(Marvel Studios 2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: April 2015
Review: Jo Jo’s Bizarre Adventure FCBD Issue
(Viz Media FCBD 2015)
Story & Art by Hirohiko Araki
Translator: Evan Galloway
Summary: Long ago in the Victorian Era, there was a man born named Joseph Joestar of the famous Joestar estate. Many tragic things befell this child, and yet he grew up with a heart of gold to help others and find love. Continue reading
Review: Pokemon FCBD Issue
(Perfect Square FCBD 2015)
Writer: Hidenori Kusaka
Illustrator: Satoshi Yamamoto
Summary: In these three Pokemon Adventures stories from three eras in Pokemon history, we get introduced to X, Y, Emerald, and Black _ all names for the main characters based around the game they come from. Continue reading
Review: Scooby-Doo! Team-Up feat. The Super Friends FCBD Issue
(DC Comics 2015)
Writer: Sholly Fisch
Illustrator: Dario Brizuela
Colorer: Franco Riesco
Letterer: Sadia Temofonte
Summary: In the hall of Justice the Super-Friends call upon the Scooby Gang to help them solve the mystery of seven rainbow colored ghosts haunting their base. Continue reading
Review: Agents of Shield Season 2 Ep. 18
(Marvel Studios 2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. Continue reading
Review: Naruto Gaiden: The Seventh Hokage and the Scarlet Spring
(Jump Comics 2015)
Story & Art by Masashi Kishimoto
Chapters: 1-Ongoing
Summary: It’s been many years since the finale of Naruto, our hero is the current Hokage and people live in a time of peace. Continue reading
Review: Daredevil Series 1
(Netflix, ABC Studios, and DeKnight Productions - 2015)
Starring – Charlie Cox, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Vincent D’Onofrio
Summary: In Hell’s Kitchen crime runs rampant and Matt Murdock feels he has what it takes to bring the criminals down, through the power of the law and by his own hands. Continue reading
Review: Inhuman Special #1
(Marvel Comics 2015)
Written by Jeff Loveness
Art by Ryan Lee
This second one-shot in a series of three comprising the “Inhuman Error” story picks up where the Amazing Spider-Man Special left off, with Spidey throwing in with the current Inhuman leader, Continue reading
Review: Monster Motor: The Curse of Minivan Helsing #2
(IDW 2015)
Written by Brian Lynch
Illustrated by Nick Roche
Colored by Leonard O’Grady
Lettered by Tom B. Long
Browse your LCS’s shelves and see the number of zombie books that rest uneasily there. Continue reading
Review: Lumberjanes #13
(Boom! Box 2015)
Written by Noelle Stevenson & Shannon Watters
Illustrated by Brook Allen
Colors by Marta Laiho
Letters by Aubrey Aiese
This week we are looking at Lumberjanes #13. Now I myself haven’t read the first twelve comics, but this is a great place to jump into this comic – and I have jumped on board. Continue reading
TV REVIEW: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 2 Ep. 17
(Marvel Studios, 2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. Continue reading
REVIEW: Convergence #2
(DC Comics, 2015)
Written by Jeff King
Art by Jason Paz and Carlo Pagulayan
Color Artwork by Peter Steigerwald
Lettered by Travis Lanham
This issue could easily have been subtitled “A Tale of Two Batmen” as Jeff King brings the much older, weathered and chemically dependent Batman of Earth 2 and the younger, more idealistic pre-Flashpoint DCU Batman face to face in the midst of the chaos and turmoil of the Convergence event. Continue reading
REVIEW: Reyn #4
(Image Comics, 2015)
Writer: Kel Symons
Art: Nate Stockman
Colors: Paul Little
Lettering and Design: Pat Brosseau
When the sorceress Seph was injured, Reyn scaled the Haunted Peaks to return Seph to her father and the Follows of Teck to be healed. Continue reading
TV REVIEW: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 2 Ep. 16
(Marvel Studios, 2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. As our heroes learn to adapt to one another, and the changes happening around them the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur. This is a tale where Continue reading
TV REVIEW: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 2 Ep. 15
(Marvel Studios, 2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. As our heroes learn to adapt to one another, and the changes happening around them the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur. Continue reading
TV REVIEW: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 2, Ep. 14
(Marvel Studios, 2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. Continue reading
REVIEW: Toe Tag Riot #4
(Black Mask Studios, 2015)
Created by Matt Miner and Sean Von Gorman
Written by Matt Miner
Pencils and Inks by Sean Von Gorman
Colors by Savanna Ganucheau
We’ve come to the finale. The road to Riot has been bumpy with beheaded bigots, sloppy with salvation, and phantasmagorically fun. Continue reading
REVIEW: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Ep. 13
(Marvel Studios, 2015)
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - Season 2 Episode 13 - Review (2015)
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. Continue reading
TV REVIEW: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Ep. 12
(Marvel Studios, 2015)
Season 2 Episode 12 –
Summary: Agent Phil Coulsen leads a ragtag group of agents through the mud as he fights Hydra and any other baddies that comes along the way. Continue reading
REVIEW: Deadpool #250
(Marvel Comics, 2015)
Written by Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn, Various
Art by Mike Hawthorne, Various
Inks by Terry Pallot
Colors by Jordie Bellaire
Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn have spent their entire run bringing us the comedy and the drama that have been Deadpool’s existence in the Marvel Universe for the past 44 issues or so, give or take an annual or a digital first limited series, Continue reading