Supergirl “The Last Children of Krypton”
Well, Supergirl had a bit of a shake up. Not of the impossibly huge sort, mind. But big enough that it certainly changes the lineup a little bit. Remember when….
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Faith #4
Faith is one of the comics coming from Valiant that I recently have fallen in love with. It has a simple and easy to follow kind of story and connects….
Ninjak #20
It feels like an eternity since I read an issue of Ninjak, so seeing a new one come across my desk I got excited, but the fight I was waiting/hoping for….
Star Wars Rebels “Hera’s Heroes”
Star Wars Rebels has been pretty light on Thrawn content since Steps into Shadow ran. This one remedies that, and also makes his presence known to the Rebels. It also….
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #12
I’m quite surprised. This has been a very good week for comic books! It doesn’t feel like a lot of time since I read the last issue of Wrath of….
The Flash “Paradox”
It wasn’t much of a guess that The Flash would immediately begin tackling the end results of Flashpoint. After all, the Reverse Flash said there would be differences, and it….
Britannia #2
If Britannia #1 was full of magic and myth, this one is a closer view to politics and military service. It’s fiction and history dancing together, which seems to be….
Supergirl “The Adventures of Supergirl”
Supergirl is back, after a channel hop over to the CW. I have no idea what exactly it took , but they kept all of their actors as well. Of….
Shiny
Shiny is a Platformer by Garage 227 and published by 1C Company. It features robots (yay!) and tight platforming, in equal measure. So how did it stack up? “Overall, Shiny….
A&A: The Adventures of Archer & Armstrong #8
If there’s one thing that I’ve learned with A&A: The Adventures of Archer & Armstrong #8 is that this is one of those comics that never stops surprising me. Every issue….
Star Wars Rebels “The Antilles Extraction”
Star Wars Rebels draws towards its close this season. That means that they’re going to set up as much as possible for the original trilogy, in conjunction with Rogue One…..
Syndrome – Review
Never have I played a game that started with so much promise, but ends up devolving into an almost unplayable mess like Syndrome. The game bills itself as a stealth….