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RavenReset - Gaming Recap of 2025 - A Year of Big Comebacks, Disappointments, and Absolute Classics

December 30, 2025
 2025 was an intense gaming year for me, but also a personal journey through the history of the medium. From safe blockbuster releases, thro...Read More

Comic Review: “Batman #1” – A New Knight Rises? A Strong Start With Bold Ideas, Though Not Without Missteps

December 22, 2025
  The year 2025 brings yet another attempt to redefine Batman’s role in a modern world a world where billionaires are viewed more than ever ...Read More

Comic review: Absolute Batman #12

December 18, 2025
  Few comic series manage to hit so hard emotionally while still maintaining the brutal, dark tone that defines Batman’s mythology. Absolute...Read More

Comic Review: Nightwing #130

December 17, 2025
  Nightwing #130 is an issue that can confidently be called the best chapter of Dan Watters’ run so far – and this is only part ONE of a ne...Read More

Comic Review: “Marvel / DC: Deadpool / Batman #1” – A Grand Crossover That Fizzles Out

December 16, 2025
  Whenever Marvel and DC join forces, it’s supposed to be an event something special that brings together decades of comic book history and ...Read More
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