REVIEW: Medic # 5
G’Day Crusaders, Dodgy in the mix bringing you Medic #5 by Bill Jemas, Michael Coast
REVIEW: Dedication #5
After spotting Dee user her powers last issue, Arnie and his armed mob of followers
REVIEW: Honor # 5
G’Day Crusaders, This is Dodgy in the mix bringing you Honor # 5 by Bill
REVIEW: Slab #5
In keeping with the current craze over at Double Take, Slab is another book based
REVIEW: Z-Men #5
Night of the Living Dead may not be regarded as one of the great horror
REVIEW: Soul #5
For those of you who haven’t noticed, Double Take has put out a huge line
REVIEW: Spring #5
Double Take has developed a 10-title shared universe revolving around Night of the Living Dead,
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
REVIEW: Detective Comics #940
Rise of the Batmen Part 7 The story so far…. Batman has created a team
MOVIE REVIEW: Free State of Jones
Matthew McConaughey stars in Civil War drama based on a true story. A Confederate Soldier/Nurse
The Unstopabble Rise Of The Dark Knight
There are few superheroes as well known and well loved as Batman. A caped crusader
REVIEW: Armor-I
This new book, currently available digitally, is a mix of albeit the best bits, different
REVIEW: Hot Damn #5
Hot Damn #5 is a pretty interesting read, but it“s for those who like crude
REVIEW: Hadrian’s Wall #1 (of 8)
This stylish future-noir mini series from Image Comics, starts with a bang before settling into
MOVIE REVIEW: The Infiltrator
Brian Cranston stars as the undercover agent that brought down the American connections of the
REVIEW: Lady Killer: Vol 2 #2 (of 5)
You know when you are good at your particular business when you start attracting employees
REVIEW: House of Penance #6
The sixth book in the series House of Penance was a pretty strange place to
REVIEW: Awake #6
Written by Susan Beneville, art by Brian Hess, published by Action Lab Entertainment No recap,
REVIEW: Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1954 – The Black Sun #1
So when my editor asked who wanted to take this on, I happily volunteered. It’s been
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