Humans pride ourselves on our individual nature, it’s one of our greatest strengths and where we draw much of our power from. As an individual we can avoid the problems that being […]
Cognetic (2015) Comic Book Issue 1-3 Review
Iscariot (2015) Graphic Novel Review
Judging by its name I had assumed this was going to be some biblical tale of betrayal and silver but I was pleasantly surprised to find a tale that had reminded me […]
Does Captain America hate American’s?
Looking through some random videos on Youtube I came across a Fox and Friends piece on Captain America, claiming he was Un-American. A little confused I decided to click on it, you […]
Rowans Ruin (2015) Issue 1 Comic Book Review
The grass is always greener on the other side or so they say but some people just need to have a change. Rowans Rise is the story of Katie, a young Florida […]
RoboCop Dead or Alive (2015) Issue 1 Comic Book Review
To this day I can still hum the theme from RoboCop. I’ve been known after a few drinks to announce that I will buy IT for a dollar. I grew up watching […]
The Empty Man (2015) Comic Book Review
In the wake of a disease that is spreading like wildfire with symptoms including fits of rage, hideous hallucinations, suicidal dementia or a near lifeless “empty” state of catatonia, the world has […]
Butterfly (2015) Comic Book Series Review
Butterfly is another unique and engrossing experience from BOOM! Studios. The series follows Project Delta’s top agent, Butterfly. She has no birth certificate, no papers and no friends. She is a ghost […]
Blues for the Red Sun (2015) Comic Book Review
“Blues for the Red Sun” is the first installment of artist and animator Sam Megaw’s self-published graphic novel series tracking a lazy student who suddenly finds herself on the front line of […]
John Flood (2015) issue 1 Comic Book Review
I’m a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes, scrap that I’m a huge fan of mystery’s in general. I love watching the process of how the crime is solved. It does not just […]
Fairy Quest Volume 2 (2015) Comic Book Review
We all grew up with fairy tales and in recent years the re-imagining of such tales has become big business, so much so that I know a lot of you are rolling […]
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