High-Rise Reaches For The Sky and Mostly Succeeds
High-Rise is a pitch black comedy, warping together a ‘70s British style with brutalist architecture, social satire, and Terry Gilliam-esque visuals.
Afterlife with Archie #9 Review
If you’re a fan of Archie comics, horror, drama, zombies, Lovecraft, Sabrina, the end of the world, Francesco Francavilla, meaningful characters, or famous pop-culture references, you should be reading Afterlife with Archie.
The Crashers Review
“The train crashed at 9:17am in a thump of metal pieces and breaking bone.” The Crashers earns its name right away with a horrific subway crash that kills all but five of its rush hour passengers.
Mobile Game Reviews: Tap/Idle Games
Games on your phone are great for when you have a bit of downtime like waiting for a bus or in an office. One
A-Force #5 Review
A-Force #5 Marvel Comics Writer: Kelly Thompson Artist: Ben Caldwell Colorist: Ian Herring Letters: VC’s Cory Petit Review by Insha Fitzpatrick Cover by: Ben
Archangel #1 Review
Archangel #1 Writer: William Gibson Artist: Butch Guice Colorist: Diego Rodriguez Letterer: Shawn Lee Review by Gregory Brothers Known to many as the father
Deadpool: Last Days of Magic #1
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Civil War II # 0 Review
Civil War II #0 Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: Olivier Coipel Color Artist: Justin Ponsor Letterer: Clayton Cowles Publisher: Marvel Reviewed by David Hildebrand
Lumberjanes #26 Review
With issue #25 of Lumberjanes ending on the (slightly horrifying) note of Rosie and The Grand Lodge ladies being carried off by a giant bird, May’s issue opens with the group of adventurous ladies going to rescue their leaders!