The epic and hilarious indie comic, Man vs. Rock, has returned with the next chapter of humankind’s struggle to defeat the global rock menace (without
Outrageous and incredible are just two excitable adjectives out of the vast armament of exclamatory words I could use to describe Tom Scioli and John
I should be reading a comic right now or going to bed, but I just saw the new film from writer/directors Seth Rogen and Evan
The Captain has gone missing. But, we’re not going to talk about that just yet. That seems to be the theme in the first issue
Where is the Massive? Where is Mary? The fourth trade of Brian Wood’s epic, post-environmental disaster has us wondering these questions and more, as we
This issue of Bullet Gal is another sidetrack from the main story. Previously, series creator Andrez Bergen did this in Issue #5 to give us
My last experience with Judge Dredd was the Karl Urban film. Ugh, again, I thought, another rebooted film franchise. Thankfully, that opinion changed when I
Well, this has been a weird couple of weeks. Just to recap: Sony Pictures was hacked and many embarrassing emails were leaked to the public.
If I told you that my favorite holiday themed television event of all time is the X-Files episode titled, “How the Ghosts Stole Christmas,” would
Being a reviewer, I don’t always get to jump in at the first issue of a comic book run, and that is my situation here.
They’re baaaaaack! No. I’m not talking about The Walking Dead (although February can’t come soon enough . . .). So, who you gonna call instead?
If I had to describe The Spartak Trigger (and, as it happens, I do—that’s the nature of reviews), I would say that it’s a good
