You knew he was too interesting for just one crossover event… This week DC brings back the big bad from Dark Nights Metal. Keep reading for a review of The Batman Who Laughs #1.
Hoard food and it rots. Hoard money and you rot. Hoard power and the government rots. Chuck Palahniuk was one of the guests at this year’s NC Comicon: Bull City, so I was able to buy a copy of his latest novel Adjustment Day for him to sign. Which he did so, with his unique combination
His hands were red long before yours. Keep reading for a review of The Dreaming #4.
Next in our attempt to keep up with possibly Oscar-nominated movies, here’s a dual review of Green Book from CoupleOfReelCritics. He Said— Green Book is plain and simple an amazing movie of discovery and overcoming what holds us all back: ignorance.
A feeling of magic must be in the air because it’s time to return to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter with the Fantastic Beasts’ second installment in the franchise: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. It continues the adventures of Newt Scamander as he must decide to join the fight against the dark wizard Grindelwald or
This past Thanksgiving weekend Disney released the sequel to 2012’s Wreck-It Ralph: Ralph Breaks the Internet, bringing back the cast of wonderful arcade characters you know and love for further adventures throughout the world of video games. But this time they go to the Internet, thus more adventure and comedy with Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz ensues. What
Hey, you know what, basing an entire system of social, political and economic control on the vague, all-too-easily misinterpreted words of a single person claiming divine inspiration is probably not actually all that smart, now, is it.” In the second book of John Scalzi’s Interdependency series, the vital link between interstellar systems – The Flow
It’s finally here: the final issue of IDW’s Transformers (this current incarnation anyway, the reboot is scheduled for next year sometime.) I can’t really talk about the issue without spoilers, so if you haven’t read it yet you might want to go read the issue first. (And you should read it even if you don’t
“You’re not telling me everything.” “No, I am not.” “Why?” She stood by the window; sprinkles beat the pane. “Because I’m still afraid. And you should be too.” “Of what?” “Of what happens,” Mrs. Sinnard said, “when your uncle is around.” On February 8, 2004, in the mysterious research facility known as Limetown, three hundred