REVIEW: Midnight Suns No.1
Poverty as a youth has trained me as an adult to be more of a
C.V.R. The Bard
Poet. Philosopher. Journalist. Purveyor of Truths.
REVIEW: Venom : The Cage Opens
Al Ewing : those two words has one of the overall greatest lovable losers in
REVIEW: A.X.E. : Judgement Day No. 4
Most event books usually end up leaving a bad taste in comic book heads mouths,
MOVIE REVIEW: PEARL
Mia Goth may not be the most attractive actress to me, but that didn’t stop
MOVIE REVIEW: Clerks III
The man who almost made Superman live has put in yet another installment to the
REVIEW: Ninjettes No.1
Out of all the prestige works that came out this week, surprisingly all it took
WRESTLING REVIEW: AEW ALL OUT IV
Broadcasted on the big screen and branded as AEW’s answer to Wrestlemania, All Out 2022
WRESTLING REVIEW: NXT World’s Collide III
A triple threat was held on the usual PPV time slot during NXT World’s Collide
WRESTLING REVIEW: WWE Clash At The Castle
With thirty years away from the U.K., WWE returned back September second with Clash At
REVIEW: Silver Coin : Threshold
Johnnie Christmas is a pen name that catches the eye. Irregardless of The Silver Coin
EVIEW: X-Men ’92: House of XCII No.4
Foxe and Espin just need to do a X-Men Grand Design book and call it
REVIEW: King Spawn No.13
Complete with a murder of ravens, King Spawn number thirteen is for sure to be
WRESTLING REVIEW: SummerSlam XXXV
From Slammiversary I had almost two months to decide if I was going to allow
REVIEW: Ice Cream Man : Coat Check Story
Upon reading last weeks most recent “Ice Cream Man”, detailing the tale of a writer
MOVIE REVIEW: NOPE
When it comes to cinema I rarely ever pay to see a film more than
REVIEW: Do A Powerbomb No.2
Wrestling and comics are two parts of pop culture that never really get their fair
MUSIC REVIEW: DIO – Holy Diver (Joe Barresi Remix)
Over the past several years Greyhound has been getting plenty of paper off my ledger.
REVIEW: Ghost Rider : Blood Circus
It’s been close to three decades since Brian Bolland inked and drew some of the
MOVIE REVIEW: Thor: Love And Thunder
I had recently read the latest issue of Zdarsky’s “Public Domain ” and I took
REVIEW: Duo No.2
Cinematic on its onset, Greg Pak’s “Duo” continues to deliver the bombastic, goofy, and the
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