I was really backlogged on TV and agents of shield has been fairly low on my list of things to catch up on. But I'm glad I gave it a break, as it's nice to watch it in big chunks.

Daniel Coleman 4/23/15 Daniel Coleman 4/23/15

Review: Gotham 1.20 – Under The Knife

Did I actually enjoy an episode of Gotham? I think I did, the show is still jerky and confuses the DC/Batman mythology, but this episode had some really enjoyable set pieces. The show still had its concurrent story-lines (minus Fish Mooney) but this time they flowed together well. Usually the show feels like each storyline is written separately, filmed separately and then edited together by a third party.

Daniel Coleman 4/22/15 Daniel Coleman 4/22/15

Review: ApocalyptiGirl: An Aria For The End Times

Do you like strong female characters? Me too. Especially when they feel like they can actually do the things depicted.

Daniel Coleman 4/22/15 Daniel Coleman 4/22/15

Review: Chew #48

Holy shit, what a great issue. If I was to explain to anyone why Chew is such a great book (this month), this would be an excellent issue to show someone. It has everything that makes this comic so damn good. So you may ask what are those things? (Or you might be thinking about that itch in the middle of your spine, I don't read minds, I write reviews)

Daniel Coleman 4/22/15 Daniel Coleman 4/22/15

Review: Empire: Uprising #1

When I was about seven or eight I once asked my mum, why there were no stories where the bad guys win. I was confused that the bad guys always seemed to be rich, have good plans and usually a whole army.

Daniel Coleman 4/22/15 Daniel Coleman 4/22/15

Review: The Infinite Loop #1

The Infinite Loop is one of those comics that is trying to educate the reader about a certain topic (LGBT relationships) kind of like Bitch Planet.

Daniel Coleman 4/21/15 Daniel Coleman 4/21/15

Review: Tomb Raider #15

This months issue of Tomb Raider was a strange one. Not only because it deals with the old South American 'myth' of the chupacabra, but because the character voices feel a little off.

Daniel Coleman 4/21/15 Daniel Coleman 4/21/15

Review: Gotham 1.19 - Beasts of Prey

Well Gotham came back with a bit of a whimper. It took me a while to get round to watching it (sorry). Here is a run down of some of the story-lines involved.

Daniel Coleman 4/15/15 Daniel Coleman 4/15/15

Review: Borderlands #8

I actually didn't hate this one. Over the last few issues I was really harsh on this series, due mainly to the fact that it is not as good as the game.

Daniel Coleman 4/14/15 Daniel Coleman 4/14/15

Review: Aquila #1

This is the first of five in a mini-series about a gladiator who is bestowed an unnatural ability. As soon as I read the first page I was sucked in. The first panel tells us about our main character, who was a gladiator in Spartacus's army (awesome and I'm in). Aquila is an anti-hero, could you have a gladiator thrown into a war any other way?

Daniel Coleman 4/14/15 Daniel Coleman 4/14/15

Review: Capture Creatures #3

I picked up Capture Creatures #3 because I wanted something cute and the title screamed cute. I was not disappointed, this comic is adora-bubble. All of the creatures are well drawn and beautifully colored. No surprise (I kind of guessed again from the title) that it's very similar to Pokémon.