Comics
The Green Lantern #11 Review: Green and Pink Together Again
On the edge of the multiverse, reality is at risk of collapsing. Green Lantern and Star Sapphire are the only ones strong enough to save the rest of the multiversal Lanterns and whatever is...
Comics
A Novel Review: Black Science #42 Is The Penultimate Issue You Deserve
"Reality ain't all it's cracked up to be." That might not even be a real quote, but it still stands as a stark reminder that the subjective properties by which we gauge our existence...
Comics
A Novel Review: Ascender #5 Tears A Family Apart
It goes without saying that art is a subjective thing; what one person likes, another may despise. Keeping that in mind, Ascender is objectively a splendid piece of art, and you can't change how...
Comics
A Novel Review: Star Pig #2 Has Space-stations and Keanu Reeves
If you're the kind of person who likes outer space, pop-culture references, and massive water bears, then Star Pig is the comic for you. Written by Delilah S. Dawson, drawn by Francesco Gaston, and...
Comics
Strayed #1 Review: Post-cats and Galactic Subterfuge Await!
Sometimes a comic appears and has such a good plot that you wonder how nobody else thought of it first. So it is with Strayed, a Dark Horse comic written by Carlos Giffoni, drawn...
Movies
Elementary Series Finale: An Under The Lens Review
Under the lens takes a deep look at films and TV by focusing in on one or two particular areas of the picture or episode that helped to define it for better or for worse....
Comics
Stillanerd Reads: House of X #3
One of the more curious aspects of the X-Men comics, especially over the last decade, is their portrayals of humans. They are unequivocally evil. They hate mutants for the mere act of existing. When...
Comics
Thor #16 Review: Every Story’s End is a New Story’s Beginning
Every journey must come to an end, but in every end, there
is a beginning. This much is true for All-Father Thor.
Jason Aaron’s run on Thor is nearly at an end, but his time in...