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Review: Godzilla: Rulers of Earth #17
Lucy’s team recovers after the fight in the Russian tundra. Although the Cryog leader fled with two MechaGodzilla units, the Spetsnaz assisted human team captures the twin psychic women who aided the aliens.
Video Game High School: S3:E2 - Nobody Cool Goes to Prom
In the previous two seasons of their high-school comedy series, 'VGHS' has never done a prom episode. So how do they tackle it in their third and final season? By having none of their characters go to prom.
Review: The Dream Merchant #5
You might as well pick this issue up for the art. Anthony Hope-Smith brings all the nightmares to life in issue #5. Just looking at the artwork gives the reader this intense feeling. The Gatekeepers have made the nightmares of all, young and old, come to life.
Review: Tabatha Vol. 1
A few weeks ago I reviewed the first issue of Tabatha, an attractive book that despite its flaws was a professional effort; a decent start. However, as I noted then, I wasn't sure if Tabatha was a one-shot or a first issue, as the story felt like it wrapped up in its final few pages.
Review: The 7th Sword #5
After being relatively optimistic about 7th Sword’s change-up in artists early on in its run, I think that has caught up to it in the fifth issue. There’s a lot I liked about this issue in terms of the story and artwork, but they brought in a new artist to do layouts whose background is animation storyboarding—you’d think that would be a natural transition, but it shows itself to be an entirely different beast.
Review: The Twilight Zone #9
I’ve jumped on and off of this series with reviews because I’ve found that checking in with each issue just isn’t needed. I’m back again though because this marks the beginning of the third story arc and possibly the final from J. Michael Straczynski.
Review: Butterfly #2
Much like the band Bush tried to do in 1994, the first issue of Butterfly begged us to remember that it’s the “little things” that kill. That’s something you’ll have to remember while treading into this book. It does not exist beneath a hail of bullets or a screen of explosions; this is a story about the beats between the bedlam, and it works ... for the most part.
New Clips From Laggies
I totally didn't get the title of the film until going to the website. You can check out the image above to see what I mean. The first clip is good. I liked it. The second clip had an obvious set up for a joke and fell completely flat. The only word I could understand was "cock" and Keira Knightley's delivery was forced and unnatural. I still have hope for the film though.
NYCC 14: Shaun Simon on Neverboy (Interview)
Usually I’d tell you all about a series before we dived into an interview, but that’s basically what this interview is. Shuan Simon was cool enough to sit down with me at New York Comic Con and tell me about his new project from Dark Horse Comics, Neverboy. Pay close attention there might just be some info you won’t find anywhere else!
Comic Bastards Presents: Indie-Ween - 'Tis The Night of Halloween by Jacques Nyemb and Justin Wood
Welcome to the second installment of Indie-Ween! You may recall the first installment of our Halloween indie creator spotlight, but if you don't check it out here. Today we have a very cool Halloween inspired poem from Jacques Nyemb and Justin Wood. You may recall them from a little ditty called Smörgåsbord Squad! We've got links to check out their work after their submission below.
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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.