist, and the final disintegration of more than one relationship, “Let It Bleed” was a fine way to spend a tense hour as we headed into the finale of Season Six. Read More

At first glance I was unsure as to whether or not I was going to like Dark Horse Comics’ The Strange Case of Mr. Hyde. Once I did read the first issue, I came to realize that this series likely will be one of the ones that I read on an ongoing basis — Read More

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 Read More