Gotham: Welcome Back, Jim Gordon Review
Gordon suspects an inside job when the key witness in a homicide ends up dead while being held for questioning by the police, so he turns to an old friend for information. Meanwhile, Oswald...
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Comic Review: Gotham Academy #4
Writers: Becky Cloonan & Brenden Fletcher Artists: Karl Kerschl & Serge LaPointe  I’m one of the biggest opponents of DC Comics’ overuse of Batman, but at the same time setting things in and around Batman’s universe...
Comic Review: Aliens – Fire and Stone #4
Writer: Chris Roberson Artist: Patric Reynolds Colorist: Dave Stewart Cover: David Palumbo The holidays might seem like a strange time for Alien carnage but I remember seeing Aliens vs Predator: Requiem in a nearly...
Review: New Year’s Evil (1980)
1980’s New Year’s Evil is without a doubt the most bizarre holiday-themed slasher flick I have seen yet. It’s a grimy little piece of “punksploitation” that is clearly from an era before filmmakers cracked...
Comic Review: Sex Criminals #9
Writer: Matt Fraction Artist & Cover: Chip Zdarsky Just when you thought things were returning to some semblance of normal (as normal as things can be when your orgasms can stop time, you’ve robbed...
Comic Review: The Twilight Zone #10
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski Artist: Guiu Vilanova It’s been a bit over a month and while I’m a little less jazzed on JMS after reading his Terminator: Salvation work (messin’ with my Terminator is...
Comic Review: Solar, Man of the Atom Vol. 1
Writer and Letterer: Frank J. Barbiere Artists: Joe Bennett, Richard Case, Roger Robinson, Matthew Marks, Sandy Jarrell, Jonathan Lau Colors: Lauren Affe, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Mauricio Wallace, Luigi Anderon Show of hands – who here...
Comic Review: Bob’s Burgers #4
Writers: Chad Brewster, Justin Hook, Rachel Hastings, Mike Olsen, Jeff Drake Artists: Tony Gennaro, Frank Forte, Tyler Garrison, Robin Brigstocke Cover: Hector Reynoso and Anthony Aguinaldo “Worship the Burger, Burger is love,” says the...
Comic Review: Lazarus: The First Collection
Lazarus: The First Collection Review by Christopher Blieka Author: Greg Rucka Artist: Michael Lark Illustrator: Santiago Arcas The much anticipated Lazarus hardcover has finally been released, collecting the first nine chapters in the series,...
Kaiju Kommentary: Godzilla Video Games (Part 2)
Last week, we took a look at Godzilla’s 8-bit adventures, which ended with the tragically misguided Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters. While things didn’t immediately turn around quality-wise after that tactical snorefest, our favorite kaiju...
