Advance Movie Review: Star Trek: Section 31
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief The world of Star Trek has expanded in new and surprising ways over the last few years. Star Trek: Discovery took us further into the future than we’ve ever seen on screen. Star Trek: Strange New…
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Spider-Man #13
by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto are doing it again! Last month in Ultimate Spider-Man #12 they gave us a holiday issue with the impression everything was fine. Month 12 meant a Christmas party at the Parkers’!…
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Wolverine #1 (Spoiler-Free)
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Get ready for a KILLER new take on the X-Men Universe. Ultimate Wolverine has officially arrived…hope you survive the experience! When The Maker altered the path of this new Ultimate Universe, he created a new future…
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Get your willpower ready, because DC is about to go ALL IN for a brand-new era of Green Lantern! The new epic adventure starts this week with the release of Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1. Now that…
Advance Review: Aquaman #1
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief The King is back! Aquaman returns for a brand-new solo series as part of DC’s ALL IN initiative, and he couldn’t possibly be in better hands. Fan-favorite writer Jeremy Adams (The Flash, Green Lantern, Green Lantern…
Comic Book Review: The Lucky Devils #1
by Ryan Martin, Reporter Have you ever imagined a darker, grittier, and maybe even a little bit devilish take on Eight Billion Genies? Buckle up my friend, because your wish has come true! Image presents The Lucky Devils, a new…
Comic Book Review: Cable: Love & Chrome #1
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Nathan Summers, better known as Cable, is back in action for a brand-new series! Our favorite time-traveler continues his adventures through time thanks to the talents of writer David Pepose (Punisher, Space Ghost), artist Mike Henderson…
Comic Book Review: Power Rangers Prime #2
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief It’s time to get back to action, because Power Rangers Prime #2 from Boom! Studios is now available. This bold new title puts an interesting twist on the Power Rangers Universe, and now is the perfect…
Movie Review: Hellboy: The Crooked Man
by Ryan Martin, Reporter Big Red returns to the silver screen! Hellboy: The Crooked Man is the 4th live-action film, and second total reboot of the Hellboy cinematic franchise. This latest movie is an adaptation of the Hellboy: The Crooked…
Movie Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
by G. E. Uke, Reporter Sonic the Hedgehog is one of those wacky characters from the early video game era that somehow went mainstream, despite making very little sense. People decided to build on his lore with comics, cartoons, and…
Comic Book Review: The New Gods #1 (2024) Spoiler-Free
by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief The New Gods’ Fourth World pocket-yet-somehow-macro universe and its godlike denizens were created by the Highfather of comics, Jack Kirby, back in 1971. Kirby never intended The New Gods to be an ongoing series, but it…
Comic Book Review: NYX #6
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Good news everyone! My favorite “From the Ashes Era” continues with the release of NYX #6 from Marvel. Following the epic ending to the series’ opening arc, the mutant community in New York needs a bit…
Advance Review: Hornsby & Halo #1 (SPOILER-FREE)
The year of Ghost Machine continues with the launch of their latest book: Hornsby & Halo #1! This new series falls under their “Family Odysseys” umbrella and focuses on the internal battle between good and evil. What happens when you take a child from Hell and put them with a caring family? If you took a child from Heaven and gave them to a less-than-ethical family, would they take on those characteristics? It’s “nature versus nurture” with an interesting twist. Spoiler-free review ahead.
Advance Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #4
The brothers are back in action as the adventures of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles continue! Unless you’ve been hiding in your shell, you probably know that Jason Aaron and a plethora of talented comic book creators have been on overdrive with the first three installments of the new ongoing TMNT series. Each issue has been stunning to say the least, and the last chapter was easily worthy of an Eisner Award. Now that “Return to New York” has reached its fourth installment, it’s time for Donatello’s time in the spotlight. Grab your favorite pizza and get ready because Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #4 is now available at your local comic book store.