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Trailer Time: Dead Rising: Watchtower
I'm a pretty big fan of the Dead Rising series. I've played all of them extensively--I'm not fucking around I love these games. But this movie looks to be a little off the mark when it comes to capturing the soul of the series. Then again what the hell do I know? Watch free on Crackle March 27th!
Review: Red Sonja #14
I don’t know if it’s just me, but man, this new story arc in Red Sonja has a real dark feel about it. Sure, The She Devil has had moments of darkness during writer Gail Simone and artist Walter Geovani’s run. But with those moments, there was always some equal moments of humor and a lighter feel.
Review: Reyn #1
A poor farmer in the field, working hard to keep his family fed, is suddenly attacked by a giant spider that burrows up from the ground. Just as the farmer and his family seemed doomed, enter our hero, Reyn (not that he gives his name, he is bad ass like that), who makes quick work of the monster in a well done action scene.
Review: The Strain: The Night Eternal #5
We have now come to Issue #5 of Dark Horse Comics’ graphic depiction of Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s third book of The Strain Trilogy. Entitled The Night Eternal, in reading and viewing the images, you will find that there could be no better or more appropriate title. This installment is a downer. No doubt about it. Human kind, and even vampire kind have been utterly swallowed up by The Master and his devious dealings. The guy (make that the “It”) that is The Master has for all intents and purposes, won. There is nothing more to fight for. Earth is doomed. Or is it?
Review: Samurai Jack #16
We have entered a new storyline with Samurai Jack called the "Master of Time, and I couldn’t be more excited. After last month’s conclusion, I was totally stoked about this series. Every issue had something to offer. The story was fun, the art was colorful, and like most readers, I was ready to kick some Aku butt.
Review: Goners #4
Josiah isn’t dead, but Mama Latimer is a weird monster thing and everything’s gone to hell. Goners #4 is hard to follow at times- must we always be so cryptic?- but there’s a lot of action and a decent amount of gore. If that’s your thing.
Review: Rise of the Magi #5
We get a good run-down of the story so far in the opening pages of issue five, and we need them. The last time we checked in with Asa, Bloop, and April was back in September. So the recap helps.
Review: The Bigger Bang #3
The Bigger Bang is in its homestretch now, and while it continues to be a space opera romp that’s enjoyable to read, it’s managed to lose much of what made it unique in its first issue. Whereas early issues felt surprising in its tone, and its approach to story about super beings IN SPACE, this issue sees Cosmos and Wyan falling into roles we’ve seen time and time again, only here we view it courtesy of Vassilis Gogtzilas’ continuously captivating sketch style, a style that oozes atmosphere in each panel while maintaining narrative clarity.
Review: The Autumnlands: Tooth and Claw #3
It’s quite difficult writing these Autumnlands reviews because there are only so many ways that I can write “this series is great.” Regardless, here we go as I once again praise this series for being awesome in almost every way. Writer Kurt Busiek is doing a fantastic job fleshing out his world while also moving his story forward, while the art team of Benjamin Dewey and Jordie Bellaire also continue to impress. If you’re still not reading The Autumnlands, then you need to rectify that error as soon as possible.
Review: Lumberjanes #10
The Lumberjanes have the day off! April, Ripley, and Jo promise not to get into any mischief while Mal and Molly go on a date, but keeping out of trouble is pretty impossible when you’re a Lumberjane. Mal and Molly don’t stumble upon adventure so much as follow it into the woods. Before they know it, they’re in another dimension. It’s just another day.
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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.