REVIEW: Chainsaw Man Chapter 158, “Gyohnee Guillotine” Gives Asa Hilarious New Allies
Tatsuki Fujimoto’s Chainsaw Man has been picking up considerably in its most recent manga chapters. There has been nearly nonstop […]
REVIEW: Ghost Rider: Final Vengeance #1 Is A Montage of Beautiful Hellfire And Madness
Penned by longtime Wolverine regular Benjamin Percy, with art by Danny Kim, colors by Bryan Valenza and letters by VC’s […]
REVIEW: Wolverine #45 Is A Chaotic And Confusing Romp With Little Wolverine
Since the 2023 Hellfire Gala, Marvel Comics’s Mutant nation of Krakoa has been plunged into chaos of apocalyptic proportions with […]
REVIEW: Solo Leveling Episode 9 Is A Real Test For Jin-woo Sung
Through its countless bloody encounters, Solo Leveling has shown how dangerous each dungeon can be for Hunters. But if anything, […]
REVIEW: Fetch, Book Two: The Rescue Travels to the Underworld for a Major Twist
Storm King Comics’ Fetch is a modern-day Odyssey about 12-year-old Danni, who undertakes a journey to bring her dog Pirate […]
REVIEW: Fetch, Book One: The Journey Reinvents Classic Greek Myths for Today’s Readers
Not content to rest on his well-earned laurels, John Carpenter, the King of Horror, joined forces with his wife, producer […]
REVIEW: Love Lies Bleeding Leaves Us Wanting More Katy O’Brian
As we enter the world of Love Lies Bleeding — seduced by the extraterrestrial electronic tinkerings of composer Clint Mansell […]
REVIEW: Resident Alien Season 3, Episode 3 Goes Heavy on Heart
Three seasons in and the Syfy original series Resident Alien — loosely based on the Dark Horse Comics series by […]
REVIEW: Chicago PD Season 11, Episode 6 Is Hank Voight at His Best
Chicago PD has endured a lot of criticism in recent years — and not without reason. Much of it has […]
REVIEW: Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 4 Hones in on Character
Fittingly titled “A Different Approach,” Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3, Episode 4 picks up directly where the trilogy […]