Nerds on the Rocks: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) Special
Nerds on the Rocks: The Land Before Time Special
The Crossover Connections 2: Enter Ready Player One
The Crossover Connections 1: Meets Captain N The Game Master
The Amazingly Average Show: Television Transforms and Rolls Out
The Amazingly Average Show: Summer 2017 Super Movie Preview Extravaganza Blow-Out
The Amazingly Average Show: Our The Ultimate Thrill Ride
The Amazingly Average Show: The Academy Awards 2017 Predictions
The Amazingly Average Show: Rockies 2016
Dual Wielding 114: The Last of E3 Effect
Top 7 Recurring Enemies in Final Fantasy Games
Top Shelf Comics – June 12
Comic Book Reviews – Frank’s Haul 6/12/13
Talk of the Town: Destiny (E3 2013 Eyes-On Demo)
Talk of the Town: Ryse: Son of Rome (E3 2013 Demo)
Man of Steel Review Shooter
Comic Book Reviews – Josh’s Haul 6/12/13
Batman #21
Writer: Scott Snyder
Artist: Greg Capullo
Well it has finally arrived Zero Year. I have been looking forward to seeing Snyder’s take on the early years of Batman. Many people may not want a new “origin” story, but with the respect Snyder and company feel about Year One, I was excited to see what they would do.
What occurs in this issue is something great. It is always tough to review the first issue in a new story arc but this seems to set up something excellent. I will at first it seemed very “wordy” at least more then a normal Snyder issue, but the artwork was beautiful and made gotham “pop”. It was nice seeing gotham in the daylight for once, with Bruce wanting to save Gotham on his own. Things heated up toward the end with the reveal of the possible villain, which I remember reading in an article but the way he was presented still kind of shocked and had me excited.
Little side note: I loved the hat Bruce was wearing.










