Review: Baltimore: The Witch of Harju #2
Baltimore and crew escort Sofia, the young woman who they saved from the undead monster in this first issue of this series, through the Estonian town.
Review: Emily and the Strangers: Breaking The Record #3
Emily and the Strangers: Breaking the Record concludes with an uplifting message about rock n roll and fighting the power!
Pokkén Tournament Is Exactly What It Sounds Like
That's right Bandai Namco announced that they've teamed up with Pokemon for a new arcade fighter called... Pokkén Tournament. From the looks of it it's taking the Tekken system and pairing it with Pokemon characters for a new fighter.
Onechanbara Continues To Be Onechanbara With NSFW Bonus Costumes
If you've never played an Onechanbara game I highly recommend you rent before you buy. The main drawl to the game is the costumes for the main characters, but the graphics for the gameplay look to have gotten better.
This Junko Enoshima Cosplay Kicks All Kinds of Ass!
You know what the great thing about cosplay is? Sometimes you discover new shows to check out because of it. Point in case I have seen other cosplay's of the character Junko Enoshima
Check Out GKids' Trailer For Patema Inverted
New anime movie? Yes please. This one comes from GKids and it looks pretty interesting. Here's the synopsis before you check out the trailer and a clip from the film.
Review: Kamen – Vol. 1
Kamen’s story begins with a man waking up in a field with a bad ass mask on. He panics because of the mask on his face, but suddenly a voice starts talking to him via the mask. It tells him to calm down and not to remove the mask because they both die. Already your interest should be piqued.
Review: Musashi
Your first question is probably, “Is this about Miyamoto Mushashi?” and the answer is simply yes. Musashi is all about the famous Japanese samurai Miyamoto Mushashi that lived at the end of the samurai era. The story takes an interesting take on presenting his life though as it’s narrated by Mushashi’s adopted son.
Review: Displaced Persons
Displaced Persons is one of the best comic books I have read. Ever. Not just the best of the week or the month or even the year, but ever. It’s a story that is complex to understand and yet easy to explain. The problem is that once you explain it, some of the magic is gone from reading it. I’ll do my best not to ruin it for you.
Review: Ciudad
Ciudad is a story primed for the graphic novel format, but at times also feels like a story that wants to be on the silver screen. That’s not always a bad thing as the creators take a cinematic approach to the story and it’s pacing.
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On December 2nd, we unleash LANCER #1, a brutal near-future action thriller. LANCER is ALIENS meets the gig economy: military veterans use an app to hunt dangerous species for cash, until one job beneath New York City hunts them back.