REVIEWS

‘Two Sentence Horror Stories’ first season comes to a close with “Little Monsters,” as it creates an urban fairytale from a woodsy one.

‘Torchlight II,’ a game that’s been one of my go-to for a good hack and slash grind time for years, has finally made its way to consoles.

The escaped convicts turned potential saviors, Styrian and Mahan and Rekala, have found civilization in ‘Reaver #3’ from Image Comics.

In ‘Ronin Island #6,’ Hana and Kenichi are being pushed back to the Island while Hana settles in and learns more about the Shogun’s rise to power.

‘Dead Legends #1’ follows a desperate widow who picks up an invitation medallion from her deceased husband to enter the Dead Legends Tournament.

Unearth #3 is about exploring the horrors of the cave we saw the team enter in issue #2 while Bunn and Strahm lay breadcrumbs for the story’s future.

Carnival Row will draw viewers in with its complex characters, timely parallels to current events, and a universe rich with detail and history.

Tigers Are Not Afraid is a dark fantasy that uses fairytales to explore trauma, violence, and childhood in the middle of a city run by cartels.

The ‘City of Bane’ arc continues in ‘Batman #78,’ as Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle mend their relationship while training to take back their city.

‘Gotham City Monsters #1’ is a horror comic that brings me back to the Universal Monsters of old and it brings it to the pages of DC Comics.