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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Wants $50 Bucks For Its Season Pass
So much fucking jumping! Oh and that's a lot of chow mein (money) for some DLC. You got to be a huge COD fan to plunk down that kind of...chow mein. Chow, Chow Chow Mein!!
Review: Umbral #10
A quick history lesson and an odd note to start things off. Umbral 1 – 7 were reviewed on this very site, each month it got glowing reviews until it just stopped getting reviews, probably because after seven months of yelling “this book is great read it” they figured you either knew it was good and already bought it, or just wanted everyone to shut up and move on.
Review: Harbinger – Omegas #3
For my money the two most interesting characters in the Valiant Universe are Peter Stanchek and Toyo Harada. Granted the Valiant Universe is populated by plenty of characters that are deep with flaws and personality to boot, but there’s something just fascinating about the relationship between these two characters.
Review: Southern Bastards #5
The world lost one bad motherfucking shitkicker in September with issue 4 of Southern Bastards. Issue 5 is where Jasons Aaron and Latour start to let us in on who this implacable douchebag was that Earl Tubb lost his life to in an effort to clean his town up, even just a little bit.
Review: Captain Midnight #16
There is no doubt that Joshua Williams, Fernando Dagnino, and sometimes Manuel Garcia’s Captain Midnight has been one of my favorite reads out of the Dark Horse comic stables. It has been ushered as the flagship title of Project Black Sky and arguably it has been the best of each Black Sky title with only a couple coming close.
The Info Zombie – Episode 86: Jason DiGioia
Episode 86 brings the magnificent Jason DiGioia to the show to discuss Maine, Paranormal stuff, Halloween, and car tint memorials.
Review: Lenore #11
Whatever you do don’t read this issue in sections. I started reading it and then had to go somewhere and I was distracted and bored just waiting to get back to this issue. Is it hilarious? Yes. Yes it absolutely is. It’s also the biggest fucking issue Roman Dirge has ever done and he states that in the back in case you couldn’t figure it out yourself.
Review: Roche Limit #2
Space, as we are reminded in the opening pages of Roche Limit #2, is a pretty big place. Clearly, based on the sheer longevity of science fiction, there’s a lot going on in it. Of course, that’s one of the biggest pitfalls in stories told against the backdrop of the cosmos: there’s so much to explore and to see; so many stories to tell.
Review: Sally of the Wasteland #4
I have been trying to catch up with this series since the first issue and finally made it. I wish I hadn’t waited so long since I really enjoyed what I’ve read so far of the series. To recap it’s a post-apocalyptic world and some mysterious tech has fallen from the sky and is leading anyone that finds it to New Orleans which is the worst of the worst in terms of a post-apocalyptic area.
Review: Bob’s Burgers #3
If you’re a fan of the show, you know exactly what you’re getting into with the Bob’s Burgers comic. Each issue features a short story narrated by each kid, a page full of Bob’s brainstorming for burger names, and a letter written by Linda to a different company each time.
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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.