REVIEWS
Its characters are colorful and have personalities, but they can’t save Bleeding Edge from monotony and a lack of well-implemented ideas.
Inside the Rain follows Ben, a film student, who just so happens to be suffering from a variety of mental health issues.
Angel & Spike #10 solidifies the strength of the series on every level. Find out why it nails action, emotion, and the heart of the Buffyverse.
John Leguizamo’s directorial debut, Critical Thinking, focuses an inner-city class as they compete at a National Chess Championship.
As the Queens take time to rest, the world around them continues to spin and new threats emerge on the horizon in Rat Queens #21 from Image Comics.
Transformers Galaxies #6 puts Cliffjumper in a sticky situation: can he stop Deathsaurus while also evading the Probats who think he committed a crime?
The formula is familiar for returning fans, yet still manages to feel like a phenomenal breath of fresh air and positivity.
In Motherland: Fort Salem Episode 2 the unit travels to Salem Town for an annual witch celebration, but a disturbance throws it into chaos.
It has been thirteen years since Yale and Morgan fled to a new life, but the past rarely stays buried in Dryad #1 from Oni Press.
In ‘Rising Sun #3’ with Chiyoko having fallen from the mountain, the remaining team members march forth to face their enemy.
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Episodes 10-13 of Avatar: Seven Havens solidify Book 1: Survival as the best first season among all the Avatar Legends shows.
Despite the CGI and its more formulaic monster-of-the-episode approach, Dead-End Job is a fun romp that’s as enjoyable as it is wholly relatable.
High praise for Nocturne Episode 1 & 2, as the series takes its time and both content to pause in smaller moments.
Newlyweds Episode 1 is a mostly successful execution of the cozy situational comedy so dear to television audiences, driven by actors with great chemistry.














