Jonathan’s Comic Book Reviews – Week of 2/11/15
This week I review The Walking Dead #137 from Image Comics and Amazing Spider-Man #14, Guardians of the Galaxy #24, and Thor #5 from Marvel Comics! The Walking Dead #137…
Comic Book Review – Amazing Spider-Man #9
Amazing Spider-Man #9 Writer: Dan Slott Artist: Olivier Coipel Color Artist: Justin Ponsor Letterer: Chris Eliopoulos Spider-Verse is here! And it is off to a great start. This event has…
Comic Book Review – Amazing Spider-Man #8
Amazing Spider-Man #8 Ms. Adventures in Babysitting Plot: Dan Slott Script: Christos Gage Pencils: Giuseppe Camuncoli Inks: Cam Smith Colors: Antonio Fabela Letters: Chris Eliopoulos I really enjoyed this team…
Comic Book Review – Amazing Spider-Man #7
Amazing Spider-Man #7 Ms. Marvel Team-up Plot: Dan Slott Script: Christos Gage Pencils: Giuseppe Camuncoli Colors: Antonio Fabela Inks: Cam Smith Letters: Chris Eliopoulos Edge of Spider-Verse: Web of Fear…
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Review: Peeples
They say that there is a finite number of stories in life, we just find ways to dress them up. With that said, some products find ways of dressing up…
The A-Z of Geek Cinema: X is for the X-Files: Fight The Future
Sometimes, successful television shows make the leap to the bigger screen of the movie theatre. Usually, of course, it's well after the original show is off the air. Or at…
The A-Z of Geek Cinema: U is for Unbreakable
An exercise in stillness, but within the genre of the superhero action film, M. Night Shymalan's 2000 film Unbreakable is a strange amalgam of his own stylistic quirks with the…
The A-Z of Geek Cinema: Q is for the Quiet Man
John Wayne versus Victor McLaglen in a fist fight which ranges over a good chunk of landscape and has an intermission for a drink built-in. This is The Quiet Man,…
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Nerds on the Rocks 75: A Very Nerdy Christmas Carol
Our merry band of carolers are back once again, and everyone is in the festive spirits! In the season of giving, we give you the breakdown of 4 versions of…
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Review Shooter: Stripes
Two friends who are dissatisfied with their jobs decide to join the army for a bit of fun. Stars: Bill Murray, John Candy and Harold Ramis Director: Ivan Reitman Stripes Review