Two giant games are going to be Shown at the Game Developers Conference this month. Both BattleField 4 and The Phantom Pain are officially confrimed to be at the show. BattleField 4 will be recieving an official announcement on the 26th. It is already confirmed that BattleField 4 will be available on next-generation consoles. The […]
Evil Ernie continues his attack on a maximum security prison. Unfortunately, this issue continues the series downward spiral, hitting an all-time low.
Oldboy director Park Chan-Wook has come stateside to make his first American feature, and Stoker is a visually stunning, eerie movie.
The Last Exorcism Part 2 trades the buildup of terror, in which its predecessor excelled, for jump scares, raises seemingly important questions it never bothers to answer, and sets up characters in multiple ways only to do nothing with them.
After several New 52 titles were cancelled in April, DC comics, of course, announced several more cancellations immediately afterward in May. Find out what they are here.
The gimmick of the First Lantern lets Geoff Johns look back on the lives of the characters he’s been writing all these years. Seems appropriate for a final story arc.
General Joe Colton decides its time for G.I. Joe to be the military’s own superhero team. Or IDW and Fred Van Lente decide its time. It’s like synergy.
Lucas Hood is preoccupied when a run of the mill robbery escalates into a hostage crisis at the Banshee high school. The episode fails to build the necessary suspense as the predictable story unfolds.
DC has announced several more books that are being cut from the shelves. This includes I, Vampire and the Vertigo title Saucer County. Most titles were cut because of drops in sales, but they will be mourned by their still-standing legions of followers.
Super baby batter. Yes, these words and many others like them can be found in this issue. I missed Powers so much, didn’t you?
