Nice to see our head of intelligence didn’t misplace his charm amongst the stars. I’d so miss his wit. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #11 (2019).
Get ready for some late 60’s nostalgia that goes horribly wrong. Join Fleegle, Bing, Drooper and Snorky in The Banana Splits Movie as the slay their way to the top in this reimagining of “The Banana Splits Adventure Hour”. What could have been an interesting horror remake of a beloved show, in reality was just blah
I wanted to dance around the plot points in this issue to avoid spoilers, but I couldn’t pull it off; the whole issue is a prequel that retcons a classic plot point, if I don’t talk about the plot the review boils down to “interesting idea? I liked the art.” So, fair warning, ALL the
Someone had to bring back the rains, and apparently it was going to have to be him. All towns have a little magic somewhere, but the luckiest ones have their own mage. A mage is handy to have around to deal with small problems like poison ivy, or gremlins in the mill. It’s been years
Sparkle Kitty is a really fun game where each player chooses a princess who has been stuck in a tower. The cards have silly and obnoxious words in them like Boo-Boo, Fairy, and Glitter. The goal of the game is to escape the tower by removing tower cards to release your fun princess.
Can’t Catch Harry is a recently fulfilled Kickstarter project from James Rallison. Rallison is better known as the talent behind the animated YouTube channel Odd 1s Out. The design of the game is cute, and the packaging is great. The game itself looks fun: with bright colors and wonderful moth pieces, which little kids should
“But I know it’s not easy, or simple. I’m not sure anything is, now.” “You have no idea.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #10 (2019).
“You will need all your wits, Desdemona Mannering, all your scimitar wiles, to bargain with Kalos Kantzaros in Breakers Beyond.” C.S.E. Cooney (author of The Bone Swans: Stories) returns with a brand new stand-alone novella, Desdemona and the Deep, set in the same world from her Dark Breakers series.
“Yes. Erm. Ms. Arkin.” He coughed. “I’m afraid you don’t have any magical infusion whatsoever. Your entire education here has been a huge mistake.” This is how nineteen-year-old Alison Arkin finds out that – despite what the recruiters told her – she doesn’t have magical powers. All she has is an (admittedly impressive) eidetic memory