The Hero and the Villain, the good and the bad, the fight for what’s right over what’s wrong. A simple theme that has lent its ideology to almost every form of entertainment throughout history. Movies, music, books, and even the theater do their best to display characters that portray both “good” and “bad” people. The […]
A CONTINUING MIX OF WRESTLING’S PAST & PRESENT THIS IS ADRIAN RICHARDSON’S WRASSLIN REVIEW As the entire world continues to live within the death grip of COVID-19 or otherwise known as the Corona Virus, so many people have answered the call to heroism. I would like to take this moment to thank all of those […]
Warning: Potential Spoilers! Using Biblical themes in comics is always interesting to see for me. As there’s always different interpretations on those themes and its just great. Tom Hutchison, David Paul, Jon Lock, Frank Martin, and Mark London are a few examples of those who’ve used Biblical themes in their respective works and now Jeffrey […]
MONITOR is a high concept cyberpunk adventure that seems to draw heavy influence from the the likes of Blade Runner, Minority Report, Psycho-Pass, and the original Ghost in the Shell movie. A story drenched in the theme of monitoring the masses in the interest of single self-preservation. You’re every move, every thought, every. single. aspect. […]
Four Books, One Allegiance Review by: Rob Wrecks So roughly three weeks ago during another lovely occasion where I was dealing with a toothache/infection, I was browsing about in my area’s local Wal-Mart (and my source of employment) while waiting for some meds to be filled for said issue of mine. My browsing led me […]
A new series from Vault Comics, Finger Guns packs a fun yet highly emotional punch like no other. Wes and Sadie are two broken teenagers from two different types of broken homes that are mysteriously given the ability to control other’s emotions for a short time with the use of their fingers. One finger = […]
Although the majority of the world is in love with the entire infamous “John Wick” movie series, there are still a few critics out there that can find a fault with any of the four installments, especially the inaugural 2014 film. The most common complaint is that the first half of “John Wick 1” was […]
For months now (a year really), Bob Salley has posted artwork for a title he and Stan Yak have been working on known as Broken Gargoyles. And to my knowledge, not exactly saying what the book is about but I could be wrong on that and that’s my own fault for not looking better if […]
We all know what the ideal utopian society looks like: Conscription. War on Earth is gone, and humanity has looked to the stars and EVERYONE wants a shot at being a part of such exploration. At least everyone those stories generally focus on. Everyone seems to put in their time and that’s all we get […]
IYANU #1 was a real treat to read, a great first introduction to the character of Iyanu and not only the world she inhabits but the world others of a different class inhabit as well as the setup for how these two are headed for an eventual and inevitable clash. Iyanu is a “forest girl,” […]
