REVIEWS
The Wanderer: Frankenstein’s Creature is a story-driven game that aims to go back to the roots of Mary Shelley’s legendary novel.
Together made its United States debut at the 2019 Austin Film Festival and follows Julia, a biohazard remediation cleaner as she enter an unethical impasse.
Rick and Morty Presents: Unity features an ex on a mission, and she’s got Rick in her crosshairs. Don’t miss this hilarious 43-page Ricktastic issue.
Little Town Hero provides a fun, quirky, challenging experience for Game Freak and JRPG fans alike despite its heavy emphasis on combat.
Doctor Sleep brings us back to the Overlook Hotel in the best ways as a direct sequel to 1980s The Shining while also setting its own path.
The Often Wrong Volume 1 brings short comics, sketches, and gives a behind-the-scenes look at the work of the eccentric artists’ work.
Rick and Morty #55 tells two stories: “Honey I Ricked The Kids”, and “Last Things”. Great reading to prepare for Season four of the animated show!
Crone #1 introduces readers to Bloody Bliss. A battle hardened warrior without peer. Or at least she was several decades ago…
Why have one horror story when you could have five? Check out where ‘Nightmare Cinema’ succeeds and where it struggles before you press play.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare looked to add realism to a shooter that hasn’t been played for its campaign in awhile, and it did for great affect.
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Collision Course focuses on the aftermath of a bank robbery and how a single moment can completely change the course of events.
Episodes 10-13 of Avatar: Seven Havens solidify Book 1: Survival as the best first season among all the Avatar Legends shows.
American Dad! has its fair share of supernatural hauntings, witchcraft, and psychological mysteries that are perfect to watch this spooky season.
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.














