REVIEW: Black
Taitt’s “Black” is nothing short of a visceral & blatant wide-shot through a lens often
C.V.R. The Bard
Poet. Philosopher. Journalist. Purveyor of Truths.
REVIEW: CONAN THE BARBARIAN No.300
For those who have been on the ride since the first issue and for people
REVIEW: The Books of Magic Omnibus Vol. 2 (The Sandman Universe Classics)
An omnibus tends to take awhile to get through, but in the Sandman Universe that
REVIEW: Black Cotton No.5
It is a wonder to see black & white comics making a comeback to the
MOVIE REVIEW: Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
For fans of the 70’s classic “Master of Kung – Fu ” series – “Legend
REVIEW: Spawn No.321
As if the events in last week’s “King Spawn” were not enough, whereas that book
REVIEW: Sinister War No.4
Wow, “Sinister War”, the conclusion to this series was everything that I could possibly ask
REVIEW: Static Season One No.3
Ayala’s “Static” series is certainly picking up steam in the third issue of the Milestone
REVIEW: Non-Stop Spider-Man No.4
Wow. I have to say usually I avoid Spider-Man titles like the plague, and when
MUSIC REVIEW: See You Next Wednesday – Belly
The XO family brings out another album that let’s Atlanta know they might want to
REVIEW: Conan The Barbarian No.299
Another great surprise from Marvel this week. I’m used to reading Conan thanks to Duggan’s
MUSIC REVIEW: The Alchemist x Boldy James : Bo Jackson
Alchemist lost the Grammy’s last year, but it looks like he’s back at it again
REVIEW: Sacred Six No.12
Priest puts a cap on possibly one of the greatest tales to spin out of
WRESTLING REVIEW: NXT Takeover XXXVI
Continuing the festivities of SummerSlam weekend arrived the latest Takeover, a few months early this
WRESTLING REVIEW: SummerSlam XXXIV
The best of the Big 4 on the big screen for the first time ever
REVIEW: Shazam No.2 (2021)
Initially I have been trying to avoid nearly everything Teen Titans in recent years, but
REVIEW: Marauders No.23
Fiorelli’s art style at first appeared to clash with Duggan’s rugged writing style, but as
MOVIE REVIEW: The Protégé
Scored with a booming Motown soundtrack to accent the realistic armed forces trained action sequences,
MOVIE REVIEW: FREE GUY
Ryan Reynolds returns to the big screen in a film rooted in existentialism softened with
MOVIE REVIEW: Nine Days
Even through delays, great art cant be stopped and will always be enjoyed, even if
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