Katsucon 2014: 20 Years Old and Still Some Growing Pains
Katsucon is a three day annual anime convention that takes place at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in...
Reviews
Watson and Holmes is a Study in Amazing
In honor of Black History Month we took a closer look at African-American talent who are making waves in the...
So Many Problems Make Furious #1 Infuriating
Published by Dark Horse Comics Written by Bryan JL Glass Art by Viktor Santos Being a huge fan of Mice...
The LEGO Movie Builds an Unexpected Treat
There are two kinds of people on Valentine’s Day: People who are going on a date and people going see...
Shoveling Scares: “Dig” Highlights “A Night of Short Films VIII”
After a slate of films that were, at times, great, here are the winners from Average Superstar Films “A Night...
Dead Rising 3: Fun Decapitates Flaws
He's covered wars, ya know? Wait, Frank West isn't in this game ... oh well, time to kill some zombies...
Matt Smith’s Final Doctor Who Delivers a Lump of Coal
Recently I returned to watching Doctor Who, after years (decades more likely) away. I did so because of the incredible...
Gotta Catch This One: A Review of Pokemon X & Y
It's time to “catch ‘em all” once again! This time in all new adventure. Introducing the newest installment of the...
Dead Body Road #1: A Road Too Well-Travelled
REVIEW: Dead Body Road #1 Publisher: Image Comics Story by Justin Jordan Art by Matteo Scalera and Moreno Dinisio I’m...
A Tale of Two Bat Volumes: A Review of DC’s New 52 Batgirl and Batman: The Dark Knight
For many, DC Comics New 52 introduced an era of uncertainty about which of their treasured comics would resemble the...