Since a large portion of our staff is American, we are going to be taking a few days off for Thanksgiving. We hope that all our readers have a happy holiday season and will join us back here on Monday [...]

Having written or drawn nearly every Superhero in the comic books, few people in the industry have a career as noted as John Byrne. Recently he has been partnering up with IDW Publishing on various projects, with his latest creation [...]

Every once in a while you see a trailer for a movie that you can’t help but love. It’s a perfect mix of comedy, action and mystery. Chronicle might be that trailer. Enjoy!

IDW Publishing released more information about it’s previously announced Transformers titles set to launch in January 2012. Robots in Disguise will focus on Bumblebee and other Autobots attempting to rebuild Cybertron, while More Than Meets the Eye will follow the [...]

According to a press release from the major comic book publisher, the New 52 relaunch has set records and shown the company has experienced its best sales number in over two decades. While the relaunch has drawn praise and scorn [...]

The single thing I was most excited about with DC Comics’ New 52 initiative was the way that Vertigo was clearly bleeding into the DC Universe. With the inclusion of Swamp Thing and John Constantine into the DC Universe, the [...]

Big things are on the horizon for the Robots in Disguises. Today IDW announced that its 150th issue set in the Transformer Universe, set to be released in December, will be titled Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime. As the [...]

Regardless how you feel about DC Comics’ relaunch, it must be conceded that they are attempting to expand their scope. While their Vertigo imprint has always pushed the boundaries with comics like V for Vendetta and Transmetropolitan, DC Comics proper [...]

Friend of Guerrilla Geek (Professor) Elemental has released released his long awaited collaboration with Jon Clark and Nick Maxwell titled Special School and we have a special sneak peak for you! Free Single: Special School is packed with stories about [...]

I want to preface everything I’m about to say in this review with a simple statement: I always have and always will love Batman. Okay, lets get to it. Batman is easily DC Comics’ Wolverine. Both have been criminally over [...]

Whenever Grant Morrison is involved with a Superman title, it’s safe to say it’s going to be unique. Lets be honest, Superman or not, Morrison is never business as usual. In my mind, business as usual is the problem with [...]

Zombies have been the in thing for awhile now and will continue to be till someone writes a teen novel about a misunderstood girl that falls in love with an equally misunderstood sparkling zombie. We find them in our comics, [...]

For decades Justice League has been a flagship title for DC Comics. It has acted as a hub where all the big (and sometimes not so big) names of the DC Universe came together to tackle the baddest of the [...]

Just when you thought it was safe to get on the internet and not be bombarded by Comic-Con, (Fake) Stan Lee proves you wrong. Check out his latest adventure and be sure to check out his website, fakestanlee.com, for previous [...]

Perfection is the target: the perfect mate, the perfect game, the perfect body. The idea of perfection is such an absurd notion that it gets diluted and misrepresented on a daily basis. Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the story of [...]

It was announced today that Eidos-Montreal, Square Enix and musterbrand will be teaming up to make the in game clothing from Deus Ex: Human Revolution a physical reality. Launching tomorrow, the Deus Ex: Human Revolution store will offer clothing worn [...]

Recently the British television show Doctor Who has been getting a lot of attention and gaining a sizable viewership outside its typical circles. While Doctor Who is known for its wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff, it by no means has [...]

In a bid to be more like “real” movie critics I am going to attempt a pithy little turn of phrase that includes the movie title, so bare with me as I try this out… 30 Minutes or Less is [...]

Small publisher Asylum Press is slowly, but surely, earning itself a solid place in the horror comic market. I think it’s safe to say their upcoming release Chopper will only increase the company’s presence. With a web series tie-in featuring [...]

I had a driveway moment in my car the other night. One of those strange happenings that only seem to occur when you listen to public radio or really good music. The sticky Ohio heat wrapped around me as I [...]

Author’s note: The following is a rather long-winded examination of some of the problems the comic book industry faces. I know we’ve all read it before and you must be wondering why this article is any different. It’s different because [...]

This time last week I didn’t know a horcrux from a patronus. I had attempted to read Harry Potter and the Sorcerer/Philosopher’s Stone in the past, only to fail to ever finish it. I was a muggle; happily oblivious to [...]

Valve’s Steam Store may have just wrapped up its week long summer sale, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t pick up a great game for a great price. Every day the service is jammed packed with deals on games [...]

Since 2004 Danielle Corsetto has been the creative force behind the very popular web comic Girls With Slingshots. In those seven years she’s brought us ghost kittens, porn librarians, and a talking cactus. In a time when web comics were [...]