Video Game Review: Monster Train (Steam Deck)
Note: I originally published this review after becoming quite addicted to Monster Train on the Xbox Series X. Now I’m playing it again on the Steam Deck and finding it […]
Video Game Review: Harmony’s Odyssey (Switch)
A magical mishap has jumbled up a variety of locations; despite being at least partially responsible, it’s up to little witch Harmony to put things right. A cute, colourful puzzle […]
Comic Book Review: Do A Powerbomb #5
Do A Powerbomb hurtles towards its final stages as Necroton’s Deathlyfe Tag Team Tournament nears its conclusion. Lona and Cobrasun seek to raise the stakes, with a deadly match featuring […]
Comic Book Review: Do A Powerbomb #4
The fourth issue of Do A Powerbomb sees the nefarious Necroton’s Deathlyfe Tag Team Tournament well underway. Lona and Cobrasun aren’t the only humans fighting for a shot at resurrecting […]
TV Review: She-Hulk: Attorney at Law – S1/E4: Is This Not Real Magic?
An ex-apprentice of the Mystic Arts is using his Sling Ring inappropriately – and Sorcerer Supreme Wong enlists Jen’s help in an attempt to legally put a stop to the […]
Comic Book Review: The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling: A Hardcore, High-Flying, No-Holds-Barred History of the One True Sport (2018)
Despite this week being perhaps the biggest week for professional wrestling in the UK since 1992, I’ve somehow resisted the urge to write about it every single day. Why is […]
Comic Book Review: DC vs Vampires #8
Despite some very promising issues and a great out-of-continuity setting that allows some real freedom when it comes to the huge cast of characters, DC vs Vampires has proven to […]
Video Game Review: Cotton Fantasy (Switch)
The first installment in the Cotton series – Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams – came out in Japanese arcades way back in 1991. Part of a subgenre of shoot ’em ups […]
Video Game Review: Monster Train (Xbox Series X)
I have a confession to make – I originally dismissed Monster Train after playing the tutorial. The cards looked too much like Hearthstone’s (and that was a game that I’d […]
Comic Book Review: The Crimson Cage #3
Chuck Frenzy’s deal with dark and terrifying forces – which has given him the spotlight and championship belt that he’s craved for so long – continues to produce horrific consequences […]
Comic Book Review: The Crimson Cage #2
Who’d have thought that an homage to Macbeth set in the mid-80s world of pro wrestling would work so well? And yet with The Crimson Cage, by John Lees and […]
Comic Book Review: The Sixth Gun – Vol. 3: Bound
The third volume of The Sixth Gun opens with Becky and Drake covertly travelling by railroad, escorting the near-enough dead body of General Hume to sacred – and therefore safe […]
Book Review: The Humans (2013)
A successful mathematics professor on the verge of a hugely significant breakthrough is found wandering naked through Cambridge. His family and friends – even his dog – realise that Andrew […]
Film Review: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
When Iron Man kicked off the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2008, few would have predicted just how big the MCU would become. I remember wondering how filmmakers could possibly make […]
TV Review: What If…? S1/E4: What If…Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?
The first three episodes of What If…? have given us some really intriguing glances into the realms of endless possibility that exist within Marvel’s multiverse; with pretty action-focused episodes, demonstrating […]
Comic Book Review: Black Beth and the Devils of Al-Kadesh
Billed as a Scream! One-Shot Special, Black Beth and the Devils of Al-Kadesh gives readers two tales featuring the eponymous swordswoman and a bonus short story featuring Death-Man, from the […]
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