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Gotham Academy #1 Review: Gotham, Potter Style
Harry Potter set in the Gotham world is a universally appealing concept, but unfortunately, that’s not quite what Gotham Academy is. The new series from DC Comics is a hybrid of a bunch of things, but it sort of lacks an ultimate high…
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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 'Heavy is the Hand' Review: Light is the Crap
Last week’s episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was an exciting mix between faster paced continuity and various character fixes with several of the different heroes and villains of the show. Somehow the writers and various parts…
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Thor #1 Review: Mjölnir's new Groove
Author Jason Aaron made a pretty hard left turn when the author introduced his new idea for Thor in his main Thor: God of Thunder title. Depowering the Odinson Thor during Original Sin was just the start of this story, as Thor tirelessly is trying…
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Top 10 moments that ruin my movie viewing
Re-watching Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer yesterday since it was on television and it got me thinking. What would be my top 10 moments that ruin a comic based film when watching it? Whilst writing them down I decided that it's best to…
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The Late Christopher Reeve's Birthday Is Today
If Christopher Reeve was alive today, he'd be 62 years old. It's always a slight downer on the eve of my own birthday as he is the Superman of my childhood and I lost count a long time ago of how many times I've watched his first Superman…
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Armor Hunters #4 Review: Armor Hunted!
Events can be a tricky thing, and unfortunately, Armor Hunters is seemingly another example of a crossover that wasn’t really able to capitalize on it’s full potential. That’s not to say that the story was bad, but the length of…
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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 'Shadows' Review: Skye's new Groove
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has had a tumultuous first season that has shown vague signs of increasing in quality here and there and only a couple of episodes that actually truly delivered on what was promised by the television…
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George Perez calls upon his Sirens #1 (Review)
George Perez’s Sirens is incredibly complicated. The story is extremely dense in an old-fashioned style that most comic books are free of. Yes, this means that this issue will be comprised of a lot of text to tell this story. However, even…
