Re-Covered: Super Angry Birds #1
We try to prove you can probably sort of judge a book by it’s cover
Tagged: reviews
7 & 7 Review: Tom and Jerry: Spy Quest
Warner Bros produces one of the more interesting crossovers with Jonny Quest and Tom and Jerry.
Comic Review: Red Hood/Arsenal (2015- ) #1
Reviewer: Christopher Blieka Writer: Scott Lobdell Artist: Denis Medri Color Art: Tanya Horie Letters: Dave Sharpie Cover: Howard Porter and Hi-Fi Variant Cover: Paul Kaminski Red Hood/Arsenal is about bows, guns and gadgets. ‘Nuff...
Comic Reviews: Gotham Academy #7, Starfire #1 and Earth 2: Society #1
The second week of DC You sees a new and improved Starfire. Damian drops in on Gotham Academy and Earth 2 recovers from the great Convergence.
Review: D4
“This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons,places, organizations etc. is purely coincidental” D4 says as you first load up the game, implying anything that could possibly emanate from the imagination...
Comics Review: Midnighter #1
The DC You launches and Midnighter takes center-stage in his solo adventure.
Review: Not A Hero
British humour is something that’s very hard to get right, and appears very scantily in video games. Roll7, most notably known for their excellent skating series, OlliOlli, have attempted to implement their own brand...
Review: Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China
Ubisoft’s flagship franchise branches out with a 2.5D downloadable spin-off. Is ‘Chronicles” worthy of the Creed?
Review: Worlds of Magic
Indie games in 2015 are interesting. The ease of access of modern development tools means that anyone can make a game if they want to, and the tools are relatively easy to use. As...
Power Rangers Dino Charge: Powers from The Past Review
Power Rangers Dino Charge represents the 22nd year that the Power Rangers franchise has been on the air. While the last few seasons have been a bit lackluster, with Megaforce and Super Megaforce being...
