REVIEW: Eden’s Fall #2
There is an old adage that simply states “Be mindful of what you wish for”.
REVIEW: Kings Quest #5
One of my all time favourite cartoons is Defenders of the Earth. Fro those who
CONVENTION REVIEW: Dragon Con 2016
I am no stranger to conventions, comic, anime, or otherwise. My first convention was Numa
REVIEW: 2000 A.D. Program 2000
Forty years! Man, where did the time go? Between the various Star Wars movies, the
TAG-TEAM REVIEW: Josie and the Pussycats #1
View From Across the Pond – Johnny “The Machine” Hughes If it is true, that we
MOVIE REVIEW: I, Daniel Blake
Director Ken Loach brings his next human study to the big screen, and I’m going
REVIEW: Raven #1 (of 6)
Now, I am a huge Raven fan. She is by far one of the best
MOVIE REVIEW: Deepwater Horizon
The true story of one of America’s biggest oil disasters comes to the screen with
Announcing the Welovefine Finn Jacket
Welovefine is gearing to release a high quality Star Wars jacket based on the jacket
MOVIE REVIEW: The Magnificent Seven
The newest remake of Seven Samurai, is here with Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, and Ethan
MOVIE REVIEW: War On Everyone
Two corrupt and idiotic detectives find themselves in the middle of the rise to power
Flipside Fedex: Destroyer Duck – The Unknown Duck?
G’Day Crusaders, If you haven’t listened to Flipside Focus Episode 8 yet, please do so
REVIEW: The Last Sheriff # 3
G’Day Crusaders, This is Dodgy in the mix bringing you The Last Sheriff Part III
REVIEW: The Joyners #4 (of 4)
The last issue of this series from Boom Studios imprint Archaia, hits the stores this
REVIEW: Revolution #1
When you were kid, did you ever wonder who would win in a fight, G.I Joe
Flipside Fedex: Oz Comic Con Special 2016
Another year has past as I was able to attend my third consecutive Oz Comic
REVIEW: Medic # 5
G’Day Crusaders, Dodgy in the mix bringing you Medic #5 by Bill Jemas, Michael Coast
REVIEW: Honor # 5
G’Day Crusaders, This is Dodgy in the mix bringing you Honor # 5 by Bill
REVIEW: Rise #5
Looking at this book, I was sorely tempted to write “please see Remote review” as
REVIEW: Remote #5
Double Take are trying something a little different, creating a whole new comic universe based
