Dustin Cabeal Dustin Cabeal

Interview: Death Saves Anthology Creators

Death Saves: Fallen Heroes of the Kitchen Table is already fully funded and successful on Kickstarter, but we have an interview with a few of the creators that helped on the series. First is SM Vidaurri talking about "Destiny", followed by Kevin Budnik talking about "Crit Fail" and lastly Matthew Blake with his tale "Roll Vs. Dungeon Master." If you're interested in the project (you should be) then head over to kickstarter where there's still plenty of time to take advantage of the rewards and check out the projects stretch goals!

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TV Reviews Aaron Halverson TV Reviews Aaron Halverson

Review: Agent Carter 1.4 – The Blitzkrieg Button

So far this has been the most solid hour of television that’s come from Agent Carter. This is the episode I’d show people who may have missed out until now. This is what I’d show people to win them over. It’s a well-balanced hour, the acting is good, there’s equal action and characterization and there’s equal comedy and drama.

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TV Reviews Daniel Coleman TV Reviews Daniel Coleman

Review: TMNT 3.09 - Return to New York

Hell yeah, this new incarnation of the Turtles is quickly over-whelming my love for the classic versions. After last week’s episode 'Vision Quest' I was impressed with the new gear the turtles were sporting. Seems like we'll only be seeing these cool battle duds in the new intro.

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Trailer Time: Tuyul - Part 1

This, this is why babies are evil, especially when they are based on Indonesia spirits. Now that's a double whammy.

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Comic Reviews James Anders II Comic Reviews James Anders II

Review: Sex #19

Saturn City has become a war zone to the highest degree. Violence and destruction are everywhere. The criminals are taking over and battling for control of the city. Regular folks are being pushed aside and the baddies are putting in their cards for a winner take all pot.

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Comic Reviews David Craig Comic Reviews David Craig

Review: Rasputin #4

I haven’t been very positive about previous issues of Rasputin, and frankly I thought missing the third issue would be the final nail in the coffin for whatever enthusiasm I had left for this series. Now having read issue four I can say that I still haven’t given up all hope for this book, but at the same time I’m still not impressed with what we’re currently getting on a monthly basis.

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Comic Reviews Austin Lanari Comic Reviews Austin Lanari

Review: The Vault of Horror Vol. 4

The Vault of Horror Volume 4 is a fun window into the history of comics and not much else. The stories harp on timeless horror tropes and often end in abrupt twists, but the artwork was ahead of its time in the consistency of its quality.

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