Reviews

This is an 18-track collection of themes from a handful of TV shows from the 1960s. Some are short opening-credits jingles, and some are longer actual songs or compositions. I love the cheesiness of 1960s television, it just can’t be beat. Read More

Max saves a Jailbait lookalike from being kidnapped, and uses her in an attempt to keep the Real McCoy out of harms way. And fails. Presumably. Read More

The newest disc-based release in the ever expanding Rock Band empire hits stores today. This time Green Day is the band getting the full game treatment, and we were able to take an early look at Green Day Rock Band, thanks to the folks at Harmonix. Read More

I have a look at the first issue of David Petersen's Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard, a bookend mini-series with contributing stories in the Mouse Guard universe by Jeremy Bastian, Ted Naifeh, and Alex Sheiman. Read More

After ten years of waiting, Vincenzo Natali's Splice has finally come to screen. This movie defies genre. Horror, drama, comedy, and (very messed up) romance come together to give you a story that is unlike any other. Read More

This weekend has seen the first raunchy comedy of the summer from director Nick Stoller and producer Judd Apatow. Get Him to the Greek starts Russell Brand and Jonah Hill in a movie largely compared to The Hangover, but more like the night beforehand. Read More

With the season finale looming only one week away, the latest episode of Glee, entitled "Funk," did not disappoint. Those viewers that were disappointed that last week’s episode was distinctly lacking in Sue Sylvester will be happy to know that this was Read More

This issue contained the first installments of two different stories, both surprisingly interesting and complex in nature. The last Mickey thing I saw had them doing silly, childish things, but that was back when my little girl was not quite so grown up Read More

Cold Space #2 has a Wild West, frontier town feel to it which meshes surprisingly well with space travel and futuristic armor and weaponry. This issue has it all: futuristic gunplay, plotting and scheming, drug abuse and addiction, and even prostitution. Read More

One of the major themes of the original DADOES was an exploration of the role that empathy plays in defining humanity. It looks like this prequel is going to continue that exploration, but pump it up a notch. Read More

Alterna Comics's graphic novel Risers presents an interesting new take on the recently oversaturated zombie genre, touching upon some rather heavy issues, including the meaning of life, cannibalism, morality, and mortality. Read More

"If a zombie bites you, it's bad. If you bite a zombie, it's crazy delicious!" So sayeth one Dr. Amad Cyontist, presumed spokescientist for Harcos Laboratories, the previous purveyors of the vampiric Blood Energy Potion and current brains behind the Read More