Saga Elevates the Comic Book Medium
Saga #1 Story by Brian K. Vaughn Art by Fiona Staples Publisher: Image Comics Review by Jenny "Cake" Sweigert I...
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Lazarus #4 Delivers on Epic Storyline
Lazarus #4 Story by Greg Rucka Art by Michael Lark and Brian Level; Colors by Santi Arcas Review by Gene...
DMZ: A Journey into our Society’s Heart of Darkness
There are two sides to every story. Two versions. Two factions in every Civil War. Except when there’s not. That’s...
Will & Whit: A Must-Read Tale for Teens
Welcome to “Independents Day,” Nerd Caliber’s short reviews of noteworthy comics and books NOT produced by a major publisher. My...
Anime Weekend Atlanta 2013 — Convention Review
Anime Weekend Atlanta (AWA) has been a go-to fan-favorite since it first opened its doors in 1995. Although hot on...
REVIEW: Lost Planet 3
Lost Planet 3 is a third person shooter developed by Spark Unlimited and published by Capcom for Microsoft Windows, PS3,...
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Gives Franchise Fresh Start
It's one of the great apologies in gaming. After the horrendously made "Final Fantasy XIV" nearly crushed the credibility of...
Surprise, Surprise…The Superior Spider-Man is “No Brand New Day”
If you’re an older Spider-Man reader, then you remember the days when Peter Parker was married to M.J. It was...
Comic Review: Robyn Hood #5
Review: Robyn Hood #5 (Zenescope) By: Erin DeBorba In Issue 4 of Robyn Hood, we left Robyn as she sat...
Manborg Review: A Cultural Turducken On A Budget
So I got my DVD of "Manborg" from Astron-6 in the mail recently and watched it. I'm not going to...