REVIEWS
Sonic Prime puts a cap on what’s been a solid year for the Blue Blur, even if its story and animation style do feel somewhat rushed.
Murderworld: Spider-Man #1 is a mature comic that further establishes Arcade’s sick mind, whilst heroes begin to take notice of his actions.
The Glory is a revenge story that pays off in spades. Thrilling, gripping, and unnerving, it offers catharsis that only revenge stories can.
Amazing Spider-Man #16 is is a deeply personal book within the Dark Web crossover, showcasing a superb fight between Peter Parker and Ben Reilly.
7 Women And A Murder delivers a campy whodunnit but its uneven performances makes can’t bring it past middle of the road.
MMPR/TMNT II #1 reunites the Power Rangers and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for an adventure that looks to be even wackier than the first.
In Trolley Episodes 3-4, the fallout from episode 2’s shocking end continues as the problems surrounding Assemblyman Nam grow more complex.
Harley Quinn #25 has elevated the current arc into one that delves into the Multiverse, bringing characters in from alternate worlds.
Chainsaw Man Season 1 is perfect. While the series is known for its epic and bloody action, MAPPA nails its emotional beats too.
Chainsaw Man Episode 12 offers up an action-packed ending to a perfect season with emotional moments showcasing the depth of the series.
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TRENDING POSTS
Far Cry New Dawn have been mixed. However, there is something this game does better than anything I have ever seen in any game I have played; subtitles.
Disney’s power over the entertainment industry might seem new but in actuality, Disney has fought a long battle to get where it is.
In Super Sons: The Polarshield Project not only is Damian Wayne is a white boy with brown hair, but he really isn’t.
In ‘Batman #84,’ writer Tom King delves into the psyche of Thomas Wayne and answers all remaining questions about the City of Bane.
















