Weekend of a Champion Review: Reality Trumping Fiction
The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the largest and most highly respected races in the world. Drivers from all around the globe train and […]
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Clown Fatale #1 Review: Shlock Meets ‘Charlie’s Angels’
Victor Gischler decided to make the femme fatales clowns and the end result looks like the elephant cage after lights out. The first issue of […]
Shinjuku: The Film Episode 2 Review: Lacking
“Shinjuku†is a comic that pits together two giants in the industry: Christopher “mink†Morrison and legendary artist Yoshitaka Amano. Just listing Amano is enough […]
Unity #1 Review: When Good Goes Bad
“X-O: Manowar†is one of Valiant Comics’ most successful series. So what better way to treat your most famous character than to make him the […]
Astounding Villain House Review: More Hits Than Misses
Comic book super-villains come in many varieties. Shannon Wheeler’s “Astounding Villain House†takes a look at the super-villains’ everyday life with four stories that range […]
Kiss Me Satan #1 Review: Hunter of Wolves
Werewolves are one of the runts of the horror liter. There aren’t that many stories about them and when they do show up, they usually […]
The Raven and the Red Death Review: Kill the Hag, Keep the Gore
Richard Corben seems to be on an Edgar Allan Poe kick recently. He has already done justice to “The Fall of the House of Usher†[…]
12 Years a Slave Review: One Man’s Journey
Solomon Northup’s autobiography “12 Years a Slave†was recently adopted into a screenplay by John Ridley and directed by Steve McQueen. In spite of several […]
Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths Review: Powerful
World War II was one of the worst periods in human history. Millions died and lots of cities were devastated to the ground. Many movies, […]
Blue Caprice Review: A Fast-Paced Thriller
Alexandre Moors’ “Blue Caprice” takes the drama from the DC Sniper shootings and turns it into a palpable big-screen success thanks to excellent cast-wide performances […]
UXB Review: Shut Up, Rif
Post-apocalyptic stories are nothing new. Creating one that’s original and interesting is hard. Colin Lorimer attempted one with “UXB†and instead produced a story that […]