BLOODBORNE #14 is Visually Compelling but Narratively Thin
Bloodborne is an IP which I've always appreciated from afar-- I don't have the requisite hardware to play the game, nor do I generally have the time to play games, but since its release, I've loved [...]
THE NIGHTMARE SKETCHBOOK #1 is a Feast for the Eyes
The Nightmare Sketchbook is a new anthology-style graphic novel similar in format to Tales From the Crypt or comparable EC Comics fare. In this case, the framing device is a long lost tome full of accounts of suffering [...]
PROTECTOR #1 Introduces a Creative Post-Post-Apocalypse
Protector #1 wastes no time thrusting the reader into the story of Mari, a runaway slave who stumbles upon a dormant high tech security system while trying to evade her captors. The latter half of [...]
NAILBITER RETURNS #2 Raises Both Questions and the Stakes
Nailbiter Returns ...returns...with issue #2! The stage is now set for some sort of resurgence from the Buckaroo Butchers, a band of serial killers all born in the same Oregon town. Meanwhile, Finch and Alice [...]
THE BOOK MAN Makes for a Great Summer Read
Chances are a lot of us are going to be spending our summers indoors, which means we may not be able to indulge in a lot of seasonal fun, especially at the beach. Luckily we [...]
SNOWPIERCER: EXTINCTION Starts and Ends Strong
The Snowpiercer prequel kicks off with Part 1: Extinction, promising a deep dive into the events that leave humanity stranded on a perpetually moving train in the midst of an environmental apocalypse. The setting and tone are established immediately [...]
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