Ricky Church reviews Action Comics #1000… This is it. The big one. In 1938 the world was introduced to Superman in the pages of Action Comics #1 by two young writers and artists from Cleveland, Ohio named Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Flashforward 80 years later and Superman has somehow remained so popular in the public consciousness […]
Chicago Critics Film Festival 2018 Capsule Review – Revenge
The comically but altogether disgustingly unrealistic amounts of blood dripping from characters both male and female, soaked into the walls of a remote mountainous getaway vacation home and the vast desert landscapes that occupy the surroundings, are absolutely sure to be a major talking point for Revenge (the feature-length debut from French writer and director Coralie Fargeat), but this is rape vengeance with […]
Comic Book Review – Action Comics: 80 Years of Superman
Ricky Church reviews Action Comics: 80 Years of Superman… Superman is about to reach a milestone 1000th issue of Action Comics, the title which introduced him to the world and irrevocably changed the landscape for the comic book industry and superhero genre forever. To further celebrate the milestone, DC has published Actions Comics: 80 Years of Superman […]
Supergirl Season 3 Episode 14 Review – ‘Schott Through the Heart’
Martin Carr reviews the fourteenth episode of Supergirl season 3… After the enforced hiatus which saw Supergirl disappear off our screens due to a scheduling clash, it is nice to have things back where they belong. Cheesy karaoke, shrink wrapped superheroes and marauding prehistoric animals run rampant in this return to form. Laurie Metcalf who […]
The Flash Season 4 Episode 18 Review – ‘Lose Yourself’
Jessie Robertson reviews the eighteenth episode of The Flash season 4… So, DeVoe comes back with a vengeance this week and it puts Team Flash in a bigger bind than they were before, as hard as that is to believe. Flash doesn’t make us wait after the tag scene last week when Harry seemed to […]
Video Game Review – Last Day of June
Red Stewart reviews Last Day of June on Nintendo Switch… Video games have been a great platform to tell stories without dialogue. While experimental films have tried their hand at this genre, they lack one aspect of gaming that helps give the latter an edge in this department, and that is interaction. When players are […]
Video Game Review – Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
Shaun Munro reviews Yakuza 6: The Song of Life… The Yakuza series won itself a whole new Western fanbase last year with the release of the meteorically successful Yakuza 0, and last summer’s remake of the original game, Yakuza Kiwami, cemented the franchise’s newfound popularity in a void still awaiting the next Shenmue game. While this latest instalment is as […]
Movie Review – The Sigma Kids (2018)
Sigma Kids, 2018. Directed by Anthony Crupi. Featuring Patti Brett, Marla Kanevsky, Carlos Alomar, and David Bowie. SYNOPSIS: A documentary about David Bowie’s time in Philadelphia and the fans who waited for him outside Sigma Sound Studios. Young Americans wasn’t the first album David Bowie recorded after breaking with the Spiders from Mars (that was […]
Comic Book Review – Superman – Action Comics: Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 2
Ricky Church reviews Superman – Action Comics: Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 2… On the eve of Action Comics’ 1000th issue, DC has released the second deluxe Rebirth volume, Superman – Action Comics: Rebirth Deluxe Edition Book 2, a fairly hefty collection that wraps up the mystery of the other Clark Kent while building the threat of Mr. Oz’s machinations. […]
Tech Review – Venom Power Pack and Stand for Nintendo Switch
Calum Petrie reviews the Venom Power Pack and Stand for Nintendo Switch… So as a recent convert to the Nintendo Switch, I have found playing games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and the other more graphically intensive games on this console are a bigger drain on battery than the more indie focuses […]
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