Matt Rodgers reviews the season finale of The X-Files season 11… We’ve been here before, the end I mean. Saying goodbye to Mulder and Scully has always been an experience tinged with frustration and sadness. The quintessential, “they should have ended it sooner” show, originally, erm, ended in 2002, with a two hour, 201st and […]
Comic Book Review – All-Star Batman Vol. 3: The First Ally
Ricky Church reviews All-Star Batman Vol. 3: The First Ally… One thing people who are only vaguely aware of Batman most commonly know is the vigilante is often supported by his loyal butler, Alfred Pennyworth. While Alfred has been a significant character in the Batman mythos for over 75 years now, its rare for a […]
Comic Book Review – WWE #15
Liam Hoofe reviews Boom! Studios WWE #15… Last month, Boom! Studios began a new saga in their ongoing WWE series, shifting their focus from The Shield’s storyline onto the birth of the women’s revolution in WWE, and in particular, on the rise of the four horsewomen from NXT to the main stage. In last month’s […]
Lucifer Season 3 Episode 18 Review – ‘The Last Heartbreak’
Tori Brazier reviews the eighteenth episode of Lucifer season three… ‘The Last Heartbreak’ is another episode that justifies Tom Welling’s decision to appear in Lucifer as Pierce, taking on such an apparently ‘beige’ character at the beginning of the season – a character that has since been revealed to have plenty of torment to tackle […]
Video Game Review – Kirby Star Allies
Shaun Munro reviews Kirby Star Allies… Kirby’s first significant foray on the Nintendo Switch may feel like something of a malnourished affair emerging in the shadow of, say, Super Mario Odyssey, but on its own terms it is a lightly enjoyable – if exceedingly simple – little jaunt. If you’ve been inundating yourself with challenging, full-fat AAA […]
Comic Book Review – Transformers: Lost Light #16
Ricky Church reviews Transformers: Lost Light #16… Transformers: Lost Light returns to Rodimus and his displaced crew after a few issues in an intriguing story where they wake up to find they are in the afterlife. Or at least, what appears to be the afterlife. This issue had everyone confronting their doubts, faith and past mistakes […]
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Season 3 Episode 15 Review – ‘Necromancing the Stone’
Jessie Robertson reviews the fifteenth episode of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow season 3… This is the quintessential Legends episode. Sara (being possessed by Mallus) is being a complete and utter badass that she is while cornering each member of the crew by themselves, as Mallus uses their inner most fears against them. She was being […]
Comic Book Review – Green Lantern: Earth One Vol. 1
Ricky Church reviews Green Lantern: Earth One Vol. 1… DC’s latest graphic novel in the Earth One series goes full-out sci-fi as husband-and-wife team Gabriel Hardman and Corinna Bechko deliver a re-telling of Hal Jordon’s origins in Green Lantern: Earth One Vol. 1. As with the previous Earth One books, they make changes to the traditional origins of the superhero, […]
Jessica Jones Season 2 Episode 13 Review – ‘AKA Playland’
Matt Rodgers reviews the final episode of Jessica Jones season 2… “We are the two most powerful women in the world. We can do anything” Depending on your take on Jessica and Alisa’s relationship and the decisions they make, their journey to the Canadian border is either Dumb & Dumber, or Thelma & Louise. A […]
Book Review – 4 3 2 1 by Paul Auster
Michelle Herbert reviews 4 3 2 1 by Paul Auster… 4 3 2 1 is a book about stories and writing, all told from one character’s perspective, that of Archie Ferguson. Although that isn’t strictly true, as there are four versions of Ferguson, each growing up slightly different from the others, in terms of their […]
