Resident Alien: The Doctor is Out
Resident Alien
From time to time, a new series comes along that has the right combination of an amazing cast, great writers and an intriguing plot. Resident Alien is one of those shows.
DetailsA Tribute to Samuel L. Jackson
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past ten years, you’ve heard of Samuel L. Jackson; he’s one of the most popular black actors of all time. For the third week of Black History Month, we’re covering an acting legend.
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Charlotte: Body Snatching and Time Leaping
Charlotte
While the #anime does have its plot holes and the storyline can be confusing at times with situations coming out of the blue, Charlotte is still one to enjoy and to add to your anime list!
DetailsKia Asamiya’s Steam Detectives
Kia Asamiya’s Steam Detectives is a delightful manga that might be too childish for most adults and may be too adult for a lot of parents’ comfort.
DetailsSavage #1: Primal Rage
Savage #1
Savage #1 (@maxbemis @StockmanNate @Treestumped @HassanOE ) is the perfect recipe for success on a book with high expectations and some cautious eyes on it. #Valiant #StayValiant
DetailsFuture State: Nightwing #1-2: Remember the Alamo
Future State: Nightwing #1-2
Future State: Nightwing (@AConstantWords @NicolaScottArt @ivanplascencia ) is rock solid, whether you’re reading the whole event or just want to enjoy a well-crafted Nightwing story you’re getting your money’s worth here. #DCComics #FutureState
DetailsWandaVision Episodes 4-6: Please Stand By (now with spoilers!)
WandaVision
Finally, a glimpse at the timeline WandaVision is taking place in. Plus, we have now seen life beyond Westview. But will everything end with Wanda losing her mind completely?
DetailsSpace Bastards #2: Casino Boogie
Space Bastards #2 (Peterson, Aubrey, @DarickR @SimonBowland) proves the first issue was no fluke. You WISH your indie darling was this amazing! Sick of the Big 2? Check out this inventive, darkly comedic comic NOW! #Humanoids
DetailsEat-Man and the Value of Fearless Adaptation
In 1997 Koichi Mashimo adapted Akihito Yoshitomi’s Eat-Man for television. It got surrealistic. It got symbolist. It got anti-war, anti-hypocrisy, anti-capitalist. It got weird and it got real.
DetailsNEWS WATCH: Marvel Kicks Off DEADPOOL’s Nerdy Thirty Anniversary with Live Virtual Event
Celebrate 30 years of #Marvel’s Merc with a Mouth during Marvel’s year-long Deadpool Nerdy Thirty anniversary kicking off with a live event February 25 at 7pm ET! Use #DeadpoolNerdy30 to follow along Deadpool’s anniversary celebration all year long!
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The Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED Series Review – Holy Misfires, Batman
The Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED
Series review of Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED. Detective Haru Katou must find a way to work with recruit Daisuke Kanbe, a filthy rich playboy who thinks money can solve any problem. Although the show started strong, it never managed to get anywhere worth going, eventually stalling in midflight and plummeting.
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