Archie: Dark Horse Archives Volume Four Review: An Archie Fan’s Dream Come True
Let’s all return to a time where everything was simple-and a kid named Archie Andrews was there to mess up your day with his clumsiness […]
Articles by Rocco Sansone
Fortune Street Review: Monopoly for Nintendo Fans
Somebody at Nintendo has to be real gutsy to make their own video game version of Monopoly. But it’s ultimately a stroke genius. A Monopoly […]
‘The Devil Inside’ Review: Crowley’s Performance Not Enough
The Vatican forbids any recordings of exorcisms. At least, that’s what the “The Devil Inside†wants us to believe. And for good reason: We’ve seen […]
Lobster Johnston #1: The Burning Hand Review: Goin’ Places
Headline: Couple gets attacked by ghost Indians and is saved by a mysterious figure with a symbol on his hand. Sounds like something out of […]
The Strain #2 Review: Can We Get to the Coffin Already?
The plane is grounded, but the nightmare has only just begun. It’s the continuation of the comic book adaptation of Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck […]
Wrestling with Manhood: Boys, Bullying and Battering Review: Weak
Professional wrestling, in one form or another, has been around for over a century. It has been a stable and even an influence in many […]
Beavis and Butthead Coverage: Sleep-Inducing in a Good Way
It’s yet another week of Beavis and Butthead and this time out, we delve into the lives of America’s favorite two dimwits. In the first […]
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic: War #1 Review: Kid-Tested, Mandalorian Approved
It’s a grand old tradition in the Star Wars universe to focus on major wars. One of these wars that have sadly been pushed aside […]
The Immortal: Demon in the Blood #1 Review: Great Art, Weak Story
19th century samurai drama mixed in with magical tattoos and Japanese demons for some added flavor? Sounds yummy to any comic book reader looking for […]
Beavis and Butthead Coverage: Poop Pencils
What better way to celebrate the yule tide than by watching another episode of Beavis and Butthead? All in all, in spite of a mediocre […]
Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather Review: A New Christmas Classic
In a world that logically should not exist, a space turtle brings us a new Christmas movie. This isn’t your typical Christmas film, however. This […]