Comic Review: Thief of Thieves #3

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Story: Robert Kirkman Writer: Nick Spencer Artist: Shawn Martinbrough Review:  There is only so much I can say about Thief of Thieves before I start getting repetitive. Yes, this issue continues to use dialog-less… Continue reading →

Avengers Month: Casting Call: Masters of Evil

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 The Masters of Evil are to the Avengers what the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants are to the X-Men. The perfect nemesis for a bunch of clandestine, colorfully costumed do-gooders is an equally colorfully… Continue reading →

Avengers Month: Why Joss Whedon is Perfect to Direct the Avengers

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As an earlier article pointed out we geeks LOOOOOOOVVVVEE Joss Whedon and if you don’t you really have to assess why you came to this site. Because we have already covered why we… Continue reading →

Retro ‘Doctor Who’ Reviews – Volume 1.3

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Continuing on from the last batch of reviews we’ve entered into the second season featuring the First Doctor. We’ve also taken a bit of a jump from the last story (The Sensorites) as… Continue reading →

DVD Review: ‘Titanic’

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Some of you may or may not know that the hundred year anniversary of the sinking of the passenger liner, the RMS Titanic, has been and gone. The Titanic struck an iceberg in… Continue reading →

Avengers Month: ‘Thor’ Review

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Director: Kenneth Branagh Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Kat Dennings, Anthony Hopkins, Tom Hiddleston, Stellan Skarsgard, Clark Gregg Plot: When Thor, the headstrong son of Odin, disobeys his fathers wishes and attacks the… Continue reading →

DC vs. Marvel – The Joker vs. Loki

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DC vs. Marvel: The Joker vs. Loki Background:  Two of DC and Marvel’s flagship villains go head to head in a match up that will critique their abilities, social relevance and overall storyline. … Continue reading →

Gone But Not Forgotten TV: Arrested Development

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Arrested Development is a sitcom created in 2003 by writer Michael Hurwitz. It was one of the first of its kind, a sitcom that traded the multi-camera style for single-camera and left out… Continue reading →

Who We Want to See in the Avengers Sequels

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The Avengers is sure to be a super hit among comic-lovers and mainstream movie audiences alike. I am so convinced that there will be a sequel that I’ve already started concocting ideas of… Continue reading →

First Impressions Review: FEZ

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By Hedge Fez by Polytron After about six hundred years of waiting, mind-bending puzzle platformer Fez has finally been released on Xbox Live Arcade. I spent a brief time with it over the weekend, enough to… Continue reading →