Comic Review: Absolute Batman #11 – A Savage Masterpiece of Origins
When Absolute Batman #11 was first announced with Clay Mann as the guest artist, many including myself—were concerned. Mann is a superb il...Read More
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1100
One thousand and one hundred issues Detective Comics #1100 is not just another installment of the Dark Knight’s adventures, but above al...Read More
Comic Review: Amazing Spider-Man #10
The tenth issue of Amazing Spider-Man is an example of a comic that balances between frustrating predictability and exciting twists that ...Read More
Comic Review: Amazing Spider-Man #9
The new issue of “Amazing Spider-Man” begins a fresh story arc, but from the very first pages it’s painfully clear we’re dealing with some...Read More
Comic Review – Nightwing Annual 2025 #1
It’s rare for an annual issue of a comic book to be more than just a curiosity, a filler, or a disposable side story. In the case of Night...Read More
Game Review – Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater
There’s a dream that every fan of pop culture knows all too well: to relive a favorite movie, album, or book as if it were the first time....Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #129
Since Dan Watters took over the series, Nightwing has started exploring areas few fans expected. From grounded, street-level stories, the...Read More
Book Review: “Metal Gear Solid” by Raymond Benson – When a Game Becomes a Novel and Myth Meets Literature
Adapting a video game into a novel is a risky, almost reckless endeavor. On one hand, there’s a devoted fan base for whom any deviation fr...Read More
Comic Review: The Ultimates Vol. 1: Fix the World
The new Ultimate line from Marvel has stirred a lot of emotions from the start some praise the fresh approach, while others criticize the...Read More
Review of Uncanny X-Men #19 – “Narrative Chaos and Wasted Potential”
The Uncanny X-Men series under Gail Simone has always sparked mixed reactions. Sometimes it felt fresh and daring, in the spirit of the X...Read More
Comic Review of Wolverine #12 – “Illusions Without Purpose”
Wolverine’s solo series has long accustomed us to the fact that even if the plot takes a back seat, we can always count on brutal action, ...Read More
Comic Review – Ultimate Wolverine #8: “Beautiful Art, Empty Emotions”
Marvel’s Ultimate line promised fresh takes on familiar heroes. But freshness doesn’t always mean quality and Ultimate Wolverine #8 is a...Read More
Comic Review: One World Under Doom #2 – “Doom Gives, Doom Takes”
The second issue of One World Under Doom only confirms that Ryan North and R.B. Silva are playing a much more complex game with the reade...Read More
Comic Review: One World Under Doom #1 – “Only Doom Can Save Us”
Marvel has been serving us events for years some memorable, others forgotten the day they were released. But One World Under Doom by Ryan...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #95 – Politics, Blüdhaven, and the Price of Secrets
Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo have, for months, been consistently building one of the most important Nightwing runs in the character’s his...Read More
Game Review: Fire Emblem Engage
Fire Emblem Engage is a game that makes it clear from the very first minutes that its priority is tactical combat. If the previous entry –...Read More
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