Is 2013 really the future of gaming? A lot of the major console developers would have you believe that, especially with the speculation of both the PS4 & Xbox 720 announcements right around the corner at E3 2013. Couple this with the Steam Box nearing production, and the rumor that the major consoles fear that
For two years now Comic Issues has been dedicated to bringing their listeners in on geeky conversations between friends, and once again this year we’ll be inviting you to join us live on U-Stream for our 2 year anniversary! On February 9, 2013 Anthony, Andrew, Elizabeth, and some very special guests will be bursting through
Warm Bodies is the paranormal zom-rom-com you didn’t know you’d been waiting for. Based on Isaac Marion’s popular novel, and directed by Jonathan Levine (mostly known for his 2011 film 50/50), it follows the story of R, a zombie (Nicholas Hoult) who falls in love with a human named Julie (Teresa Palmer). When their romance
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the boys go back to a time of funky music, sexy ladies with sexy afros, and fighting the man. Yes that’s right y’all, we watched Black Dynamite! One of the best comedies ever, Black Dynamite is a 2009 comedy/action spoof
I had high hopes for Tracy Hickman’s Wayne of Gotham, but it never grabbed my attention. When I look at everything I was reading, or watching while I was trying to read this book, I don’t think it ever had a chance.
The Internet is just full of rumors, but hopefully with a little roundup we can weed through them. This past week we got a rumor actually confirmed while a couple of others sprouted up. Sit back and relax as I guide through this week’s Rumor Roundup.
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! It’s time to return to a galaxy far, far away. Join our heroes and heroine as they make a hyperspace jump to the new Star Wars film, touching base on J.J. Abrams as the new director. We also talk about other directors
I missed a lot from comics in the 80’s and early 90’s. That’s why I decided to go back to the classics. I’ll be writing a series of articles/reviews of classic comics and movies that I have never seen before. I’ll be looking to see if they “Hold up” to the hype that they’ve accumulated
DmC: Devil May Cry, Ninja Theory’s new title, bills itself as a Devil May Cry game, but it’s clearly aimed at non-fans and new audiences. If the public-relations trainwreck of its development process hadn’t made that obvious, the game’s defanged combat, bland boss battles, brooding atmosphere and absurdly unconvincing anti-corporatist pretenses will not satisfy series