Comic Book Review – Moon Knight #3
Moon Knight #3 Writer: Warren Ellis Art and Cover: Declan Shalvey Color Art: Jordie Bellaire Letterer: Chris Eliopoulos I don’t know what it is about Marc Spector but I always…
Comic Book Review – X-Force #4
X-Force #4 Writer: Simon Spurrier Artist/Cover: Jorge MolinaThis is the issue of X-Force I have been waiting for! I enjoyed bits of Uncanny X-Force and Cable and X-Force and have…
Comic Book Review – EGOs #4
Writer: Stuart Moore Artist: Gus Storms Colorist: John Rauch Letterer: Rob Steen EGOs (Earth Galactic Operatives) is a fairly new series over at Image Comics by comic book veteran Stuart…
Comic Book Review – Frankenstein Alive, Alive! #3
Frankenstein Alive, Alive! #3 Written by: Steve Niles Art by: Bernie Wrightson I really feel for poor Frankenstein. Over the past decade he's had to watch vampires rise to their…
Comic Book Review: Superior Spider-Man #31
WARNING: Spoilers Follow! Superior Spider-Man #31 Written By: Dan Slott Art By: Giuseppe Camuncoli The epic conclusion to Goblin Nation, the Superior Spider-Man finale, and the return of Peter Parker…
Comic Book Review: Shutter #1
Image Comics Presents Shutter #1Written by Joe KeatingeArt by Lela Del Duca, Colors by Owen Gieni and Lettering by Ed Brisson.I've been a big fan of what Image has been…
Comic Book Review: Batman Eternal #1
WARNING: Spoilers Follow! Batman Eternal #1 Written By: Tim Seeley, Ray Fawkes, John Layman, James T Tynion IV, & Scott Snyder Art By: Jason Fabok Batman Eternal #1 is the…
Comic Book Review: Creepy Scarlett #1
WARNING: Spoilers Follow ! Creepy Scarlett #1 Written By: Graeme Buchan Art By: Felip Sanhueza Colorist: Jessica Jimerso Creepy Scarlett takes place in 1919 where a woman is living in…
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern #30
WARNING: Spoilers Follow ! Green Lantern #30 Written By: Robert Venditti Art By: Billy Tan Green Lantern #30 continues with the upcoming war between the Green Lanterns and the shapeshifting Durlan.…
Posted inReview Video Games
Mercenary Kings Review
It feels like these days there is rarely a month where there isn’t a new Kickstarter game being released. Mercenary Kings from Tribute Games is no different although it has…
