REVIEWS

Robin #17 is like Lego blocks building up to get our hero where he needs to be. The build-up makes good story I can tell you about in my review.

Android versus android, wuxia-inspired wire-work fights, time-travel, aliens, and magic, there is a lot going on in WellGoUSA’s Alienoid.

Detective Comics #1063 is the spirit of brooding and grim times in print form. I am excited about this issue, and more excited to blab about it with y’all.

Olympus Rebirth #1 cements the Gods back into the DC Universe. But their greatness is not guaranteed as Hippolyta joins their pantheon.

Harley Quinn #21 brings the space horror back to Earth and continues to impress in a lively and atmospheric comic book.

Tinykin encapsulates all that is great and not-so-great about classic platformer collecathons. There is a lot offered here in such a small low-stress package. 

Soul Hackers 2 takes inspiration from both the Persona and Shin Megami Tensei series while including new things to varying degrees of success.

Saints Row manages to stay true to the series’ roots while trying to modernize some aspects, leading to a mixed bag of content and mechanics.

The crew of the USS Cerritos are back as Star Trek Lower Decks Season 3 returns to Paramount+ on August 25th with more hijinks, and capers.

House of the Dragon Episode 1 offers more Game of Thrones for better or worse, but it does have one element that will keep me coming back.